Friday, December 1, 2017

Save $30 on these Beats, in-ear headphones

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The holidays are quickly approaching, so why not tackle your gift list early by snagging this pair of urBeats in-ear headphones for 30% off.

According to the product page, these headphones are durable and can withstand just about any wear and tear while still providing a noise-filtered experience to your music. They even have a built-in mic for taking calls and the wire is supposedly tangle-free.

The urBeats are usually $100, but you can pick them up now for $70 and save $30. Read more…

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Can you tell the difference between ‘The Room’ cast and their ‘Disaster Artist’ doppelgangers?

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If you aren’t familiar with cult cinematic classic The Room, it’s time to leave your stupid comments in your pocket and educate yourself. 

Widely considered to be the worst film ever made, the so-bad-it’s-sublime 2003 indie movie was written, directed and produced by its enigmatic star, Tommy Wiseau, and the process of making it was apparently so arduous, unpredictable, and downright bonkers, co-star Greg Sestero later wrote a bestselling memoir about his experience. 

That book, The Disaster Artist, has now been adapted into an eponymous Oscar contender by James Franco, who produces, directs and stars as “Tommy,” exploring the multi-hyphenate’s unlikely friendship with “Greg” (played by Dave Franco) and the batshit insanity that seemingly transpired during the film’s production.  Read more…

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The world is on fire, but at least Harry and Meghan are loved-up in their first public engagement

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News of their engagement brought fans of the Royals into a rapturous ecstasy. 

So naturally their first public engagement was a thundering success. 

We’re talking about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who greeted cheering members of the public in Nottingham, ahead of a visit to a World Aids charity fair. 

Prince Harry has been to Nottingham many times before and is delighted to be introducing the city to Ms. Marklehttp://pic.twitter.com/wyLn1v0QfQ

— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) December 1, 2017

The loving couple appeared confident, relaxed and natural, talking to hundreds of people on both sides of their route, picking up jokes and laughs. They’re so in love and adorable that they might as well be the only good thing in the world right now.  Read more…

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Matt Smith has not met Prince Philip, even though he plays Prince Philip

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He may not be British royalty, but a Time Lord probably outranks a Prince anyway.

Matt Smith was a guest on Jimmy Kimmel Live to talk about the upcoming second season of The Crown. As it turns out, Matt Smith has never met Prince Philip, who he plays in the series. 

Allegedly Philip hasn’t even seen the show.  Read more…

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Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart’s ‘father and son’ pic is wrecking everyone’s emotions

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Patrick Stewart: Do you think it’s possible to break someone using only a single captioned image?
Hugh Jackman: hold my beer…

On Thursday Hugh Jackman tweeted a picture of himself and his X-Men co-star Patrick Stewart. He also decided to knock it up another notch with a very special caption.

Father and son reunion#Logan #Charles #Wolverine http://pic.twitter.com/VHZJXcYMtk

— Hugh Jackman (@RealHughJackman) November 30, 2017

Three… two… one…

“Father and son” http://pic.twitter.com/EZV5ujs6Jh

— Emilie F. Yaakaar (@Bitxina) November 30, 2017 Read more…

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Prince George wants only this single gift for Christmas

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With all the attention on the engagement of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, our favourite prince-future-king George must have felt a bit lonely. 

But fear not, because his wonderful dad William has passed a special request during his trip to Finland. 

The Duke of Cambridge met Father Christmas and delivered a handwritten note by the 4-year-old.

The Duke of Cambridge hands Father Christmas a letter from son Prince George requesting a “police car” for Xmas, during his visit to Helsinki http://pic.twitter.com/AAmMi4VLpM

— PA Royal Reporters (@PARoyal) November 30, 2017 Read more…

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Politician quotes Dumbledore to make a point about Trump, nails it

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There’s no book more vital to a politician’s repertoire than Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone.

On the BBC flagship political programme Question Time on Thursday, the panel was asked by an audience member: “How far would Donald Trump have to go before our government formally rescinded his invitation for a state visit?”

Conservative party Minister for Prisons Sam Gyimah was a panellist, and when answering the question he praised Prime Minister Theresa May’s condemnation of Donald Trump retweeting videos from the far-right group Britain First. In doing so, Gyimah quoted the ineffable Albus Dumbledore. Read more…

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