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Facebook post on Wednesday. “Why Bob would do this is beyond my reckoning,” he continued.

The Sun reported. “He’s going to be Travis Bickle, saying some phrases and playing up to it,” an unnamed source told the outlet.

legal battle with Elon Musk. Matt Wing, who has left Uber’s communications department after seven years, is joining UnitedMasters as head of communications. Prior to joining Uber, Wing worked for then-Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s press team from 2011 through 2014.

UberEats ad that will premiere on Sunday, Feb. 13, for the SuperBowl LVI.The advertisement is an attempt to show consumers UberEats delivers more than just, well, good eats.

LGBTQ Nation.Klenke, who is only 5’2″ and 125 pounds, was able to escape by rolling onto his back and pushing away from the attacker with his feet. Klenke suffered a black eye, bruises and scratches to his face during the attack.  After escaping, Klenke called an Uber.

investing in both Uber and Bitcoin. “My dad in real life is a cab driver — was a cab driver, he’s retired now — so I grew up on tips from a cab driver,” said Kunis. “So [Kutcher’s] like, ‘There’s this company.

minute-long ad. “But we’d never manipulate you the way all these other commercials do,” adds Garth actor Carvey, 65, as subliminal messaging reading “EAT LOCAL” flashes on the screen and they wind up holding adorable lookalike babies. “We’d never shamelessly rely on a celebrity cameo,” continues Myers, with Carvey adding, “Right, Cardi B?” as the camera cuts to the “WAP’ singer seated next to them, filing her nails. “Yeah, eat local!” she enthusiastically responds.The three then do a coordinated dance and sing “local eats” to the theme song from “Wayne’s World,” which was released in 1992. iamcardib / Twitteriamcardib / TwitterView SlideshowIn a previous clip, released Sunday to tease their upcoming Super Bowl appearance, Myers proclaims,

During a worldwide pandemic, the safest place to be is home.But for people enduring domestic violence, home is never safe. The coronavirus pandemic—and the stay-at-home orders, social distancing measures, and quarantining that have been instituted in an attempt to keep the disease at bay—have the unintended side effect of .As if escaping an abusive situation isn't painfully difficult under regular circumstances, attempting to leave during a pandemic means either braving public transportation or coordinating with friends or relatives who could themselves be at an elevated risk.