With over 805 million views and counting, PSY's K-Pop hit has de-throned the former top viewed video, Justin Bieber's Baby . Hey, sexy lady…
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Over 74 million views.
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Over 45 million views.
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Russian makeup artist Vadim Andreev works magic on these ladies.
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Hagman led Dallas , a hugely popular television drama, for thirteen years as the delightfully evil J.R. Ewing. He was 81.
Larry Hagman, who got his start as an astronaut who finds a genie named Jeannie in a bottle in the TV series I Dream Of Jeannie, died Friday in Dallas, Texas at age 81. From 1978 to 1991, he was famous for playing the villainous J.R. Ewing on the popular series Dallas, which set records with its expertly marketed two-part cliffhanger Who Shot J.R.?. His mother was Mary Martin, who was famous for her performances on Broadway, including Peter Pan. He was married for over 50 years to Maj Axelsson, who survives him along with his daughter, Kristina, his son, Preston, and five granddaughters.
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1981.
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Racist grandmas, dads doing the “Gangnam Style” dance? It's time for the annual airing of family grievances over Twitter.
Forget the canyon, she's lucky her mom didn't kill her.
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It's never too early for an NFL mock draft. (Especially if you're a Chiefs fan.) - [RantSports]
What will become of the children of Syria? - [TheDailyBeast]
Why do pilgrims' hats have buckles, anyway? - [CollegeHumor]
The 100 best video games ever. - [Time]
Headline Story: Read more about Samantha Busch's devious plan to scare the hell out of her mother after the jump. - [DailyMail]
Scrabble will never be the same.
The space between the eyebrows. You are now looking at Ryan Gosling's glabella. Congrats.
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The cry of a newborn baby.
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Spat-out food.
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The sleeve on the outside of a coffee cup.
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The President, and his two daughters Sasha and Malia, went shopping Saturday at One More Page Books in Arlington. The President bought about 15 books according to the White House pool report.
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It's begun! While you were busy sleeping, enterprising Americans everywhere were getting good deals and not over-thinking their life choices.
A woman outside a Toys R Us in Times Square.
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Customers lined up outside a Toys R Us store in Times Square.
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A DJ at a Macy's.
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Shoppers wearing hats.
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My first ever published work. I'll never again produce anything that matches its greatness.
Note the Jewish stars as prom décor.
If you ever want to lose your appetite for chocolate, pasta, and ice cream, you need to look at this immediately.
Has melted chocolate ever looked as unappetizing as when it's coating a naked woman's entire head?
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Or is it grosser to imagine eating a piece of Karl Lagerfeld's chocolate sculpture of his guy Friday, male model Baptiste Giabiconi? I'm really torn on this one.
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At least this is a clever way to shove eight beef patties into one burger.
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As if the meat dress and matching shoes weren't enough, Gaga had to go and wear this Tarzan costume made entirely of beef for the cover of Vogue Hommes Japan.
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The road to Breaking Bad and The Mindy Project began at the Southfork Ranch
Before J.R. Ewing took to the airwaves, network television was a place for people you’d be happy to leave your kids with: The Waltons, the Ingalls of Little House, the Bradford family of Eight Is Enough, Captain Stubing, and a galaxy of hard-nosed detectives. Good folk just trying to do right by the people they cared for and do an honest job in a sometimes crooked world. Shows were led by good guys, while those with hearts of coal played the villains, or at worst, the cranky but ultimately lovable boss.
A slight cloud appeared over the primetime skies in the form of Archie Bunker’s race-baiting tirades, but even he, the show’s creators found, had to let his lovable inner core show at least once a week. And after hours, the Not Ready For Prime Time Players were toying with forms of comedy less tied to likeability.
And then there was J.R. on Dallas. Under the guiding hand of Larry Hagman, who died yesterday at age 81, the Ewing’s bad brother radiated malevolence and evil with a smile as wide as Texas. Not since Manet’s Olympia has the public been so shocked by a character’s complete shamelessness amidst a brazen display of sin.
The series creators may have intended the show’s true star to be the hapless good son Bobby Ewing, played by Patrick Duffy. But after years of anodyne leading men — from Mike Brady to Eddie’s father to Uncle Bill — the public was ready for TV to bare some fanged teeth. No one, not Bobby nor network censors, would put J.R. in the corner and he instantly became the show’s core. And as Dallas became a giant hit, the idea that the public wouldn’t tolerate a “bad guy” triumphant was buried forever.
From there, primetime was never the same. In sitcomland, by the end of the 80’s, traditional loving families had given away to a cast of the self-centered, craven, satires of traditional families seen on Roseanne, Married With Children and The Simpsons. Earnest struggling families all but disappeared from dramas on the primetime airwaves, replaced by other campy, evil, rich broods (Dynasty) and eventually with the rise of HBO and the novel-like format came families of Mafiosa, undertakers, philandering advertising executives, vampires, and crystal meth dealers.
Today, television is littered with J.R.’s heirs. You’ll find more zombies there than honest, hard working, salt of the earth families. A show like The Mindy Project, which gleefully revels in the shallowness and self-absorption of its heroine, would never have been possible without Larry Hagman blazing a trail. Across America’s cultural landscape, we are all J.R.’s children.
Los Angeles-based photographer Ian Ruhter made a gigantic wet plate that he shoots using a van that he converted into a massive camera.
Stay in school, or you might just end up with one of these 10 truly bizarre jobs.
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An oldie but a goodie from America's Funniest Home Videos .
An acoustic mashup, via L.A. musician Justin Messina
Don't act like you never got kicked out of a Spencer's…
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Reddit user: “My Grandpa just moved into a retirement home, he sent us this picture.”
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Or have forgotten since you don't watch the show while getting ready for school anymore?
In Save the Max, Jesse, while working as an investigative reporter for Bayside's radio station, KKTY, finds out that the gang's favorite hangout is actually owned by the school board. I guess that makes it a glorified cafeteria, in a way.
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At the end of the episode Jessie's Song, she mentions to her friends (who are trying to hold in their laughter at the ridiculousness of a caffeine pill addiction, no doubt) that her mother is taking her to get counseling for her problem.
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He had a great grandfather in the Nez Perce tribe named "Whispering Wind." Yeah, because you can totally see the Native American in the show's blonde protagonist. This was all in the episode Running Zack. It's not quite as arcane as some of the other facts on this list, but it was so absurd that I had to mention it.
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Remember The Fabulous Belding Boys? In that episode we got to meet Mr. Belding's douchey brother Rodd Belding, who gets the Bayside High School kids to think he's awesome and then ditches them and their field trip to hook up with a hot stewardess.
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Liu Xianping's granddaughter has a fashion boutique called Yuekou , and since her grandfather began modeling for her, sales have increased fivefold.
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He picked up one piece and tried to give some advice on how to mix and match. We thought it was fun so we started shooting.
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Why [is it] unacceptable for someone like me to wear women’s clothes? Modelling for the store is helping my granddaughter and I have nothing to lose. We were very happy on the day of the shooting. I’m very old and all that I care about is to be happy.
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