I see your 8-year-old screamo girl and raise you one awesomely hardcore boy.
6-Year-Old's First Hardcore Song Is Ragin'
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Adolf Fishler
Reincarnation is a bitch. (via Reddit )
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Watch The "Seeking A Friend For The End Of The World" Trailer
How would you spend your last days on Earth? Here's the first official trailer for “Seeking a Friend for the End of the World,” an apocalyptic rom-com starring Steve Carell and Keira Knightley as neighbors who team up to make each other's End of Days dreams come true. It'll hit theaters this summer.
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Cute Pillows Shaped Like Food
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"Morning Joe" Draws Ire Of Senate Women
Democrats Boxer, Shaheen, Stabenow don't like Scarborough's take on contraception. But nobody went on this morning.
The Senate's Democratic women are furious at "Morning Joe" hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski for their opposition to the Obama Administration's contraception mandate, two sources told BuzzFeed.
California Senator Barbara Boxer and New Hampshire's Jeanne Shaheen both got in touch with MSNBC after the two hosts of the show that starts many politicos' days were unanimous Monday in their criticism of the rule, which would require Catholic hospitals and other institutions to offer health care plans providing contraception to their employees.
"If the federal government can do this to the Catholic church, can they not do this to any church?" host Joe Scarborough asked. Brzezinski called the move an "overstep" and "wrong." Guests, including conservative Oklahoma Senator Tom Coburn, agreed with them.
"The women Senators are up in arms. They think the coverage is slanted, Mika is not doing enough to articulate their position, and they can’t get equal time," a Democrat familiar with the situation told BuzzFeed.
Boxer and Shaheen, a source said, both asked "Morning Joe" to appear to rebut the hosts' views; the show's producers agreed, but said they would invite a Republican Senator on to take the other side. The two senators then cited scheduling problems, and suggested that Connecticut Senator Richard Blumenthal appear in their place; Morning Joe declined.
They're not the only ones agitated: Michigan Senator Debbie Stabenow voiced her complaints about the show in a lunch with donors in Washington, D.C. today, a source there said.
Spokespeople for the senators and for MSNBC declined to comment on the tiff, which is if nothing else a sign of the show's centrality in the political conversation.
And the cable network did not exactly shut them out Thursday: Boxer appeared on The Daily Rundown, Shaheen spoke to Chris Jansing at 10, and New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand spoke to Luke Russert in the 1:00 hour.
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Naomi Watts To Play Princess Diana
Wonder what the royals think of this? Watts will showcase the last two years of Diana's life in the upcoming film, “Caught In Flight”.
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Anderson Cooper Slams Karl Lagerfeld For Calling Adele "Too Fat"
“Go ahead and sell me out and I'll leave your ship bare.” Adele has already responded to comments made by fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld that described the British singer as “too fat.” Now, in this clip from his show on CNN tonight, Anderson Cooper joins the anti-Lagerfeld fray.
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Husky Thinks He's A Hamster
Look at this guy go. This is a great way to exercise a sled dog in the summer.
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Daniel Radcliffe Hates "Twilight," Loves Lana Del Rey
One out of two ain't bad. On Bravo's “Watch What Happens Live” Thursday night, guest Daniel Radcliffe gave all sorts of opinions. As you'll see in this clip, while “Twilight” isn't Radcliffe's “cup of tea,” he loves him some Lana Del Rey.
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Daniel Radcliffe’s Biggest Controversies
Radcliffe is not Harry Potter. And if it takes sex with groupies and an alcohol dependance to prove it, then so be it.
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When Obama Was "A Progressive Urban Democrat"
President Obama has long positioned himself as a moderate figure. But in 2000 during his failed run against Rep. Bobby Rush he discussed being similar in political viewpoint to the former Black Panther Congressman and described himself as “progressive urban Democrat.” The video from their debate below and the three radio ads offer a sense of Obama's pitch to a very different electorate.
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One Man, 6 Mustaches Cover David Guetta's "Turn Me On"
Matthew Ferguson, a formerly fully-bearded New Jersey teacher, does his take on Guetta's hit single
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Nicolas Cage Confronts His "Vampire Photo" Doppelganger On Letterman
“How can I be polite about this… it's a, uh, somewhat slowed down version of me.” Remember that Civil War-era photo that popped up on eBay and, according to its owner, was proof Nicolas Cage is a time-traveling vampire? Cage finally commented on the controversy to David Letterman on tonight's “Late Show.”
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Jamaican Girl Gives Directions To Her House
It's really simple. Well, actually all I got was the part about the mango tree.
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A Hilarious Moment Of Miscommunication On "Jeopardy!"
“Don't say another word!” On tonight's installment of the “Jeopardy!” College Championship, host Alek Trebek interviewed Duke senior Greer Mackebee about his unusual hobby of building concrete canoes. “How do you get into that?” Trebek asked. Mackebee's response—and Trebek's reaction to it—was solid gold.
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Identical Twins Are Also Messy Eaters
Meet Oren and Oscar. One of them is a little less sloppy than the other come lunchtime.
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7 Reasons Ants Will Inherit The Earth
We've covered ants before, but everyone in the country didn't immediately start smashing every ant they came across, so obviously you didn't listen. And we'll all pay for it.
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BFFs: Grizzly Bear And Wolf Cub
Here's six-year-old footage of Lil' Bear and Tala playing in the Gift Shop at the Woodland Zoo in Farmington. The furry pair are still best buds.
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Chimp Prodigy Can Solve Memory Puzzle In 60 Milliseconds
Ayumu the chimp can remember both the location and order of a set of numbers in less time than it takes for most people to even process what we're seeing.
The 11-year-old chimpanzee in no stranger to the spotlight. Back in 2007 he was featured on MSNBC's Are you smarter than a chimp? segment where scientists had two young adults compete against Ayumu and another chimp in a series of short-term memory tests. Guess who won? Yup, the chimps.
So how does he do it exactly? Scientists aren't entirely sure but there are a couple theories. The first is something called "eidetic imagery" which, in poor latent terms, means Ayumu is able to commit to memory a complete picture of intricate pattern or scene.
The second theory is called subatizing which means you can look at a small number of items and automatically know how many of each are present. For example, if you glimpse at the stars, you can see that there are two red stars. Or three blue stars. Or what have you. And chimps retain this information better than humans, especially Ayumu, because as humans evolved and acquired new skills-like speech-we lost others such as super awesome visual memorization.
Source: io9.com
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