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Andrew Getty, Heir To Oil Fortune, Found Dead In Los Angeles

You'd Never Guess The Origin Of This Highly Unusual And Beautiful Gemstone

Take a look at these colorful, lacy gemstones. They can be found around the world in jewelry and as collectable pieces. They're quite fascinating to look at with their layers upon layers of color. But do you know where they come from?

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Although there's a close resemblance, these aren't agate. However, you could argue that these are, in fact, sedimentary, but not in the same way as layers of silt and clay solidifying into stone over millions of years. In fact, these colorful, sparkling gemstones developed in mere decades. Sounds impossible? It's not. Of course, these aren't really...
You'd Never Guess The Origin Of This Highly Unusual And Beautiful Gemstone

Give 5 Talented Guys Some Beer Bottles And You'll Get This Epicness

For over nine years, the Bottle Boys have faithfully recreated some of the most famous songs in pop. Their musical prowess and popularity on YouTube has landed them on world tours and TV shows. The key difference between this five-person group and others is that their only instruments are created from a bunch of bottles (hence the name). Their tuneful recreations will have you dancing in no time, which is especially true with this expert cover of a certain king of pop's greatest hit.WARNING: Be careful if you watch this at work, because it's guaranteed to get your feet a-tappin'!...
Give 5 Talented Guys Some Beer Bottles And You'll Get This Epicness

Here's What Happens When You Try To Eat 12 Grilled Cheese Sandwiches In One Day

My best friend and I were on the hunt to find the best grilled cheese sandwich in New York City. Lucky for us, NYC did not disappoint.

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Grilled cheese is the bridge between picky eaters and everyone else. It's on nearly every menu, and even if it isn't, it includes simple enough ingredients that essentially any restaurant could make it. (Although a few difficult restaurants that shall not be named have refused to make them for me before. One of them may or may not have been the IHOP on 6th Avenue after midnight.)

It isn't just my favorite food; it's also one of the only foods I thoroughly enjoy eating on a regular basis. As an extremely picky eater, I find a strong sense of comfort in grilled cheese because I know I can always rely on it to taste delicious, familiar, and safe. Not only can I order it anywhere, but it's also easy to make. I can't cook, and it's the only thing I know will be consistently enjoyable.

I've had grilled cheese sandwiches on dates, at work, family dinners, drunk late at night, and sometimes even for breakfast. I was making a grilled cheese sandwich when I found out my great-uncle died, and I was also making a grilled cheese when I found out I got into college. It's more than just a comfort food; after our 25-year relationship, it's a part of me.

Since this is my first year living in New York City, I wanted to get my lay of the land and scope out some of the best grilled cheese sandwiches I could find. I enlisted my best friend and fellow cheese-lover Molly, did some basic research (thanks Google, Yelp, Thrillist, and Gothamist), and created a master list for the most epic Grilled Cheese Crawl New York has ever seen.

Before we start our journey.

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Our goal: To find the most delicious and "classic" grilled cheese sandwich in New York City. For our purposes, we defined classic grilled cheese as the most common and traditional form of the sandwich: melted cheese on simple but delicious bread without any add-ins. (If I wanted something fancy, I'd be looking for the best sandwich in general, but I wanted something as close to a classic grilled cheese sandwich as I could get.)

We rated each spot on a scale of 1-10 based on the bread and cheese in the sandwich, the restaurant's atmosphere, and how much we liked our experience overall.

Here's What Happens When You Try To Eat 12 Grilled Cheese Sandwiches In One Day

Justin Timberlake's Beautiful iHeartRadio Speech Will Make You Feel Things

“Your critics do not count. Their words will fade. You won’t.”

Justin Timberlake was honored with the much-deserved iHeartRadio Innovator award last night, and the humble, brilliant man inspired us all yet again with his acceptance speech.

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He started out talking about being labeled "different" growing up:

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And how thankful he was for his mom teaching him that being different actually was a great thing:

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Timberlake then went on to share some quotes that have stuck with him since he was a teen:

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Justin Timberlake's Beautiful iHeartRadio Speech Will Make You Feel Things

Which Bennet Sister Are You?

Find out where you fit in the Pride and Prejudice family.

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Which Bennet Sister Are You?

54 Women Who Are Having A Perfect Hair Day

Because beauty comes in all colors and textures.

So you want to have perfect hair.

Well, you should just look around you.

Because it's everywhere.

Perfect hair comes in all textures...

54 Women Who Are Having A Perfect Hair Day

Reporters Got More Than They Bargained For When They Arrived At This Haunted House

Last summer, reporters travelled to Hanover, Pennsylvania, to cover a story on a local haunted house. They expected to hear a few stories and see some spooky pictures during their investigation. However, they definitely didn't expect to experience the hauntings themselves.Deanna and Tom Simpson have lived in their house on Maple Avenue for seven years. During this time, they claim to have been constantly harassed and attacked by at least five ghosts and one demon. The dispatched reporters unfortunately came into contact with one of these horrible apparitions at the home, catching the entire ordeal on camera.

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Reporters Got More Than They Bargained For When They Arrived At This Haunted House

Here Are The Coolest Reactions Your Science Teacher Never Showed You In School

Were you not a fan of science in school? Did it seem boring? Were all those molecules and atoms too hard to conceptualize? Never fear. Your love of science will soon be restored with the incredible chemical reactions featured below. They're all real, and they've been entertaining people for years. Check them out...and probably don't try them at home.

Gallium melts at room temperature.

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This silvery metal has a melting point of around 85 degrees Fahrenheit. It is used to make alloys with low melting points, as well as in electronics.

Sulfur hexafluoride is a gas so dense it...
Here Are The Coolest Reactions Your Science Teacher Never Showed You In School

What Happened When Tourists Took Out A Boat Is My Worst Nightmare

One of the most iconic scenes of the classic film Jaws is when Roy Scheider's character catches a glimpse of the shark antagonist and says, "We're going to need a bigger boat." This must have been what passengers on Rainer Schimpf's adventure boat tour thought when they were approached by a 12 foot great white shark in Mossel Bay, South Africa. The creature circled the boat a few times until it suddenly jumped from the water and started gnawing on one of the boat's pontoons. Some of the tourists on board managed to capture the incident on video, though I'm...
What Happened When Tourists Took Out A Boat Is My Worst Nightmare

Defense Rests After Two Days In Boston Marathon Bombing Trial

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s lawyers called only four witnesses in their attempt to convince the jury that his older brother Tamerlan masterminded the April 2013 attacks.

Defense lawyers for admitted Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev rested Tuesday, after their first full day presenting their case and after calling just four witnesses to testify.

The witnesses, called Monday and Tuesday, were FBI fingerprint examiner Elena Graff; digital forensic analyst Mark Spencer; Gerald Grant, a computer forensics expert from the New York federal public defender's office; and FBI photographer Michelle Gamble.

Their fourth and final witness, Graff, testified Tuesday that a large portion of the bomb-making materials and gun-cleaning equipment recovered from the Tsarnaev home in Cambridge, Massachusetts, had older brother Tamerlan's fingerprints on it and not the younger Tsarnaev's.

Graff also told the jury that the FBI found only Tamerlan's prints on the hundreds of items taken from the bomb sites on Boylston Street. However, on cross-examination, Graff said that the heat and force of the explosions might have destroyed other fingerprints.

Graff was preceded on the witness stand by Spencer, who spent more than 400 hours analyzing three Tsarnaev computers. Spencer highlighted both Tsarnaev brothers' search history. He also told the jury that Tamerlan uploaded a full copy of Inspire Magazine, the English-language online magazine published by al-Qaeda, to Dzhokhar's laptop one day before traveling to Russia in 2012.

Defense Rests After Two Days In Boston Marathon Bombing Trial

Obama Grants Clemency To 22 People In Prison For Drug Offenses

The White House announced on Tuesday that President Obama lowered the sentence for 22 people in prison on drug offenses.

President Barack Obama speaks in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, Tuesday, March 31, 2015.

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President Obama commuted the sentences of 22 inmates serving time for drug-related charges, the White House announced on Tuesday.

The inmates granted clemency Tuesday were all imprisoned for intent to distribute an illegal drug, with 14 of those cases involving possession or distribution of cocaine. Eight of the individuals were sentenced to life in prison, and would have died behind bars.

All 22 inmates will now be released on July 28.

The organization Families Against Mandatory Minimums (FAMM) commended the President's decision on Tuesday.

“We are thrilled that President Obama is making good on his promise to use the powers granted him by the Constitution to provide relief for federal prisoners serving excessively long mandatory minimum sentences,” Julie Stewart, the president and founder of Families Against Mandatory Minimums, said in a statement.

“We hope and expect to see more commutations granted through the end of his term.”

One of those granted clemency is FAMM member Donel Marcus Clark, a first time offender who has served over two decades of a 30-year prison sentence for involvement in a nonviolent drug conspiracy.

· Terry Andre Barnes – East Moline, IL

Offense: Conspiracy to distribute cocaine base; supervised release violation (distribution of cocaine base) (Southern District of Iowa)

Sentence: 246 months' imprisonment; 10 years' supervised release (July 25, 2005)

Commutation Grant: Prison sentence commuted to expire on July 28, 2015.

· Theresa Brown – Pompano Beach, FL

Offense: Conspiracy to distribute crack cocaine (Southern District of Florida)

Sentence: Life imprisonment; 10 years' supervised release (Mar. 29, 1995)

Commutation Grant: Prison sentence commuted to expire on July 28, 2015.

· Donel Marcus Clark – Dallas, TX

Offense: Conspiracy; use of a communication facility (five counts); distribution and/or possession of cocaine or manufacturing in or near a school facility, aiding and abetting (Northern District of Texas)

Sentence: 420 months' imprisonment; four years' supervised release (Nov. 12, 1993); amended to 360 months' imprisonment (August 20, 2008)

Commutation Grant: Prison sentence commuted to expire on July 28, 2015.

· Ricky Bernard Coggins – Tallahassee, FL

Offense: Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute cocaine base (Northern District of Florida)

Sentence: Life imprisonment; 10 years' supervised release (May 3, 1993)

Commutation Grant: Prison sentence commuted to expire on July 28, 2015.

· Samuel Pasqual Edmondson – Junction City, KS

Offense: Conspiracy to possess methamphetamine with intent to distribute; possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine (Eastern District of Texas)

Sentence: Life imprisonment; 10 years' supervised release (Sep. 24, 1997)

Commutation Grant: Prison sentence commuted to expire on July 28, 2015.

· Amado Garcia – Fresno, CA

Offense: Conspiracy to possess with the intent to distribute methamphetamine; aiding and abetting the possession of methamphetamine; aiding and abetting the possession of heroin (District of Wyoming)

Sentence: 240 months' imprisonment; 10 years' supervised release; $2,000 fine (Nov. 29, 2001)

Commutation Grant: Prison sentence commuted to expire on July 28, 2015.

· Dwight Anthony Goddard – Decatur, GA

Offense: Possession with intent to distribute cocaine base (Middle District of Georgia)

Sentence: 235 months' imprisonment; five years' supervised release (Feb. 7, 2002)

Commutation Grant: Prison sentence commuted to expire on July 28, 2015.

· Lionel Ray Hairston – Ridgeway, VA

Offense: Distribution of cocaine base (three counts) (Western District of Virginia)

Sentence: 262 months' imprisonment; eight years' supervised release (May 27, 1999)

Commutation Grant: Prison sentence commuted to expire on July 28, 2015.

· Francis Darrell Hayden – Loretto, KY

Offense: Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute 1,000 or more marijuana plants or 1,000 or more kilograms of marijuana; manufacture of 1,000 or more marijuana plants (Eastern District of Michigan)

Sentence: Life imprisonment; 10 years' supervised release (Apr. 2, 2002)

Commutation Grant: Prison sentence commuted to expire on July 28, 2015.

· Harold Kenneth Herring – Havana, FL

Offense: Possession of a firearm by a convicted felon; possession with intent to distribute cocaine base (Northern District of Florida)

Sentence: Life imprisonment; 10 years' supervised release (Jan. 22, 1998)

Commutation Grant: Prison sentence commuted to expire on July 28, 2015.

· Tommie Lee Hollingshed – Memphis, TN

Offense: Distribution of a controlled substance (two counts) (Western District of Tennessee)

Sentence: 324 months' imprisonment; four years' supervised release (May 1, 1996)

Commutation Grant: Prison sentence commuted to expire on July 28, 2015.

· Derrick DeWayne Johnson – Birmingham, AL

Offense: Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute cocaine; possession with intent to distribute cocaine (Northern District of Alabama)

Sentence: 360 months' imprisonment; four years' supervised release (Nov. 18, 1998)

Commutation Grant: Prison sentence commuted to a term of 262 months.

· Robert Martinez-Gil – San Antonio, TX

Offense: Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute cocaine and heroin (Western District of Texas)

Sentence: Life imprisonment (July 9, 1992)

Commutation Grant: Prison sentence commuted to expire on July 28, 2015.

· David Navejar – Brooksville, FL

Offense: Conspiracy to distribute and to possess with intent to distribute 500 grams or more of methamphetamine (Middle District of Florida)

Sentence: 240 months' imprisonment; 10 years' supervised release (Jan. 27, 2003)

Commutation Grant: Prison sentence commuted to expire on July 28, 2015.

· Rudolph Norris – Washington, D.C.

Offense: Unlawful distribution of cocaine base; unlawful possession with intent to distribute five grams or more of cocaine base (District of Columbia)

Sentence: 360 months' imprisonment; eight years' supervised release (Apr. 5, 1993)

Commutation Grant: Prison sentence commuted to expire on July 28, 2015.

· Tracy Lynn Petty – Shelby, NC

Offense: Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute cocaine and cocaine base (Western District of North Carolina)

Sentence: 240 months' imprisonment; 10 years' supervised release (Mar. 30, 2006); amended to 204 months' imprisonment (February 25, 2008)

Commutation Grant: Prison sentence commuted to expire on July 28, 2015.

· Luis Razo – Davenport, IA

Offense: Conspiracy to distribute cocaine (Southern District of Iowa)

Sentence: 240 months' imprisonment; 10 years' supervised release (Jan. 3, 2003)

Commutation Grant: Prison sentence commuted to expire on July 28, 2015.

· Antwon Rogers – Cleveland, OH

Offense: Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute 139.8 grams of cocaine base (Northern District of Ohio)

Sentence: Life imprisonment; 10 years' supervised release (Jan. 30, 1995)

Commutation Grant: Prison sentence commuted to expire on July 28, 2015.

· Herman Rosenboro –Kingsport, TN

Offense: Conspiracy to distribute and possess with the intent to distribute over five kilograms of cocaine and over 50 grams of cocaine base; distribution of a quantity of cocaine base (two counts); distribution of a quantity of cocaine (two counts) (Eastern District of Tennessee)

Sentence: Life imprisonment; six years' supervised release (Dec. 3, 2001)

Commutation Grant: Prison sentence commuted to expire on July 28, 2015.

· Lawrence Elmo Scott – Lynchburg, VA

Offense: Distribution of crack cocaine within 1,000 feet of a school (Western District of Virginia)

Sentence: 283 months' imprisonment; six years' supervised release; $4,000 fine (Apr. 8, 2003)

Commutation Grant: Prison sentence commuted to expire on July 28, 2015.

· Levar V. Wade – Chicago, IL

Offense: Possession of 50 or more grams of crack cocaine with intent to distribute (Central District of Illinois)

Sentence: 240 months' imprisonment; 10 years' supervised release (May 28, 2004)

Commutation Grant: Prison sentence commuted to expire on July 28, 2015.

· Eugene Winters – Cedar Rapids, IA

Offense: Conspiracy to distribute cocaine base (Southern District of Iowa)

Sentence: 240 months' imprisonment; 10 years' supervised release (Feb. 23, 2005)

Commutation Grant: Prison sentence commuted to expire on July 28, 2015.

Obama Grants Clemency To 22 People In Prison For Drug Offenses

Indianapolis Tourism Website Shows Solidarity With LBGT Community

“All are welcome in Indy.”

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Horrified by a new Indiana state law that opponents say will enable discrimination against LGBT individuals, the city of Indianapolis is flying the rainbow flag in solidarity with the LGBT community.

The home page of the Visit Indy website was altered on Monday to feature the words “All are welcome in Indy” emblazoned over a prominent rainbow flag. The page links to a LGBT guide to the city that has been a part of the website for more than five years, officials said.

“What you're seeing is one method we are using to promote our stance on this bill,” Visit Indy's Senior Communications Manager Morgan Greenlee told BuzzFeed News.

“One of our best selling points as a city is our Hoosier hospitality. It's almost a brand,” she said. “Now there's a perception that not everyone is welcome here.”

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Greenlee said the city has already lost one major convention as a result of the law, after the AFSCME Women's union cancelled a three-day conference scheduled for October because of the law, which Union President Lee Saunders described as “un-American.”

“It is an embarrassment and cannot be tolerated,” Saunders said. “The 1.6 million members of AFSCME cannot in good conscience make such a sizeable financial investment in Indiana knowing that women and men in that state are deliberately being targeted for discrimination.”

Greenlee said the AFSCME conference was expected to bring in more than 700 women to the Indianapolis and inject an estimated half million dollars into the city's economy.

“We're currently reaching out to other conventions to reassure them that we will be welcoming all their convention goers to the city,” she said.

The opposition to the Religious Freedom Restoration Act has been widespread across many levels of the Indianapolis administration, with Mayor Greg Ballard tweeting his objections to the law on Monday.

Indianapolis Tourism Website Shows Solidarity With LBGT Community

Monday, March 30, 2015

Here's How You Can Make Ice Cream Out Of Your Favorite Candy Bar

Picture this: you’re on the hunt for a certain ice cream flavor you’ve been craving and walk into the nearest grocery store. You find the freezer aisle and stare at the massive wall of options. But no matter how long you look, it just isn’t there. What a disappointment. Consider this, though: instead of picking another less satisfying flavor, why not just make the ice cream you want yourself? Here’s how.

(via OnePotChefShow)I’ve been craving a Mounds candy bar ice cream for ages. It just doesn’t exist! I can think of so many different flavors I want to use for…

Here's How You Can Make Ice Cream Out Of Your Favorite Candy Bar

25 Reasons You Should Love Adorable, But Clumsy, Baby Giraffes

Baby giraffes have a hard time figuring the world out with their supersized bodies making things difficult right out of gate. Those lanky, long limbs may get in their way now and then, but it’s also totally adorable.No matter what kind of day you’re having, these silly, clumsy cuties will totally put a smile on your face.

1. “Got any snacks?”

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2. Nice ‘do, bro.

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3. I wish I could nap like this.

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4. “Here we go — nope.”

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5. Too lanky to be totally tucked up.

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6. “Ugh, Mooomm, I’m clean enough, okaaay?”…

25 Reasons You Should Love Adorable, But Clumsy, Baby Giraffes

You'll Be Afraid To Drive Again After Seeing How Teenage Drivers Act

Teenage drivers are statistically more likely to cause a crash. This fact is hardly news to anyone, but we’re now able to observe exactly why this is thanks to a new study utilizing dashboard cameras.After analyzing nearly 1,700 videos in the moments leading up to a crash, the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety found distractions to be a factor in nearly 60% of moderate-to-severe crashes caused by teenage drivers. To help drive home the point of teen driving safety and to educate the public, the foundation put together this shocking video, featuring some of the worst instances of distracted driving…

You'll Be Afraid To Drive Again After Seeing How Teenage Drivers Act

33 Magical Disney Decorations You Need In Your Life

Bring the magic of Disney home with you.

An important reminder.

Get it here.

This storage unit that's also a hidden Mickey.

Get it here.

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A quote from wonderland.

Get the poster here.

An antique dinglehopper.

For your table or for your hair.

Get it here.

33 Magical Disney Decorations You Need In Your Life

42 Ingenious Kitchen Gadgets You Never Thought You’d Need

How The Internet Reacted To Trevor Noah As "The Daily Show's" New Host

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How The Internet Reacted To Trevor Noah As "The Daily Show's" New Host

FBI: Shooting At NSA In Maryland Not Believed To Be Terrorism

Shots were fired after a car tried to ram the gate of the National Security Agency, according to multiple reports.

FBI: Shooting At NSA In Maryland Not Believed To Be Terrorism

Arizona Bill Would Delay Identifying Police Officers Who Shoot People

Gov. Doug Ducey is expected Monday to either sign or veto the bill, which has elicited protests and raises concerns about trust between police and the communities they serve.

Ducey in February

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A controversial bill that could prohibit law enforcement from releasing the names of officers involved in shootings until 60 days after the incident is expected to be signed or vetoed Monday by Gov. Doug Ducey.

Both Arizona's largest newspaper, The Arizona Republic, and the Arizona Association of Chiefs of Police wrote letters to Governor Doug Ducey last week, urging him to veto Senate Bill 1445, which would apply to officers involved in shootings that result in death or injury.

The bill, sponsored by state Sen. Steve Smith, passed in his chamber last week with a 20-8 vote. The bill initially asked for 90 day waiting period, but the House of Representatives decreased it to two months. During the 60 day period, an officer's record and disciplinary hearing can be released, but all personal information must be withheld.

Proponents of the bill argue that it will help protect officers from harassment and threats after fatal police shootings.

“The simple fact remains that we live in a world where misinformation can put everybody in jeopardy, especially police officers,” Sen. John Kavanagh said on Thursday while debating the bill. “And until we get those facts straight, we need to shield those cops and their families from being assassinated by lunatics or political zealots.”

In Arizona's Pinal County, a deputy received threats after he was involved in a fatal shooting in Jan. 2014, Pinal County sheriff's Chief Deputy Steve Henry told BuzzFeed News. The deputy's home was placed under 24-hour watch for two weeks.

“There tend to be a lot of inaccuracies in early reports,” Henry told BuzzFeed News. “If we could have kept that deputy's name out of the media for a certain amount of time, for at least for a cooling-off period, then some of the negative publicity would have been mitigated and we could have focused entirely on the investigation” said Henry.

Opponents of the bill said if it become law, it will significantly increase tensions and potential mistrust between the police and the communities they are sworn to protest, especially minorities.

Adriana Garcia-Maximiliano, of the Center for Neighborhood Leadership, works with low-income people, minorities, and immigrant communities in Phoenix on community oriented policing and problem solving. The bill, she fears, will strain the relationship between police and local communities that she and her colleagues work to maintain.

“Waiting 60 days to give communities information about a shooting or violent police encounter will not be an effective 'cooling-off period,'” Garcia-Maximiliano told BuzzFeed News. “The secrecy will only escalate the problem.”

Donald Harris, the President of Arizona's Maricopa County NAACP branch, told BuzzFeed News that the bill was “an encroachment on our rights that is taking away the freedoms we fought for in the country.”

The bill has drawn protests of hundreds of people.

Last week, “well over 200 people showed up to protest in front of the capital,” Harris said.

Arizona Bill Would Delay Identifying Police Officers Who Shoot People

Video Captures Roof Collapse That Drops Firefighter Into A Blaze

A video shot by an eyewitness in Fresno, California shows the moment a garage roof collapsed beneath a firefighter, engulfing him in the flames below. The firefighter was badly burned, and is in a critical condition.

The horrifying moment the firefighter — a 25-year veteran who has yet to be publicly identified — plunged into the inferno was captured on video by Sooji Lee, who lives near the property on Cortland and Del Mar avenues in Fresno.

The firefighter climbed onto the roof of the building’s garage in an attempt to ventilate the blaze, which broke out 1:30 p.m. local time, NBC News said.

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But the roof gave way, dropping the firefighter into the blaze below.

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He was engulfed by towering flames, prompting distressed screams from bystanders.

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Video Captures Roof Collapse That Drops Firefighter Into A Blaze

Here's What You Need To Know About New "Daily Show" Host Trevor Noah

Who is Trevor Noah? The new “Daily Show” host has been a comedian comedy for more than a decade. Check back here for updates throughout the day.

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Comedy Central announced Monday, through the New York Times, that Trevor Noah will replace Jon Stewart as the host of “The Daily Show.”

“You don't believe it for the first few hours,” Noah told The New York Times from Dubai, where he is currently on tour. “You need a stiff drink, and then unfortunately you're in a place where you can't really get alcohol.”

Here's What You Need To Know About New "Daily Show" Host Trevor Noah

Coachella And Lollapalooza Are The Latest Venues To Ban Selfie Sticks

You’re gonna have to work for that perfect Instagram shot.

Selfie sticks — like weapons, fireworks, and drugs —will not be allowed at this year’s Coachella or Lollapalooza music festivals.

Selfie sticks — like weapons, fireworks, and drugs —will not be allowed at this year's Coachella or Lollapalooza music festivals.

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According to NME, major venues in the U.K., including O2 Academy Brixton, O2 Arena, and the SSE Wembley Arena have banned selfie stick for months. At issue was their tendency to block other concert goers' views as well as the possibility for the sticks to hit bystanders in the head.

International tourist attractions have also taken a stand against the sticks. The Palace of Versailles banned them citing a need to protect artwork and visitors. Museums including the Albertina in Austria, the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C. and the Museum of Modern Art in New York no longer allow selfie sticks, and Brazilian sports stadiums have feared the rods could be used as weapons by groups of rival fans.

Coachella specifically called out any would-be selfie stick users by additionally banning “narsisstics.”

Coachella specifically called out any would-be selfie stick users by additionally banning "narsisstics."

By the way, you'll want to leave your drones at home too.

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Lollapalooza additionally banned other professional photo equipment such as tripods from general admission. Selfie sticks, sometimes called monopods, didn’t make the cut.

Lollapalooza additionally banned other professional photo equipment such as tripods from general admission. Selfie sticks, sometimes called monopods, didn't make the cut.

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Coachella And Lollapalooza Are The Latest Venues To Ban Selfie Sticks

Sunday, March 29, 2015

Which Nationality Do You Look Like?

Deadline Editor Apologizes For "Insensitivity" In "Ethnic Castings" Article

“We will move forward determined to do better,” editor Mike Fleming Jr. wrote in a column Sunday.

Deadline last week published an article by Nellie Andreeva that asked if the number of recent “ethnic castings” on TV was too much of a good thing.

Deadline last week published an article by Nellie Andreeva that asked if the number of recent "ethnic castings" on TV was too much of a good thing.

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The publication later changed the headline, after backlash from a number of people in the entertainment industry.

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My co-editor-in-chief Nellie Andreeva's goal was to convey that there was such an uptick of TV pilot casting of people of color that it pinched white actors who've historically gotten most of the jobs, and to question if this could last if it was being treated as a fad. All this was undermined by that headline (which we changed after the fact) and a repetition of the word “ethnic” that came off cold and insensitive.

The only appropriate way to view racial diversity in casting is to see it as a wonderful thing, and to hope that Hollywood continues to make room for people of color. The missteps were dealt with internally; we will do our best to make sure that kind of insensitivity doesn't surface again here. As co-editors in chief, Nellie and I apologize deeply and sincerely to those who've been hurt by this. There is no excuse. It is important to us that Deadline readers know we understand why you felt betrayed, and that our hearts are heavy with regret. We will move forward determined to do better.

Deadline Editor Apologizes For "Insensitivity" In "Ethnic Castings" Article

Police Arrest Michigan State Fans For Reportedly Rioting In The Streets And Throwing Bagels

Michigan State beat Louisville during overtime in a NCAA tournament game Sunday and fans went wild throwing bagels and setting things on fire. At least four people were reportedly arrested.

Michigan State beat Louisville 76-70 in overtime and is expected to play against Duke in the next game.

Police Arrest Michigan State Fans For Reportedly Rioting In The Streets And Throwing Bagels

No One RSVP’d To This 13-Year-Old’s Birthday, So The Internet Decided To Throw Him A Party Instead

Meet Todd, The Fox Who Thinks He’s A Dog

Who Is Watching Over You?

19 Surprisingly Easy Ways To Look Put Together

I woke up like this. But really, here’s how to roll out of bed and still look stylish.

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19 Surprisingly Easy Ways To Look Put Together

People Are Taking Smiling Selfies At The Scene Of The NYC Explosion That Killed 2 People

The New York Post and others blasted the trend, calling them “village idiots.”

On Thursday, two people were killed and over two dozen were injured after an explosion leveled buildings in New York City’s East Village neighborhood.

On Thursday, two people were killed and over two dozen were injured after an explosion leveled buildings in New York City's East Village neighborhood.

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People Are Taking Smiling Selfies At The Scene Of The NYC Explosion That Killed 2 People

23 Badass Ideas For A Grown-Up Slumber Party

Like the best sleepover you had as a kid, but with wine.

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Build a frickin’ blanket fort.

Build a frickin' blanket fort.

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Decorate with fun glitter banners.

And scatter glitter balloons all over the dang place.

Get the how-to here.

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23 Badass Ideas For A Grown-Up Slumber Party

This Florida Hotel Wakes Up Hungover Spring Breakers By Blasting The "Circle Of Life" From "The Lion King"

“And it moves us allllllllll.”

A Holiday Inn in Panama City Beach, Florida, is inspiring its hungover guests to soldier on for another day of Spring Break partying by waking them up with the "Circle of Life."

The hotel has played the song during Spring Break in the mornings since 2012, WJHG reported.

Just as all the animals on the Pride Lands came out to honor the birth of Simba, the youths head to their balconies to honor another day of partying.

"There's more to see than can ever be seen... More to do than can ever be done."

"Look, Simba. Everything the light touches is our kingdom."

This Florida Hotel Wakes Up Hungover Spring Breakers By Blasting The "Circle Of Life" From "The Lion King"

This Man Created An Incredible Time-Lapse Video By Taking 2,600 Selfies On The Pacific Coast Trail

Andy Davidhazy lost about 50 pounds during his five-month hike, and took a photo at every mile.

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Davidhazy put all of the photos in a time-lapse video, which captures his whole journey from Mexico to Canada in four minutes.

This Man Created An Incredible Time-Lapse Video By Taking 2,600 Selfies On The Pacific Coast Trail

18 Useful Tips For People Who Suck At Eyeliner

Forget wings: Sometimes you just need help drawing a straight line.

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First: Know that there are three basic types of liners.

Pencil eyeliner is easy to apply, but sometimes doesn't spread as smoothly or thickly as gel or liquid liners.

Gel liners are matte and glide on easily. They sometimes come in a little pot with a brush.

Liquid liners are used for their precision, and usually come in tubes with a small brush, or "pen-style" with brush tips. They can take some time to dry after applying, though.

Here's a bit more starter info on each of them, and here's an in-depth guide.

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Different color liners can have different effects.

The shaky hand struggle is real — but there's a way to solve it in three easy steps.

1) Sit down.

2) Plant your elbow on a flat surface.

3) Rest your pinky on your cheek. Stabilizing yourself as much as possible = fewer (probably) jerky mess-ups.

Here's the tutorial.

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