Entertainment HuffPostEmilia Clarke Said She's Been Pressured To Do Nude Scenes To Not 'Disappoint' Fans
The actor credits her former “Game of Thrones” co-star, Jason Momoa, for helping her learn how to set boundaries on set.
Politics HuffPostWatergate Prosecutor Predicts The Moment This Week That Donald Trump Will Be ‘Toast’
Nick Akerman says an upcoming public hearing in the impeachment inquiry against Trump will prove pivotal.
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‘Fire magicians’ and medieval weaponry: a Hong Kong university under siege
For three days last week, anti-government protesters camped out at Hong Kong's sprawling Polytechnic University prepared for what they feared might be a bloody, even deadly, battle with police. In the university's heart, littered with smashed glass and covered in revolutionary graffiti spray-painted on the walls, the black-clad demonstrators in gas masks sawed metal poles into batons and practiced firing rocks from a makeshift catapult. Nearby, others ferried around crates of petrol bombs and wrapped arrows in cloth to set aflame.
- Sports Popular Mechanics
10 Things We Want to Leave Behind in the 2010s
Imagine the next decade without Facebook, robocalls, and exploding phones. We feel better already.From Popular Mechanics
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‘Wall of water’: Lawsuits detail deadly Navy collision
A lawsuit filed Monday details a desperate scramble for safety as water rushed in when a container ship collided with a U.S. Navy destroyer off Japan’s coast two years ago, killing seven sailors. The lawsuit filed against Tokyo-based NYK Line by survivors of the collision and relatives of those killed lays out how sailors saw water rushing at them as they scrambled for the exits and, in some cases, had to swim for their lives. Seven U.S. sailors were killed in the collision June 17, 2017, as the two ships were trying to merge into heavy traffic.
Celebrity HuffPostEllen DeGeneres Surprises Same-Sex Couple Whose Family Members Won't Attend Wedding
The host gave Kate Austin and Sarah Sulsenti a chance to share their special moment with chosen family.
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Viral MSNBC interview sparks #FartGate: Here's how everyone's responding
Rep. Eric Swalwell appeared to fart during a live interview on MSNBC's "Hardball with Chris Matthews."
