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her Instagram account “liked” a post about the rape allegations against her son-in-law, Jay-Z, and Sean “Diddy” Combs. Jay-Z has denied all allegations made against him.Knowles, 70, later claimed she was “hacked” as she spoke out in support of her family.The matriarch appeared on Tuesday’s episode of “The Run-Through With Vogue” podcast and insisted that she’s “always screwing up” on social media.“It’s so funny because you know how many times I’ve liked something that was negative about my own children?” Knowles said. “Because if I’m busy and I’m going through the thing, I’m like, ‘Oh, there’s Beyoncé with so and so.’ I like that.

viral Instagram clip.“The bird is a paid actor,” the 27-year-old Venezuelan-American star quipped in the caption to the clip posted for her 53.8 million followers on the platform. The former “Dancing With The Stars” contestant is known for her saucy content, most notably her NSFW music video for her 2018 song “Celoso,” which has been viewed a whopping 400 million times on YouTube.However, her latest steamy showcase happened by complete accident.The aforementioned clip, which racked up 18 million views in two days, per Jam Press, begins typically enough with Pons posing at an unspecified beach in a sparkly bikini top and denim shorts.All the while, seagulls can be seen fluttering and wheeling about in the background.The bombshell’s seaside photo-op goes South, however, after a gull dives down and grabs her swimsuit strap.

Swifties who musically “hijacked” a plane were bonkers? A Taylor Swift fan demonstrated the heights — or depths — of “Antihero” worship after getting a massive back tattoo listing many of the singer’s songs, which had internet critics calling him “creepy” and “tacky as hell.” Originally posted on Instagram, a snap of the tats was shared by another person to Facebook with the caption: “I may not like Taylor Swift, but I think this is just too much for a fan of anything. What happens when they run out of space??”The sprawling ink job features the Grammy winner’s name in bold cursive letters beneath the back of the Swiftie’s neck.

an Instagram post shared on Thursday. The brunette then dismissed claims she was “classist,” claiming it was critics who were actually looking down at Marina. “The first classists are you,” she declared.

but a repost has amassed 2.8 million views on TikTok as critics accuse the social media star of being detached from reality.In the recirculated clip, posted by @riristea, popular makeup reviewer Mikayla Nogueira can be heard responding to a critic who suggested she try working a “9 to 5” job.“You know I’m feeling like a f–king a–hole today,” replied the 24-year-old in the clip to her whopping 13.5 million TikTok followers. “I’m going to clap back at people cuz I’m tired.

oversaturated with optical illusions, we might have found an eye-nomaly: This ocular jigsaw depicting “giant lamps” is short-circuiting people’s brains with some puzzle fans claiming they’ve been staring at it like “idiots” without any lightbulbs going off. The illusion allegedly first surfaced on Facebook Marketplace, but was reposted to Reddit, where it’s going viral.“How big are these Facebook Marketplace lamps?!” reads the description to the ophthalmological Rubix cube, which appears to depict two giant lamps sitting in someone’s yard like oversized lawn ornaments.

Wordle. As the Times named Joseph Kahn its new executive editor Tuesday, succeeding former honcho Dean Baquet, the Old Gray Lady sanctioned a splashy portrait and profile of their nascent leader for New York Magazine — which captured the promotion in a disarmingly seductive way.The resulting, perhaps unintentional, erotica — featuring enough arched-back and come hither gazes to make pinup pioneers Rita Hayworth and Marilyn Monroe proud — might just drive foot fetishists everywhere into a frenzy, as well.

In light of many players’ seeming inability to play Wordle effectively, the New York Times has released a “judgmental,” feedback-providing “WordleBot” that critiques users’ techniques and tells them how they could do better.“WordleBot is a tool that will take your completed Wordle and analyze it for you,” wrote the New York Times of their daily brain game, the object of which is to guess a five-letter word within six tries.The online vocab coach — dubbed “Your Daily Wordle Companion” on their site — allegedly helps Wordlers by grading their prowess in each game. It then informs “you at each turn what, if anything, you could have done differently” — think: a nagging mother-in-law if she was an advanced AI assistant suggesting skill tips.The move follows a flurry of complaints from Wordle-weary players, who have deemed the brain teaser decidedly too hard.

“The View” host Joy Behar did a “Jackass”-worthy faceplant while walking out onstage at the start of the live show. Thankfully, she was not hurt in the tumble.Now, with the 2022 Academy Awards on the horizon, we decided to wrangle a dozen Oscar-worthy wipeouts that make Behar’s look like a mere stutter-step.She kissed a floor and she liked it? Katy Perry proved being a pop star is no cake-walk after eating it multiple times during a cake-laden appearance at Los Premios (essentially the Latin American VMAs) in 2008.

has since disappeared from her feed, Newshub reported.“I woke up at 5:30 a.m. with severe stomach pains and ended up in the hospital,” wrote Pereira – known by her stage name Pocah — in the post.

their ongoing invasion of Ukraine. The post surfaced amid high-stakes talks between the nations, in which Ukraine demanded that the invading nation withdraw troops from their country.The screenshot, which the host of “The Joe Rogan Experience” shared Monday to Facebook and Instagram on Monday, depicted the 69-year-old action movie star toting a machine gun while rocking sunglasses and combat fatigues.

wasn’t “difficult” enough, incensed social media users claimed they were unable to win Thursday’s game due to too many vocabulary variations in Twitter rants detailing the puzzle curveball.(Warning: spoilers below).For the uninitiated, the viral brain teaser grants players six attempts to guess a new five-letter word each day. However, these apparently weren’t enough for players of today’s Wordle 243, who complained that the Wordle Of the Day — “shake” — had far too many other alternative options to rule out.Specifically, while many Wordlers were able to complete “S”, “H”, “A” and “E,” they couldn’t guess “K” — one of the lesser-used consonants — and ended up selecting one of the structure’s more common variations such as “shape” to “shave” and “share,” per the angry Twitter posts.“I don’t usually share my #Wordle result but OMG this made me so mad!” vented one outraged Wordler, who lost after getting four out of the five letters correct for five of the guesses.“Nobody talk to me for 24 hours.

“villain.” Disgruntled puzzlers continue to gripe that the New York Times is making their beloved Wordle “too hard.” The publication is now being accused of “trolling millennials” with Wednesday’s Wordle of the day, with many players deeming it so obscure only “Bob the Builder” could solve it. The latest incident of puzzle panic comes a week after the blockbuster game migrated to the website of the Times, which bought it from creator Josh Wardle in January for an “undisclosed” seven-figure sum.The viral brain teaser — in which players get six tries to guess a new five-letter word each day — has become a staple of puzzle lovers of late.

bought it from creator Josh Wardle in January for an “undisclosed” seven-figure sum.For the uninitiated, the “Wheel Of Fortune”-esque brain teaser allows players six guesses to determine one new five-letter word each day. However, according to flummoxed Wordlers on social media, players were getting two vastly different “right answers” for Wordle 241, which we won’t spoil for you here.“Hang on, hang on.

A compilation of the MJ look-alike’s childhood pics boasts a whopping 1.7 million views on TikTok. “People are seeing my TikTok videos now and seeing that I’m real,” Fabio Jackson told New Dog Media of the uncanny resemblance.

who infamously slept on cardboard in Tokyo — jealous after revealing that the beds at the 2022 Winter Olympics are apparently fit for a queen. The 27-year-old competitor detailed the luxuriant sleeping accommodations in a TikTok video with over 181,200 likes.Addressing a fan query on the boudoirs in Beijing’s Olympic village, Britcher exclaimed: “I am so excited you asked this question because I have something incredible to share.“Because not only do we not have cardboard beds here, but it’s as if the Beijing organizing committee said, ‘How can we just absolutely just one up Tokyo?'” the Baltimore native gushed.Reply to @angellin471 #fyp #Olympian #Olympics #olympicbed #sport #athleteThen, to demonstrate the slumber pad’s lavishness, Britcher panned to a shot of the bed’s remote, which showed that its angle could be adjusted for max comfort a la an airplane seat.If that wasn’t enough to rub salt in the summer Olympians’ wounds, the lounging luger filmed herself snuggled under the covers of her plush sleep sack.“I’m in Zero-G mode [neutral sleep position] now.