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Entertainment HuffPost
Fox News Host Cries Because Conversation On Race Makes Her 'Uncomfortable'
Fox News host Melissa Francis broke out in tears on Wednesday defending President Donald Trump’s comments doubling down on blaming “both sides” for violence at the weekend rally of white supremacists in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Lifestyle New York Post
Hippo grabs lion by its head and shows it who’s king
Hippos typically don't find themselves being hunted by other animals, despite living in environments full of deadly predators. In this video from Kenya, a lion attempts to hunt a hippo, providing a perfect example of why the big herbivores usually get left alone.
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U.S. Chicago Tribune
Who was responsible for the violence in Charlottesville? Here's what witnesses say
Unicorn Riot: “Police then pushed the white supremacists out of Emancipation Park, and closed the park.... Unable to continue rallying in the park, the white supremacists took to the streets, where they were quickly followed and confronted by anti-racists. BuzzFeed News reporter Blake Montgomery: “The opposition was largely winging it, preferring to establish bases in other parks with water, coffee, food, first aid and comfort. Redneck Revolt, an armed leftist group that brought rifles to Justice Park, one of the spots where anti-racist groups had gathered: “At many points during the day, groups of white supremacists approached Justice Park, but at each instance, Redneck Revolt members formed a unified skirmish line against them, and the white supremacists backed down.
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U.S. Rumble
Why you should never leave plastic water bottles in a hot car
Idaho Power has shard this video stating the dangers of leaving plastic water bottles in the car during a warm summer day. Credit to 'Idaho Power'.
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Style Marie Claire
The 5 Best Drugstore Anti-Aging Creams That Fade Wrinkles *Fast*
You know, if you're into that whole "younger-looking" thing. From Marie Claire
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Style PeopleAriel Winter Flashes Some Underboob in Honor of the Return of Modern Family
The sitcom actress is excited to get back to work
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U.S. New York Post
Confusion in the hours before Chris Berman’s wife’s death
The owner of a restaurant in Connecticut under investigation in connection to the car crash that killed the wife of ESPN broadcaster Chris Berman says her business was closed the day of the fatal wreck. Carole Peck, owner of the Good News Café in Woodbury, told the Hartford Courant that the restaurant wasn’t open on May 9, when Katherine Ann Berman, 67, and another driver, Edward Bertulis, 87, died in a two-car crash. “I proved to them through our computer sales and receipts that we weren’t open on the day of the accident and that we are never open on Tuesdays,” Peck told the newspaper. Peck said she was unsure why her café was under investigation by state alcohol regulators, adding that she had been in contact with investigators in the case starting about two weeks ago when they came to the restaurant asking about Berman.
