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Kathy Bates on MeToo: 'In my day, if you went to a guy’s hotel room, you knew why you were going'
The 'Richard Jewell' star and Oscar-winner said 'times were different' before the #MeToo movement took hold in Hollywood.
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TSA Apologizes After Airport Agent Snaps Native Woman's Braids And Says, 'Giddy Up!'
"My hair is part of my spirit. I am a Native woman. I am angry, humiliated. Your 'fun' hurt," tweeted Ojibwe Tara Houska after the incident in Minnesota.
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Doria Ragland Says Daughter Meghan Markle ‘Will Always Be Okay,’ Says Source
Doria Ragland Says Daughter Meghan Markle Will Always Be Okay
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Kellyanne Conway Melts Down Under Grilling by Fox News
White House counselor Kellyanne Conway was asked four times by Fox News on Thursday morning to “flat-out” refute claims from Rudy Giuliani associate Lev Parnas that President Donald Trump was fully “aware” of what he was up to in Ukraine. She didn’t give a straight answer once. After Fox aired a clip of Parnas’ interview with MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow from Wednesday night, they asked her to refute his central claims. Conway first tried to laugh it off, joking with no sense of irony, “Remember, people who go on TV are never under oath.” Meanwhile, the Trump White House has blocked witnesses from testifying under oath and criticized the credibility of those who have. But that argument didn’t satisfy Fox News anchor Bill Hemmer, who repeatedly grilled Conway on the substance of what Parnas was saying. “Are you saying flat-out, 100 percent what he alleges is not true, yes or no?” Hemmer asked. Instead of answering yes or no, Conway went on to offer up an “objection” to the idea that Parnas could know Trump was aware of his movements. “You cannot say what someone else knew or thought,” she said. “That was a TV show, not a court of law.” Tucker Carlson Goes Full Bernie Bro in Attack on CNNAs she continued to filibuster, Hemmer interrupted her. “But back on Parnas, cut through it: Is he lying or not, Kellyanne?” “He’s a proven liar, he’s been indicted,” she answered, again without addressing the specific claims about Trump. Moments later, Hemmer’s co-host Sandra Smith jumped in as well. “Just to finish on that point, it’s a yes or no question,” she said. “‘Trump knew exactly what was going on,’ said Lev Parnas, and we’re asking, is that statement true or false?” “Trump knew what was going on how?” Conway said, answering the true or false question with a question of her own. “In other words, what is Lev Parnas actually saying?” It was her fourth time refusing to answer the question and ultimately the Fox hosts had no choice but to move on. MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell Accuses CNN of Helping Trump Spread LiesRead more at The Daily Beast.Got a tip? Send it to The Daily Beast hereGet our top stories in your inbox every day. Sign up now!Daily Beast Membership: Beast Inside goes deeper on the stories that matter to you. Learn more.
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Philippine volcano still 'life threatening' despite lull
An erupting Philippine volcano remains life threatening despite weaker emissions and fewer tremors, an official said Friday and advised thousands of displaced villagers not to return to the danger zone. The Taal volcano emitted weaker ash and steam explosions Thursday and Friday, the sixth day of its eruption. “When there is an explosion, that will be life threatening, especially if people get very near, like on Volcano Island,” Renato Solidum, head of the the institute, told The Associated Press.
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'Curviest model ever' Hunter McGrady posts 'fearless' swimsuit photo: 'Cellulite is cool too'
The "Sports Illustrated" Supermodel put her curves on display.
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9 Charity Auction Cars From Barrett-Jackson
All of these cars' hammer prices will be donated to their respective charities, and Barrett-Jackson waives its fees and commissions.Charity auctions are a great way to raise some serious money for important causes, and the bright lights and big crowds at Barrett-Jackson's Scottsdale auction always brings impressive donation vehicles. This year, nine amazing vehicles will cross the auction block to benefit charities both nationwide and local to Arizona, and the vehicles are as diverse as the charities with everything from a Jeff Gordon racecar to the two first-production modern cars and a handful of custom classics.1968 Plymouth GTXThis 1968 Plymouth GTX is basically a reality television star having been designed by Chip Foose and modified on the show Graveyard Carz. All of the proceeds of this car will go to the C4 Foundation, which provides support and services to Navy Seals and their families. This foundation honors the legacy of Charles Humphrey Keating IV, a heroic Navy SEAL who died in battle back in 2016.1981 Jeep CJ-7Gas Monkey Garage is responsible for creating this semi-custom Jeep CJ-7 with a four-inch lift, modern interior and a patriotic paint job. The sales price of this Jeep will benefit the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Arizona. Make-A-Wish was founded in Phoenix, Arizona 40 years ago, and they help critically ill children live out their wishes.1997 Chevrolet Monte Carlo NASCAR racecarJeff Gordon's DuPont livery is one of the most recognizable in NASCAR's history, and this particular Chevrolet Monte Carlo played a significant part in the Hall of Fame driver's career. This was the racecar Gordon piloted to his first ever road race at Watkins Glen in 1997, and it was retired in 1999. The money raised from the sale of this iconic racecar will go to the Arizona Animal Welfare League – Arizona's oldest no-kill animal shelter.2021 Lexus LC 500 Convertible VIN 001In addition to custom and classic cars, some new cars also present good opportunities for automakers to raise money for charity. One example of this is the all-new 2021 Lexus LC 500 Convertible, and Lexus will be auctioning off the very first production model (VIN 001). Proceeds from this lot will benefit the Boys and Girls Club of America and the Bob Woodruff Foundation.2020 Chevrolet COPO Camaro John Force EditionChevrolet has built 552 COPO Camaros since 2012 (69 each year), but one extra is being built for the 2020 model year. This 70th COPO Camaro is a one-off creation based on the new John Force Edition, and it is being sold to benefit DonorsChoose.org, which is a charity that helps teachers and students across the U.S.1963 Volvo Amazon Custom CoupeWhat happens when you combine a classic Volvo with a late-model Corvette Grand Sport? You get this incredibly custom 1963 Volvo Amazon. The exterior has been heavily customized, and it's powered by a the Corvette's 7.0-liter LS7 V8. The hammer price of this Volvo will go to the SEMA Memorial Scholarship Fund.1974 Ford BroncoOne of the coolest of the charity auction vehicles is this customized 1974 Ford Bronco, which was built by Gateway Bronco for the Ryan Blaney Family Foundation. The proceeds from this sale will go to the Alzheimer's Association.2020 Chevrolet Corvette VIN 001There will be plenty of important C8 Corvettes to debut over the generation of this car, but none will be more noteworthy than the very first production-intent version – VIN 001. Proceeds from this auction could reach into the seven figures, and that will all go to the Detroit Children's Fund.1965 Shelby Cobra by SuperformanceAnother custom creation headed to auction for charity is this glow-in-the-dark Superformance Shelby Cobra replica. This custom Cobra features a show-stopping paint job, and it will be auctioned off to benefit colon and prostate cancer research at the Phoneix-based Translational Genomics Research Institute (TGen). Related Articles... * Custom SUVs Stolen From Kids Cancer Charity Recovered, Damaged * 1974 Ford Maverick Raises $39.5K For Vision Research Charity
