A nurse practitioner named Miranda Wilson posts videos on TikTok of how she uses Botox, fillers, lasers, and other skin care techniques to make her clients “look better.” But she’s gone viral for reasons she did NOT intend.
She posted a video of the “improvements” she’d make to Natalia Dyer of “Stranger Things” . . . and the Internet hates her for it. She’s in front of a photo of Natalia’s face, and she’s pointing out the stuff she’d do.
This video is from last year, but it’s making the rounds now. A nine-year-old bass prodigy named Ellen Alaverdyan absolutely kills Rush’s “Tom Sawyer”. Sure, it sounds easy at first, but keep listening as the song progresses. .
A “chess robot” at the Moscow Open broke a seven-year-old boy’s finger during a match. The boy’s okay. His finger was put in a cast and he played the next day.
A TikTok’er has gone viral with a video of herself reading from a 1945 magazine article titled “How to Hold Your Husband”. Tips include “passing the breakfast table test” because he may compare you to the “slick chicks” at the office.
This clip has been making the rounds, probably because the message is so on-the-nose and because it’s being delivered by an adorable little girl.
A marriage therapist says the secret to a more perfect union is practicing “active responsibility.” If you see the dishes need to be washed, you wash them. Car needs a full tank of gas? You fill it up. That’s “active responsibility.”
People who wait for their partner to ASK them to do a chore, that’s “passive responsibility.” She says it’s one of the most frequent complaints she gets from wives about their husbands.
A Southwest flight attendant launched into a full-throated version of “I Will Always Love You” on a 6:00 A.M.
Fox Sports rubbed a lot of viewers the wrong way on Saturday night, during the Yankees / Red Sox game in New York.
Going into a commercial break, they showed the teams logos superimposed on the 9/11 Memorial pools at the World Trade Center site. There was a bit of an uproar over it on social media.
In a statement released yesterday, Fox said, quote, “During last night’s telecast, we used poor judgment on the use of a graphic. We sincerely apologize and regret the decision.”
Security cam filmed a four-year-old boy inside his house asking a cop why he’s at the front door. When he doesn’t like the cop’s answer, he says “bye” and shuts the door
Houston weatherman Travis Herzog was talking about how the hot weather could lead to blackouts . . . and then a blackout happened in the studio.
