-
-
Entertainment HuffPost
Friend Of Late ‘Toy Story’ Writer Reveals Andy’s Heartbreaking Backstory
Two days after the friend of a late “Toy Story” writer revealed a previously untold and devastating story about Andy’s dad, another Pixar writer has lashed out on Twitter calling it “utterly” false.
-
Celebrity People
Aaron Carter Hospitalized Amid ‘Hate Messages and Death Threats’ About His Weight: ‘I Need to Stay Strong’
Aaron Carter Hospitalized as Bullies Shame His Weight
-
Health Popsugar US
These Women Are Both the "Single Friend," and It Has Nothing to Do With Their Bodies
Are you notoriously single? We are.
-
Politics Business Insider
'Why no action?': Trump slams Obama administration for its handling of Russia's election meddling
President Donald Trump unleashed a tweetstorm on Saturday once again slamming former president...
-
Business The Street
We Went to Sears For The First Time In More Than 10 Years and Instantly Saw Why It's Dying
I haven't been inside a Sears store for more than 10 years, until Thursday, June 22. And, wow, did I learn a lot. Mainly, I came away with a better understanding of why Sears Holdings Corp. is closing an additional 20 stores on top of the 245 it already planned to shutter. And why it has failed to turn a profit in 29 out of the last 37 quarters and seen same-store sales decline in 11 of the past 12 quarters. I observed alienating treatment of a loyal customer at the store in Jersey City, N.J., which was also messy and uninviting inside. When I came upon customer Stephanie Rosso, a resident of Jersey City, she was struggling with four employees to get a simple return transaction completed for
-
U.S. Business InsiderA Navy SEAL explains what to do if you're attacked by a dog
Former Navy SEAL Clint Emerson, author of "100 Deadly Skills: The SEAL Operative's Guide to Eluding Pursuers, Evading Capture, and Surviving Any Dangerous Situation," explains what to do if you're ever attacked by a dog. Follow BI Video: On Twitter
-
Lifestyle PopSugar
1 Woman Nervously Confronted "Cruel" Kids at Target - and Then Their Mom Showed Up
If you're a parent who has a fear of confrontation, let Mary Katherine Backstorm be your inspiration! The Southern mom was in the checkout line at Target when she noticed a young boy and girl - roughly 11 or 12 years old - in front of her, snickering at the cashier, who had clearly suffered a "very devastating accident and cranial reconstructive surgery." He had staples in his head and a drooping eyelid, and Backstorm noticed that the kids "were getting their cell phones out and trying to take pictures of him with Snapchat filters" to text to their friends. "I'm just not very confident sometimes in my adulthood . . . that I can be an adult in situations like this," Backstorm said in a Facebook
