Last month, House of Cards showrunner Beau Willimon told fans that a “slew” of new cinemagraph GIFs for Season 2 were on the way. He shared the first one featuring Kevin Spacey at the time:
More eventually made their way to the House of Cards Tumblr. Since then, a bunch more have been added:
Michael J. Fox is now a has-been. NBC yanked his show, The Michael J. Fox Show from the network lineup and replaced it with Jane Lynch’s Hollywood Game Night. The Family Ties and Spin City actor is now, once again, a man without a show.
Thousands of homeless dogs wander the streets of Sochi, begging for food. They live in the mud, and amid abandoned buildings and construction sites, without food or water, in the cold.
With the winter Olympics opening ceremonies to start Friday, Russia is callously killing off its stray dogs in an effort to “clear the streets” of them to avoid bothering Sochi’s new visitors, avoiding the possibility of a wandering hungry dog into an Olympic event.
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) today officially closed its investigation into Samsung’s possible abuse of patents. The decision was made following the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) decision to overturn previously awarded bans on Apple products in the U.S.
As part of the ongoing and years-long patent war between Samsung and Apple, Samsung was awarded sale bans on certain iPhone and iPad models in the U.S. The USTR reversed this ban today, citing the fact that the ban was not in the public’s interest.
“Teen Mom” star Farrah Abraham has another adult movie coming out, but she’s trying to stop the release of it, says TMZ.
Right now, Abraham and Steve Hirsch, who runs the adult entertainment company Vivid, are having a back and forth about the film being released. Abraham says she regrets doing the first movie and would never consent to doing a second one, which is why Hirsch is using non-used clips from the first film to make a sequel.
Today marks the beginning of the Winter Olympic Games in Sochi, but most of us are probably already tired of snow. To take your mind off of all things winter and snowy, Microsoft has just the thing – a new trailer for Kinect Sports Rivals
Farrah Abraham admitted she’s been lying about her “leaked sex tape” on “Couples Therapy” this week, saying she had to lie due to a contract she signed.
“I signed some shit away that I’m fucking against and I can’t even talk about it because I signed this huge fucking contract,” she said.
Facebook has just announced a change to Pages that will make it clear to admins which other admins posted certain content on the page’s behalf. The changes are set to go into effect on February 20th and will not be retroactive.
“Starting on February 20, the names of admins will show next to their posts and comments. This will be visible to anyone with an admin role on your Page,” says Facebook in a pop-up post at the top of pages.
Here’s a little bit of additional clarification from Facebook:
It has been ten years since Mean Girls starring Rachel McAdams and Lindsay Lohan was first released in theaters. As hard as it is to believe that it has been a decade since we first heard the terms “fugly” and “slam book”–and even harder to believe that we’ve all aged that much–it has been ten years indeed.
It’s well-known anecdotally that horror can bring people together. A scary movie or haunted house trip can bring couples and friends closer than most communal activities as people cling to each other out of fear. It turns out, however, that such a strategy might also work for brands.
