Who killed Tupac?
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On Sept. 7, 1996, Tupac Shakur attended a Mike Tyson boxing match at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Tupac was accompanied by Suge Knight, the CEO of Death Row Records, which was Tupac's label at the time.
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On his way out, Tupac and his bodyguard began fighting with Orlando Anderson, a member of the Compton-based Southside Crips. Читать дальше...
To make you feel lovely all the time!
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This adorable embroidery.
Get it from BreezebotPunch on Etsy.
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This breath-taking tapestry.
Get it from Society6.
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These fancy headphones.
Get them from ModCloth!
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“I can’t believe I got talked into this.”
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We tried to trade a paper clip to a house in one week. Are you up for the challenge?
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“There is an idea of Margot Robbie… but there is no real me.”
Margot Robbie has channelled her inner Patrick Bateman in this American Psycho spoof for Vogue.
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And in true American Psycho fashion, things get...deep.
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While in character, Margot takes us through her morning routine.
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Google edition!
This week was Google I/O.
That's Google's annual developers conference, where it convenes thousands and thousands of engineers and tells them what it's working on for the next year. Because this is one of the biggest companies in the world, with billions of people using its many, many tools, I/O is the biggest story in tech for the week, and this year Google announced a ton of new products. So, we made this week's quiz all about it!
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Tell us what people should *actually* be putting on their registries.
Planning a wedding is — to put it mildly — stressful.
Maybe not for dogs, but for humans? Yes.
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One of the major stressors? Putting together a registry.
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Those ’50s nails, though.
In their latest video, Mode takes us on a tour of how much nail art has changed in the last century.
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It starts in 1916, when nails were short, simple, and polish-free.
But they wouldn't stay that way for long...
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That all changed in 1932, when Revlon became the first established polish brand, leading to the rise of painted nails. Читать дальше...
Well, that’s certainly an obscene amount of mayo.
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Es como un sombrero seleccionador astrológico.
