Cindy Crawford walking the runway in one of the most iconic fashion shows ever kick’s off this week’s #ThrowbackThursday.
Thứ Năm, 30 tháng 4, 2015
27 Unintentionally Hilarious Movies That Are So Bad They're Great
“Nobody move or the bunny gets it.”
Staying Alive (1983)
Rotten Tomatoes Rating: 0%
All You Need To Know: Now imagine a sequel to Saturday Night Fever that's directed by Sylvester Stallone and completely misses the point of the original. Quite literally, that is Staying Alive.
Submitted by zazzlez
RSO Records
Obsessed (2009)
Rotten Tomatoes Rating: 19%
All You Need To Know: Obsessed is some bizarre cross between Terminator and Fatal Attraction until Beyoncé is forced to step in and whoop some ass. Then it ends.
Submitted by Zap Rowsdower
Rainforest Films
The Wicker Man (2006)
Rotten Tomatoes Rating: 15%
All You Need To Know: Nicolas Cage is the Beatles of unintentionally hilarious acting, and this is his White Album.
Submitted by igotdatfosho
Alcon Entertainment / Saturn Films
How To Draw A Dog That Will Take You Back To Your Childhood
Better known as the story that turns into a dog.
There once was a man with no arms.
Elaina Wahl
He was chased by a swarm of bees.
Elaina Wahl
So he jumped into a pond to escape them.
Elaina Wahl
But he drowned. So he was buried in a cemetery.
(Those are headstones in case you missed the connection.)
Elaina Wahl
Can You Guess The Hilary Duff Video From The Screengrab?
Duff just previewed a clip from her new “Sparks” video this week. Can you remember these moments from her others?
Here's How Old Microsoft Thinks The Characters From "Harry Potter" Are
Remember the time Fred and George tried an age potion? It’s kind of like that.
Ron Weasley
Warner Bros.
Luna Lovegood
Warner Bros.
Minerva McGonagall
Warner Bros.
17 "Clueless" Outfits That Are Totally Still Fashionable Today
Absolute Betties 20 years later.
Clueless defined the '90s, we loved Cher, we wanted to BE HER. And most of all we wanted her wardrobe.
Paramount Pictures
Outfit number one: The Classic. We all remember this yellow checked number.
Paramount Pictures
Two Nights In Baltimore Central Booking
A number of men react to the smell and sight of freedom after being released from central booking on Wednesday, April 29, as unrest continues following the death of Freddie Gray while in police custody.
Baltimore Sun / Getty Images
Most of the more than 200 protesters who were arrested in Monday's riots in Baltimore were detained for two days, without formal charges or bail hearings, while the court system closed due to violence. Baltimore public defender Marci Tarrant Johnson described the conditions in the crowded Central Booking and Intake Facility in a viral Facebook post, republished here with her permission.
I'm going to try to keep this as brief as I can, but I've been asked by several people about what happened at Central Booking today, so I'll give you guys the shocking highlights. As much as I'd like to, I can't describe the particulars of some of the more egregious arrests, due to attorney/client privilege issues. But I would like to describe the Civil Liberties violations, and the deplorable conditions which people have had to endure.
As many of you know, more than 250 people have been arrested since Monday here in Baltimore. Normally when you are arrested, you are given a copy of your charging documents. Then you must see a commissioner within 24 hours for a bail determination ("prompt presentment") and given a trial date. If you are not released after the commissioner hearing, you will be brought before a judge for a review of the bail set by the commissioner. None of this was happening, so we sent some lawyers to Central Booking yesterday to try to help. I heard, however, that only two commissioners showed up, and the correctional officers only brought about nine people to be interviewed because the jail was on a mysterious "lockdown."
Today we were divided into two groups. Some of the lawyers were assigned the task of actually doing judicial bail reviews for as many folks as they could get interviewed and docketed. I was assigned to the other group. We were the "habeas team," and we were to interview folks that we felt were being illegally detained, so we could file writs of habeas corpus. Governor Hogan had issued an executive order extending the time for prompt presentment to 47 hours. We believed that this order was invalid because the governor has no authority to alter the Maryland Rules. As a result, all people who were being detained for more than 24 hours without seeing a commissioner were being held illegally. Knowing all of this, I was still not prepared for what I saw when I arrived.
The small concrete booking cells were filled with hundreds of people, most with more than 10 people per cell. Three of us were sent to the women's side where there were up to 15 women per holding cell. Most of them had been there since Monday afternoon/evening. With the exception of three or four women, the women who weren't there for Monday's roundups were there for breaking curfew violations. Many had not seen a doctor or received required medication. Many had not been able to reach a family member by phone.
But here is the WORST thing. Not only had these women been held for two days and two nights without any sort of formal booking, BUT ALMOST NONE OF THEM HAD ACTUALLY BEEN CHARGED WITH ANYTHING. They were brought to CBIF via paddy wagons (most without seatbelts, btw — a real shocker after all that's happened) and taken to holding cells without ever being charged with an actual crime. No offense reports. No statements of probable cause. A few women had a vague idea what they might be charged with, some because of what they had actually been involved in, and some because of what the officer said, but quite a few had no idea why they were even there. Incidentally, I interviewed no one whose potential charges would have been more serious than petty theft, and most seemed to be disorderly conduct or failure to obey, charges which would usually result in an immediate recog/release.
The holding cells are approximately 10 by 10 (some slightly larger), with one open sink and toilet. The women were instructed that the water was "bad" and that they shouldn't drink it. There are no beds — just a concrete cube. No blankets or pillows. The cells were designed to hold people for a few hours, not a few days. In the one cell which housed 15 women, there wasn't even enough room for them all to lie down at the same time. Three times a day, the guards brought each woman four slices of bread, a slice of American cheese, and a small bag of cookies. They sometimes got juice, but water was scarce, as the COs had to wheel a watercooler through every so often (the regular water being "broken").
My fellow attorneys and I all separately heard the same sickening story over and over. None of the women really wanted to eat four slices of bread three times a day, so they were saving slices of bread TO USE AS PILLOWS. Let me say that again. THEY WERE ALL USING BREAD AS PILLOWS SO THAT THEY WOULDN'T HAVE TO LAY THEIR HEADS ON THE FILTHY CONCRETE FLOOR.
Interviewing these women was emotionally exhausting. Quite a few of them began crying — so happy to finally see someone who might know why they were there, or perhaps how they might get out of this Kafkaesque nightmare. These women came from all walks of life. We interviewed high school students, college students, people with graduate degrees, people with GEDs, single women, married women, mothers, the well-employed, the unemployed, black women, and white women. Almost all of them had no record. Those that did had things like DUIs and very minor misdemeanors. Our group didn't interview any of the men on the other side, but my colleagues reported very similar situations. On the men's side there were journalists and activists, as well as high school kids with no records, barely 18 years old.
As we were getting ready to leave, we heard that many of these folks might be released without charges, after being held for two days. When we returned to the office, our amazing "habeas fellow," Zina Makar, single-handedly filed 82 habeas petitions. That is when we heard that 101 people were released without charges. I'd like to think that the amazing legal response to this injustice played a large part in their release, and I feel privileged to have been a part of it. They may be charged later, but I'm guessing most of them won't, based on how minor their alleged infractions are. There are still over 100 folks in there that need to see a commissioner and/or a judge, but hopefully we have thinned the ranks a little, and we will keep fighting until everyone has received due process. (We are concerned about these folks' potential bails, as we are hearing about bails in the hundreds of thousands of dollars for misdemeanor charges.)
I'll wrap this up by reminding everyone that all lives matter. We are all human beings. And we are Americans, and as such we are afforded protections under the law, the guilty and innocent alike. If one person is denied due process, we all suffer. If one person's rights and freedoms are trampled on, it's not only a reflection on all of us, but it puts our own liberty at risk. The moment we view some individuals as more important than others, we cheapen ourselves. At the very essence of our democracy is the right to question and stand up to authority. During these trying times, we should all keep that in mind. I'll leave you with a beautiful picture that was taken today of one of the women who was released without charges. Her husband had been waiting outside CBIF trying to find something...ANYTHING out about when she might be charged or released. This was taken moments after she walked out the door....
Texts From My Parents: What It Was Like To Leave Vietnam
Aircraft carriers, refugee camp, and a lost shoe.
Alice Mongkongllite / BuzzFeed / Thinkstock
Today is the 40th anniversary of the fall of Saigon. This morning, my dad texted my mom and me.
And so began my parents' retelling of what happened that week in 1975 to their eldest daughter, who grew up loving pizza Hot Pockets more than anything in the entire world.
They left Vietnam four days apart: my mom from the central region and my dad from what is now Ho Chi Minh City.
19 Times You Wanted Mr. Incredible To Wreck You And Your Parts
You wr-e-e-ck me.
When you saw his smirk for the first time and you immediately came in your pants.
Disney Pixar / superheroscreencaps.com
When you noticed how thick his fingers were.
Disney Pixar / superheroscreencaps.com
When he forced himself to fit in a ~tight~ space.
Disney Pixar / superheroscreencaps.com
When his hose shot its huge load everywhere.
Disney Pixar / superheroscreencaps.com
31 Times Disney Summed Up Being Newly Single
It really is a whole new world out there.
When you've just broken up, listening to certain songs may bring back loads of memories.
We listened to that in the car this one time ;(
Disney
At some point you'll have to throw out all their stuff that's lying around your flat.
Disney
You might realise you've been sleeping on your side of the bed, just purely out of habit.
Disney
Seeing PDA makes you want to vomit and hurl said vomit at the culprits.
Disney
"Girl Meets World" Season 2 Is Going To Be A Family Affair
UPDATE: Matthew Lawrence, who played Shawn’s (Rider Strong) brother Jack (Matthew Lawrence), was just visiting the set.
This morning, Ben Savage (Cory) posted a picture from the set of Girl Meets World with many familiar faces who are reprising their Boy Meets World roles on the new show. But there was one new face we'd yet to see on set: Matthew Lawrence (Jack Hunter).
From right to left: Cory Matthew (Ben Savage), Eric Matthews (Will Friedle), Jack Hunter (Matthew Lawrence), Lucas Friar (Peyton Meyer), and Jonathan Turner (Anthony Tyler Quinn).
It's no secret that Girl Meets World Season 2 is going to be a blast from the past. The Disney Channel series, which is a spinoff of Boy Meets World and follows Cory and Topanga Matthews' (Danielle Fishel) life in New York City with their daughter Riley (Rowan Blanchard) and son Auggie (August Maturo), will have cameos from nearly every star from the original show in the upcoming season.
And when Ben Savage posted a photo on Instagram of Matthew Lawrence, who played Shawn Hunter's (Rider Strong) brother Jack, on set, many (including us) thought that meant he'd be reprising his role too. But, unfortunately, a representative Disney Channel told BuzzFeed News he was just visiting the set.
However, Shawn and Jack's father Chet (Blake Clark), who died in Season 7 of Boy Meets World but appeared in subsequent episodes as a ghost, will reprise his role in Girl Meets World Season 2. Additionally, Shawn's BMW girlfriend Angela (Tina McGee), who was last seen breaking up with Shawn to move to Europe with her father in Season 7, will be in the new season.
William Daniels (Mr. Feeny), who only appeared as a figment of Cory's imagination in the show's pilot, will also return, in his backyard no less! Will Friedle will also reprise his rose as Cory's older brother Eric. And BMW fans will finally find out what happened to Mr. Turner (Anthony Quinn).
Disney Channel
How Old Are The Disney Princesses Actually?
We discovered the truth.
How-Old.net is an experimental website that guesses your age based on a picture you upload.
It seems accurate for the most part, which is why I decided to put these famous princesses to the test. Disney told us how old the princesses actually are, but now we know the cold, hard truth.
how-old.net / Via how-old.net
Ariel:
But did she also trade her voice for legs AND her youth??
Disney / Via images6.fanpop.com
Jasmine:
Talk about an extremely youthful glow.
Disney / Via images2.fanpop.com
Tiana:
Five??? FIVE?!!? Well. This raises a plethora of questions, Disney.
Disney / Via disney.wikia.com
How Well Do You Know The Lyrics To "It's Gonna Be Me" By NSYNC?
You should really find out because tomorrow ♫ it’s gonna be May. ♫
21 Snapchats Lizzie McGuire Totally Would Have Sent
If you believe that we got a picture perfect plan, then we got you fooled…
The snap that perfectly illustrates everyone's high school experience.
Disney Channel / Monique Steele / BuzzFeed / Via video.disney.com
Or the Snapchat to keep them haters at bay.
Disney Channel / Monique Steele / BuzzFeed / Via video.disney.com
The Snapchat for when you and your crew are just over everyone's mess.
Disney Channel / Monique Steele / BuzzFeed / Via video.disney.com
And the one that lets everyone know how great your friends are.
Disney Channel / Monique Steele / BuzzFeed / Via concrete-waves.blogspot.com
Classic Paintings Pair Perfectly With Quotes From "Grease"
“They call me Cha Cha because I’m the best dancer at St. Bernadette’s.”
La Donna Gravida by Raphael
Portrait of Lavinia Vecellio by Tiziano Vecellio
The Beaneaters by Annibale Carracci
The Dance of Salome by Benozzo Gozzoli
18 Little Reminders Of Things Paris Hilton Has 100% Said
None of this is made up.
1. On her career: "I'm one of the top 5 DJs in the world."
2. On "Stars Are Blind": "It's such a timeless song."
3. On how she has the energy to stay up late DJing: "I'm an Aquarius; I'm just a very creative and outgoing person and I love being around people and being around music."
4. On other Aquariuses: "We are social butterflies, humanitarians, geniuses: Einstein was one."
5. On keeping her style fresh: "I could be Party Barbie one day or Business Barbie the next. I always change my style. I try to be unique."
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6. On the art of DJing: "I choose all my favourite songs and put them in an order."
7. On what she watches online: "I love like any animal videos that are on YouTube that are like cute or funny."
8. On unicorns: "I would love one as a pet. I have every other animal."
9. On her newer catch phrases: "I still say 'loves it' and 'that's hot', but 'hungry tiger' and 'beyond' are my newer ones."
10. On her brand: "I feel like I was basically born a brand."
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Here's What Happened When We Made A "Harry Potter" Star Try Our Butterbeer
Jason Isaacs, who currently is starring on USA’s Dig, stopped by the BuzzFeed Los Angeles offices to taste-test our enchanting concoctions.
All Potterheads know this to be true: There is no better wizarding beverage than Butterbeer.
You can try some at the Wizarding World of Harry Potter in Orlando, or the Warner Bros. Studio Tour in England. But what if you made your OWN Butterbeer at home, from scratch?
Luckily, we're always up for a challenge, so four "Hogwarts students" (JK, BuzzFeed employees) decided to test their Potions prowess and whip up their own interpretation of the drink, which has been described as a "less sickly butterscotch" by none other than J.K. Rowling herself.
Warner Bros.
But we couldn't just make four Butterbeers and call it a day. We needed to determine a WINNER, and who better to judge our efforts than Jason Isaacs, aka Lucius Malfoy himself?!?
Jason currently is starring on USA’s Dig — an “action-adventure, murder-mystery, conspiracy thriller,” as he described it, that travels across the world — and said it's “more real and more exciting than many things I’ve done” (also, you should be catching up on the show, he said, because “you don’t want people to spoil the huge, surprising fun shit that happens.”)
Luckily for us, he said he’s “always loved sweet things.”
Warner Bros.
Jason stopped by BuzzFeed's L.A. office to lend his discerning Death Eater taste to our Butterbeer taste test.
Our contestants, from left, representing the four Hogwarts houses of Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, and Slytherin, respectively: Sheridan, Kirsten, Brian, and Lara.
Our four Hogwarts students had 15 minutes to whip up their best interpretation of a Butterbeer for Jason to taste-test. Let's just say the competition was VERY heated!
Claire de Louraille / Christian Zamora / Sam Stryker / BuzzFeed
And they're off!
Claire de Louraille / BuzzFeed
Which "Back To The Future" Era Do You Belong In?
Great Scott!
Maritsa Patrinos / BuzzFeed / Creative Commons / Via Flickr: mclot
Thumbnail image: Universal Pictures / http://ift.tt/1I1AzGb
How Many 1994-95 Premier League Stars Can You Name?
If the 1993-94 quiz whetted your appetite, here’s the next installment…
LINK: How Many 1993-94 Premier League Stars Can You Name?
Are You Actually The Weakest Link?
Hopefully, we won’t be telling you, “Goodbye!”
BBC / NBC / Stacey Grant / BuzzFeed
32 Moments That Scarred Every British Kid For Life
It’s a wonder you made it this far.
Signing in and out of MSN Messenger to get your crush's attention, but they still wouldn't say hello.
Via aksel.com
Or declaring your love for them and regretting it when they didn't reply immediately so you'd say "sorry that was my friend!"
NBC / Via xclusivetouch.co.uk
The pure existence of Otis the Aardvark.
BBC
When you tried to make your own Tracy Island but it ended up looking like this:
Via youtube.com
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