“Adding to resume: hairdresser,” Nina captioned the post, where she wielded a pair of scissors over Shaun’s head. In the following video, the 33-year-old showed just how much hair she cut off as her hubby appreciated his fresh new ‘do! The actress also shared a sweet video of the cut in progress to her Instagram stories as Shaun was a patient salon subject.
The professional snowboarder also shared a before-and-after shot of his haircut on his own Instagram alongside the hashtag #QuarantineCuts.
“My hairstylist said he wouldn’t, so she did,” Shaun wrote, referring to Nina.
The couple’s photos are the first time they have publicly acknowledged to spending time together amid the coronavirus pandemic. Back in March, the lovebirds were spotted riding bikes together with Nina’s dog in Malibu.
(CNN)Over and over again in 2018, during an apology tour that took him from the halls of the US Congress to an appearance before the European Parliament, Mark Zuckerberg said Facebook had failed to “take a broad enough view of our responsibilities.”But two years later, Zuckerberg and Facebook are still struggling with their responsibilities and how to handle one of their most famous users: President Donald Trump.Despite Zuckerberg having previously indicated any post that “incites violence” would be a line in the sand — even if it came from a politician — Facebook remained silent for hours Friday after Trump was accused of glorifying violence in posts that appeared on its platforms.At 12:53am ET on Friday morning, as cable news networks carried images of fires and destructive protests in Minneapolis, the President tweeted: “These THUGS are dishonoring the memory of George Floyd, and I won’t let that happen. Just spoke to Governor Tim Walz and told him that the Military is with him all the way. Any difficulty and we will assume control but, when the looting starts, the shooting starts. Thank you!”His phrase “when the looting starts, the shooting starts,” mirrors language used by a Miami police chief in the late 1960s in the wake of riots. Its use was immediately condemned by a wide array of individuals, from historians to members of rival political campaigns. Former Vice President and presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden said Trump was “calling for violence against American citizens during a moment of pain for so many.”close dialog
Work Transformed is your guide to navigating this new normal. Sign up for tips and tactics from CNN Business.Sign Me UpNo, ThanksBy subscribing you agree to ourprivacy policy.Twitter decided to affix a warning label to Trump’s tweet — and an identical tweet later posted by the official White House Twitter account — for the first time, indicating that it violated the platform’s rule against glorifying violence.But the exact same message, saying “looting” will lead to “shooting” and referencing “THUGS,” was posted to Trump’s Facebook account at 1:10am ET, just a few minutes after his initial tweet. The President’s message was also posted to Instagram, which is owned by Facebook.As of publication, the posts remained up on both platforms without any label. And while Trump may be more closely associated with his Twitter account, he still has tens of millions of followers on Facebook. His Facebook post has been shared more than 47,000 times and had more than 200,000 reactions and the Instagram post had more than 300,000 likes.Facebook did not comment Friday morning on whether it would do anything about the posts.Facebook’s inaction on the posts so far is just the latest example highlighting a diverging approach between two of the most prominent social networks in how they handle some of Trump’s most controversial posts.While Twitter came under fire earlier this week from some Republicans after adding a fact-check label to Trump’s false tweets about mail-in voting fraud, Facebook did nothing. Instead, Zuckerberg went on Fox News to criticize Twitter.“We have a different policy than, I think, Twitter on this,” Zuckerberg said “I just believe strongly that Facebook shouldn’t be the arbiter of truth of everything that people say online.”Facebook appeared to be leaning on its previously declared policy of not fact-checking politicians. But Zuckerberg has said there would be some exceptions to that controversial policy, including the threat of violence.”Even for politicians we don’t allow content that incites violence or risks imminent harm — and of course we don’t allow voter suppression,” Zuckerberg said in a speech in Washington last year.
Three-time UAAP Men’s Basketball champion and Finals MVP Thirdy Ravena surprised his social media followers by debuting a fresh, new look, Friday.
The former Ateneo Blue Eagle rocked a buzz cut that was dyed pink, which could be an homage to former Chicago Bulls great Dennis Rodman, who was known for his different hair colors.
The always-fashionable Ravena has never been afraid to try out new things when it comes to his look and his style, so obviously, a new hairdo isn’t out of the realm of his possibilities.
We made a report earlier about BamBam’s latest photo she shared on Twitter which got people talking.
Social media users recognized the change in BamBam’s as they claimed that she has a swollen black eye with some even suggesting that her husband, Teddy A has been beating her.
Well, they have addressed all these in the live Instagram video.
During the Live video, Bam Bam was heard saying “Baby they said I have black eye”. After the live video, Teddy A once again uploaded another video with the caption;
“if drink water and mind your business was a person.”
While demonstrations for George Floyd — an unarmed black man killed on Monday by Minneapolis police officers — were answered with tear gas and rubber bullets, Twins star Max Kepler was at peace (Or, ✌️.).
The veteran Twins outfielder posted a selfie wearing a “Blue Lives Matter” flag face mask — the flag is a black-and-white American flag with one singular blue stripe in the middle and represents the 2014 countermovement to the anti-police violence Black Lives Matter organization.
Kepler quickly deleted the picture from his Instagram after getting slammed for his apparent response to Floyd’s death, following it up by declaring his ignorance.
“✌️ [peace emoji] wasn’t aware what the mask supported. still not into politics,” Kepler wrote in his Instagram stories, along with a photo of a serene, wide-open field, with his dog (likely playing catch). He deleted that post, too.
The German-born star attended the John F. Kennedy School in Berlin before being drafted by the Twins in 2009 and making his stateside debut the following year.
Kepler, however, maintained that he was unaware of the symbol’s meaning in a separate conversation.
“Didn’t know what that blue line stood for,” Kepler said in defense of wearing the mask. “Police is green in Germany,” Kepler said to the disappointed fan.
A Twins representative did not directly address the Daily News’ questions about Kepler’s actions but replied with the following statement:
“We are deeply saddened by the tragic and senseless death of George Floyd on Monday night in Minneapolis. The Minnesota Twins send our deepest sympathies to the Floyd family, and join with our Twin Cities community in mourning.
“We will continue working with our community partners to move forward with courage, free of hate and thoughtful in our path, to create the change we want to see in the world — one, all-inclusive Twins Territory, where everyone is protected, safe and welcome.”
On Tuesday (May 26), the “Press” rapper shared a stunning Instagram photo of herself posing in an itty-bitty black bikini. “I suck the sh*t out my stomach for this pic so appreciated,” Cardi admitted in the refreshing caption of the post, which showed her posing on a pool chair while wearing a bikini and stilettos.
Fans and celebrities were quick to praise Cardi in the comments section for her honesty, with some even admitting “we all do it!”
Seemingly inspired by the positive feedback, the “Bodak Yellow” rapper later shared a video of herself walking in the same bikini with her stomach sucked in. However, towards the end of the clip, Cardi turned to the side to show off her real tummy as she lets her stomach go. “Suck it in life,” Cardi captioned the all-too-relatable post.
As fans know, Cardi stays cracking jokes, even when it comes to her music. Earlier this week, while talking to fans on Instagram, the “Please Me” rapper gave an update on when she plans to release her next single but not before joking about her quarantine weight.
“My single is coming when I lose weight. Never!” Cardi joked, per ET, before adding, “Nah, it’s coming real soon, I swear. … And y’all gon’ love it.”
It’s another chapter in President Trump’s love-hate relationship with Twitter. In the wake of the social media company’s decision to fact-check his tweets for the first time, Trump responded with a series of threats and jibes against the company.
Trump claims Twitter – arguably his preferred platform for communication – is stifling free speech after it prompted readers of two of his tweets to check facts on his claims. The president promised “Big action” against the company.
Twitter has now shown that everything we have been saying about them (and their other compatriots) is correct. Big action to follow!
The initial tweets said that mail-in ballots are “substantially fraudulent,” a claim that has been repeatedly debunked.
It’s far from the first time the president has mentioned Twitter (TWTR) and also not the first time he has threatened it.
In fact, according to trumptwitterarchive.com, the president has directly mentioned the company almost 200 times on the platform itself since he began his account in 2009.
As they say, there’s always a tweet. Here’s some notable mentions of the company over the years.
I love Twitter…. it's like owning your own newspaper— without the losses.
Accusations that the ‘Radical Left is in total command & control’
In recent years, Trump has most often brought up the company to complain about what he sees as conservative bias. In 2019, he held a “social media summit” to talk about bias.
Earlier this month, in a typical tweet, he said that he wants to “remedy this illegal situation.”
The Radical Left is in total command & control of Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Google. The Administration is working to remedy this illegal situation. Stay tuned, and send names & events. Thank you Michelle! https://t.co/ZQfcfD3Hk9
Trump has threatened legal action against the company multiple times in spite of little evidence of any sort of systemic bias. He often mentions the forces he sees allied against him, like so-called “shadow banning” of his political allies.
Twitter “SHADOW BANNING” prominent Republicans. Not good. We will look into this discriminatory and illegal practice at once! Many complaints.
Even while decrying when his allies have their accounts frozen, he’s pushed for the banning of his perceived opponents.
When will the Radical Left Wing Media apologize to me for knowingly getting the Russia Collusion Delusion story so wrong? The real story is about to happen! Why is @nytimes, @washingtonpost, @CNN, @MSNBC allowed to be on Twitter & Facebook. Much of what they do is FAKE NEWS!
Trump’s tone has veered in a positive direction in response to personal outreach from the company. In 2019 Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey traveled to Washington to discuss the issue of supposed anti-conservative bias. The trip earned a friendly tweet in response.
Great meeting this afternoon at the @WhiteHouse with @Jack from @Twitter. Lots of subjects discussed regarding their platform, and the world of social media in general. Look forward to keeping an open dialogue! pic.twitter.com/QnZi579eFb
It was a similar pattern during the 2016 campaign. Then-candidate Trump was invited to participate in a video Q&A at Twitter’s New York headquarters. He discussed topics from Israel to Tony Romo and apparently enjoyed the appearance enough to tweet positive mentions.
Trump’s use of the platform has been well documented as a key ingredient – perhaps the key ingredient – in his political rise. One analyst famously even said in 2017 that the account was worth $2 billion to Twitter’s valuation.
American Horror Storyarchitect Ryan Murphy has always said the FX horror series would take place in America, versus anywhere else in the world, or even outer space. In a new Instagram post, he’s given us a clue as to where Season 10 will take place: It looks like a beach or seafront bay.
While Murphy and co-creator Brad Falchuk have traditionally paid homage to U.S. horror pics like Friday the 13th, Halloween and more, the hasty generalization to make here is that Season 10 will have some tones from Creature of the Black Lagoon or Jaws. Still, excellent reinvention for an anthology series that has lasted this long, and continues to stay fresh.
Hopefully there’s enough life preservers to go around, and enough hiding places to take refuge in from gill-ed people.
On deck for Season 10 is Home Alone star Macaulay Culkin as well as the AHS dramatis personage Evan Peters, Sarah Paulson, Kathy Bates, Leslie Grossman, Billie Lourd, Adina Porter, Lily Rabe, Angelica Ross and Finn Wittrock.
The ‘Thank U, Next’ singer has been understandably keeping her new relationship out of the limelight but fans are eager to know more about Dalton.
Who is Ariana’s new boyfriend Dalton Gomez, and how long have they been together? Let’s find out…
Who is Dalton Gomez and how old is he?
Ariana’s new boyfriend Dalton is a property tycoon who works for a luxury real estate firm in LA, Aaron Kirman Group.
Dalton has his own profile on the business’ website, where it’s revealed he was born and raised in Southern California and has worked in the luxury real estate market for five years.
The businessmen is thought to be 25 or 26 years old.
How did Ariana meet her new boyfriend Dalton Gomez?
Ari and Dalton have apparently been dating since the start of 2020.
According to E! News they “run in the same circle” and because he “used to be a dancer” they have many mutual friends.
They add that the couple got to know each other better due to the lockdown in California: “She’s gotten to know him quickly with the quarantine. They’ve been spending a lot of one on one time at home.”
The couple have managed to keep their relationship out of the spotlight, but eagle-eyed fans have captured the few times they’ve appeared on one another’s Instagram profiles.
After months of speculation around Ari’s relationship status, she confirmed their romance when she posted a clip of them dancing together for the ‘Stuck Wit U’ music video.
One popular way to make money on the internet right now is to make an OnlyFans account.
The social media site launched in 2016 but became hugely popular in 2019, with people all over the world posting content onto the site. To view the content, you must subscribe to the account and pay for it.
Popular YouTuber and internet personality Tana Mongeau has just made her own OnlyFans, urging her followers to pay to view her secret content.
OnlyFans has become synonymous with people posting explicit content, and that’s exactly what Tana hinted in an Instagram post that she would be posting.
But many people on Twitter have argued that they think her OnlyFans is a scam, because she’s making people pay for the same content she is happily posting onto Instagram for free.
BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA – DECEMBER 13: Tana Mongeau attends the 9th Annual Streamy Awards at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on December 13, 2019 in Beverly Hills, California.(Photo by Jean Baptiste Lacroix/WireImage)
WHO IS TANA MONGEAU?
Tana Mongeau is an American Internet personality and YouTuber with over 5 million subscribers.
The 21-year-old from Las Vegas, Nevada is also a musician and a model, and has almost 3 million followers on TikTok.
TANA MONGEAU HAS MADE AN ONLY FANS
The YouTuber and social media star has now found a new platform to engage with her fans in a very different way.
Tana has just set up an Only Fans account called ‘Tana Uncensored’ on which she aims to post things that you wouldn’t see anywhere else.
OnlyFans is a platform that allows people to post any content they like, and people have to pay to view your posts. It has become known as a site where people can post and subscribe to explicit adult content.
“Tana Uncensored is here. Link in bio to see me in a way you truly never have before.”
Then, in another post she updates her fans saying: “Tana Uncensored has been life changing… the possibilities of where this can go is endless. Stay tuned.”
Nobody knows exactly what she aimed to post on there, but the app is known for women posting nudes and revealing images, and Tana wrote on her Instagram: “I mean if I’m posting this on IG imagine what’s gonna go on there”.
Tana is very open on Instagram, and will happily post revealing photos for the world to see for free on there.
Fans on Twitter are arguing that she is essentially making users pay and subscribe to view the exact same content that she posts on Instagram for free.
One Twitter user wrote: “Tana Mongeau is really making people pay $200 a month for an only fans that has only one picture which is PG-13 and up on her instagram huh….she is a whole scam artist.”
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