The Year’s Best In Unnecessary Censorship
Jimmy Kimmel gives us a look at the year’s most memorable event that were censored for no real reason.
Jimmy Kimmel gives us a look at the year’s most memorable event that were censored for no real reason.
Video surveillance captures a horrific assault on a woman by a very large man. Warning- the attack is violent and may be hard for some to watch
by Daniel Stephens Former actor, professional wrestler, and governor of Minnesota Jesse Ventura recently wrote an op-ed for Time Magazine featuring his thoughts about the 2016 election, particularly in the context of his long-time friendship with Donald Trump. He had this to say: Donald Trump is not a fool. He’s been a friend of mine for…
The “World’s Funniest” host told HuffPost Live on Wednesday that he and his wife completed a “90-day sex fast,” and that it left him “more in love” and “more turned on” than ever. What do you think? And, because it’s Friday, here’s a video of Terry Crews singing A Thousand Miles in White Chicks.
By: Bric Butler The politically correct have struck again, and this time at a level of such hypersensitivity that the “oppressed victim” in need of help was an inanimate object. Just when we thought the political controversy surrounding baked goods stopped at religious freedom and gay wedding cakes, we have been proved wrong. That’s because…
Blake Neff The University of Washington (UW) was forced to hastily retract an infographic advising women on how to try out for the cheerleader squad after students denounced it for promoting a “Western” idea of beauty. The infographic, posted Monday to Facebook, features a Washington Huskies cheerleader along with a list of “do’s” and “dont’s” [sic]…
Anyone can show how business video conferencing systems such as BlueJeans has transformed their work day for the better, mostly by allowing them to work from home more often, sometimes even full-time. But for all the advantages, the lack of physical interaction has made it easier for people to switch off during meetings, multi-task instead…
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