This duo's hair changes so often, if you blink you might miss something. Only their perfect bone structure could make a mullet look so good.
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Just more proof that shirtless selfies are Bieber's favorite new hobby since his breakup with Selena Gomez. Eww.
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BuzzFeed has the online premiere of the drag queen's first music video for “This Club is a Haunted House,” in which she gives Gaga a run for her money.
These men heat up a cold winter in support of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDs.
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These four players could be the key to figuring out who the next Super Bowl champion is.
The Ravens' offense is relatively ordinary aside from two particular attributes. ESPN commentator Ron Jaworski recently said that Joe Flacco has the strongest arm in the NFL, and while there are a few other guys who are in that conversation, Flacco definitely belongs in the upper echelon. In addition to raw strength — picture Joe Flacco, right now, bicep-curling 13-year-old humans — Flacco also has enough touch to be a successful deep-ball guy.
In the above play, from Baltimore's double-overtime win over Denver in the divisional round, Flacco hits an open Torrey Smith in stride for a touchdown. As one of the fastest guys in the league, Smith's his best deep-receiver asset; Jacoby Jones is also solid when he manages to haul in the pass.
Part of Flacco's ability to throw the deep ball has to do with the protection he gets from the Ravens very good offensive line — he's only been sacked four times through three playoff games.
On this play, the Ravens let New England penetrate behind the line and then dump the ball to Rice. As you can see when he's circled in red, Rice fakes like he's engaged as a blocker and then loses his man, catching the pass.
This guy really, really, really liked Burger King.
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It's a neighborly day in this beautywood.
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"Rogers shows how a burlap bag can be many different things when one imagines it. Betty Aberlin suggests to wear it as a cape, which she does as a border guard. Meanwhile, King Friday takes no chances for this if an invasion occurs."
"At the Television House, Rogers talks about his boyhood days when he did not practice a clarinet."
"Rogers warms some wiener buns in his oven so that Chef Brockett and Mr. McFeely can enjoy them."
Hopefully, this is the start of an online trend of more random acts of kindness.
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Batman: The Animated Series was, by far, the most badass part of Saturday morning cartoons. It single-handedly made 9 AM on Saturday worth being awake for.
In the pilot episode, a monstrous bat creature stalks Gotham, and the GCPD suspects Batman.
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When the Joker escapes Arkham Asylum on Christmas Eve and terrorizes the city from a commandeered television studio, Batman and Robin must find him and his hostages before midnight.
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In a showdown with the Scarecrow at Gotham University, Batman accidentally inhales Scarecrow's fear gas and confronts his unresolved issues with his parents' brutal murder.
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The Joker infects all of Gotham, including Alfred, with his laughing gas, and Batman must acquire an antidote to save the city from descending into gleeful madness.
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Tina Fey drops hints at the SAG Awards.
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If you're not already in love with The Following 's Nico Tortorella, you should be.
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Lesson: never trust a goat.
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Never too much Hamm.
Four deaths have been confirmed and thousands have been evacuated in Bundaberg as the city faces it's worst flood disaster on Jan. 29, 2013 in the wake of Tropical Cyclone Oswald.
Floodwaters from the Burnett River inundate parts of Bundaberg, which is 186 miles north of Brisbane.
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Rescue and evacuation missions continue as emergency services prepare to move patients from Bundaberg Hospital to Brisbane amid fears the hospital could lose power.
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You're welcome.
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Great, simple idea.
Posters for the Greenville Humane Society, in Greenville, South Carolina.
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By utilizing two-sided printing and rolling the corners of the Ears posters, they brought to life the endearing moment of puppies perking their ears to listen; and with a simple fold and rolled corners, the Tongue posters capture a puppy's face lick.
Simple, cheap, smart, and very engaging.
Ad agency Erwin Penland.
What else do you need to know other than it was made by DustFilms , the same people who made the “Man Of Steel” sweded trailer? It's really the music that sells it for me.
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It's less than a week until the greatest Beyoncé concert ever to happen between two halves of a football game.
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She may look like your grandmother, but J.B. Fletcher is a crime-fighting force to be reckoned with. Here's why everyone should re-watch this Angela Lansbury classic.
There is nothing foreboding about this jovial jingle. The theme was composed by British film score composer John Addison, for which he won an Emmy.
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In J.B. Fletcher's hometown of Cabot Cove (and everywhere else she travels), someone always kicks the bucket, and the mystery novelist-turned-amateur detective always hunts down the killer.
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Unless they're procreating like bunnies, almost everyone in Cabot Cove should technically be dead. Oh, the wonders of television.
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Angela Lansbury is regularly busting out a caricatured persona to snoop around in disguise. She even plays a dual role as her own British cousin Emma Macgill, an actress who stages her own death to evade murder.
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It's as painfully awkward as it sounds…
Surprised kitty.
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Ikea monkey.
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