“Oh, Michael, you are my regular Apollo Rocket of Love!”
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Which “That ’70s Show” Character Should You Marry?
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9 Videos You Can't Miss This Week
Featuring a pug’s day at a baseball game, Fight Club for kids, and your grandparents at Bonnaroo.
Try Guys Try Wedding Dresses
"Eugene's going to look prettier than any of us." Watch the video and decide for yourself which Try Guy wore it best. (3:47)
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Pups At The Park!
Gizmo T. Pug had the best day ever at Dodger Stadium. Get the pug's-eye view of "Pups At The Park" day 2k15! (1:56)
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"True Detective" Did Not Just Do That
:( Warning: SPOILERS AHEAD!
WARNING: DO NOT READ ON IF YOU HAVE NOT SEEN TRUE DETECTIVE SEASON 2, EPISODE 2!
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While investigating the murder of Frank Caspere, Detective Ray Velcoro (Colin Farrell) heads to Caspere's secret sex lair at the end of this week's True Detective.
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There, the detective finds a puddle of blood on the floor...
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A radio that's still on...
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There'll Be Beefed Up Q&A Security After Patriot's Pork Protest
Management is taking no chances as producers scramble to find replacements for right-wing boycotters.
The ABC has ordered more security to conduct thorough checks on audience members for tonight's hotly anticipated Q&A episode after a group of flag-waving "patriots" wheeled around a roasted pig outside the organisation's Melbourne office on the weekend.
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BuzzFeed News understands there'll be a beefed up security presence around the building, with audience members going through bag checks and monitored by more guards at the ABC's Ultimo headquarters.
All eyes will be on the live panel show after it was accused of "betrayal" by the prime minister and pilloried by some sections of the right wing media for hosting a question by former terror suspect Zaky Mallah.
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The BET Awards Pulled Off A Flawless Bad Boy Reunion
“Bad Boyyy, come out and playyy.”
Stephen Grant Hill, president of music programming and specials for BET Networks, posted this photo of Diddy and Faith Evans to his Instagram four days ago, and whet everyone's appetite who was born before, say, 1990.
Stephen you dirty, dirty tease.
And Sunday, our hopes and dreams came true.
BET / Via BuzzFeed
From Faith Evans singing "Love Like This Before" to 112 singing "Peaches and Cream," anybody and everybody Diddy-bopped down memory lane.
BET / Via BuzzFeed
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55 Facts You Didn't Know About Your Favorite Pop Stars
ATTN: Ryan Gosling could have been a Backstreet Boy.
1. Every Neptunes written track on Justin Timberlake's debut album, Justified, with the exception of "Like I Love You," was actually written for Michael Jackson.
2. The Neptunes also originally wrote Britney Spears' "I'm a Slave 4 U" and "Boys" for Janet Jackson.
3. During the rehearsals for her now iconic VMA performance of "I'm a Slave 4 U," Britney broke out in rash that might have been caused by the snake. Her team had to cover it with makeup for the show.
4. Britney's 2000 pop ballad, "Don't Let Me Be the Last to Know," was co-written by Shania Twain. The song was produced and also co-written by Shania's then-husband, Robert "Mutt" Lange.
5. Also that same year, Britney became the spokesperson for Herbal Essences shampoo. She even recorded a special song for them called "I've Got the Urge to Herbal."
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27 Best Tweets Of The BET Awards
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Rihanna Teased A Clip Of Her "Bitch Better Have My Money" Music Video At The BET Awards
“Pay me what you owe me! “
Goddess Rihanna decided to grace the viewers of the 2015 BET Awards with her presence.
She didn't perform, but she found multiple ways to entertain the audience and viewers at home.
As you can see, she was obviously fed up with Floyd Mayweather's chitchatting and decided to duct tape his mouth.
But the bajan beauty also decided to debut a minute-long clip from her forthcoming video, "Bitch Better Have My Money." And listen, it's gonna be good!
I mean, there's gonna be foul language, nudity, and violence?! Count us in.
RihannaVEVO / Via youtube.com
And although the character RiRi's playing seems to be a bit off her rocker, she gives amazing hair flips.
RihannaVEVO / Via youtube.com
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Shia LaBeouf Is A Rapper Now, Is "Best To Do This Shit Since Tupac"
“I’m so underground rap kids call me Tubman.”
Hello, here's a video of Shia LaBeouf rapping.
This is Corey James, who captured the footage of Shia Labeouf rapping in a freestyle battle at a local swimming spot in South Dakota.
BuzzFeed News has reached out to James for comment, but from what we can tell, LaBeouf absolutely flamed whoever he was up against.
James managed to capture two videos — both showing LaBeouf's progressive success with his ~lyrics~.
"Still breaking down potatoes like I'm fucking Galileo."
"I'm so underground rap kids call me Tubman."
Fair play to you, Mr. LaBeouf. Keep on keepin' on.
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Tamar's BET Awards Face Is The Hilarious New Meme You Need In Your Life
When Goldie Taylor started a meme featuring Tamar Braxton’s “OMG!” face, it took over the internet. With just one look, the singer became a meme Sunday night during her BET Awards performance.
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Sushi Chef Reviews Cheap Sushi
“Bad shrimp smell…I have to eat this one?”
BuzzFeed Video / Via youtu.be
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Nicki Minaj Thanked Her Mom At The BET Awards
World, meet Nicki’s mom.
Tonight all eyes were on Nicki Minaj and Meek Mill as they performed together at the BET Awards.
And the #Omeeka fans were here for it.
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9 Truly Iconic Moments From BET's Janet Jackson Tribute
Ciara, Jason Derulo and Tinashe danced their way through the pop legend’s videography before she was awarded the Ultimate Icon: Music Dance Visual Award.
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People Are Going Nuts Making Reaction Gifs Of Kocoum From "Pocahontas"
A Kocoum for every situation
Over the weekend users of the popular photo sharing site Imgur have been going to town making Kocoum reaction gifs.
The original gif comes from a scene in Disney’s Pocahontas, where Kocoum sees Pocahontas and John Smith kissing and frantically rushes to tackle him.
Starting on Wednesday, users of the site have been making reaction gifs involving Kocoum in hilarious situations.
Like when the sand is too hot at the beach.
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We Know Whether You Prefer Pizza Or Fries
Are you a fry fiend or is pizza your paramour?
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This Guy's Girlfriend Looks Like Harry Styles Wearing Makeup And Everyone's Freaking Out About It
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53 Books You Won't Be Able To Put Down
What happens next? There’s only one way to find out.
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19 Times "Kath And Kim" Summed Up Life As An Australian
“Moll” is always an acceptable insult.
We don't always keep up to date on politics.
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But that doesn't stop us from complaining.
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Melbourne Cup day can turn the best of us into a mess.
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Deal or No Deal is an incredibly important program.
"No deal Andrew, no deal!"
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Lawyers Warn That Funding Cuts Will Lead To Black Deaths In Police Custody
Legal experts in Australia warn that funding cuts to a phone line for Aboriginal people detained by police could have disastrous implications.
The Federal Government has confirmed that funding for the New South Wales Custody Notification Service (CNS) will cease. The CNS' latest funding, allocated in 2013, is due to expire on June 30.
The CNS is a phone line, run by the Aboriginal Legal Service (ALS) in NSW and the ACT. It provides 24-hour legal advice and welfare checks on Indigenous people in police custody.
Legal experts say it's a critical and vital way to stop Aboriginal people from dying in custody by ensuring that a person's medical conditions are known to police and that threats of self harm and suicide are dealt with swiftly.
In a statement to BuzzFeed News a spokesperson for Attorney General George Brandis says, "In 2015-16, the Aboriginal Legal Service will receive over $17 million to provide Indigenous legal assistance in New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory which is more than a 30 percent increase on recurrent funding since 2007-08."
The department says allocation of those funds are enough to keep the CNS running and that the onus will now be on the ALS to ensure the programs future.
"The Government believes that this level of funding should enable continuation of the ALS NSW/ACT Custody Notification Service"
ALS Chief Legal Officer Jeremy Styles tells BuzzFeed News the government is wrong and that main round funding is not enough to run the CNS, which costs $526,000 dollars a year and employs six lawyers and an administrative officer.
"We're really disappointed, we've had federal funding for this on a year-in-year-out basis since 2008. We really think it should be funded, we don't have sufficient core funding to allow us to fund it without other frontline services seriously effected"
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"A death in custody would be a horrific outcome but it may well be a possibility" - ALS Chief Legal Officer Jeremy Styles
One of the key recommendations from the Royal Commission Into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody in 1991 was that police must contact the Aboriginal Legal Service every time an Indigenous person is taken into custody.
That recommendation is now part of NSW legislation and the ALS say that the CNS is essential to ensuring that recommendation is upheld.
Since the CNS began in 2000 there have been no Aboriginal deaths in custody in NSW or the ACT and Styles firmly believes that is because of the CNS.
"If the service was wound up the problems would be lack of access to legal advice for Aboriginal people in custody, increased problems in custody, potential deaths in custody, increases in medical problems for Aboriginal people in custody. It's a service that provides a critical welfare service for people in custody."
ALS NSW/ACT Chief Legal Officer Jeremy Styles (Supplied)
"We have people as young as 11 or 12 in custody using the CNS. It's also really important for juveniles to understand their rights in custody" - Robyn Hackelis, CNS Solicitor
Robyn Hackelis is a solicitor at the CNS. She says the service has saved countless lives.
"I've been doing the CNS for years now and there have just been numerous occasions where the police are held accountable to a higher standard because they know that we're speaking to the clients. The police duty of care is heightened by the fact that we are checking that the client is okay."
Hackelis warns that the state can expect a spike in deaths in custody, like that of a 59-year-old Aboriginal man who died in a Darwin police watch-house in May, if the CNS is cut back.
"It would be such a huge impact. It's hard to even think through all the implications. I mean there has not been a death in NSW since the CNS has been in place, whereas just recently in the Northern Territory there's been a death because they don't have a similar system in place. Unfortunately we are definitely facing an increase in deaths in custody in NSW. "
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22 Things Only History Nerds Will Find Funny
My anaconda don’t want none unless you birth sons, hon.
This salad dressing being stabbed by its friends:
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And this Caesar salad with extra toppings:
This perfect Impaler meme:
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And this accurate meme referencing the crusades:
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