Tomorrow at 10am EST, Maitreyi Ramakrishnan from Netflix's Never Have I Ever steps into our office to talk "The Office", Rapunzel, musicals, and loads more on Get A Job!
Images that falsely depict former US President Donald Trump being arrested have circulated on social media, causing confusion among users. The AI-generated photos show Trump being taken into custody by police officers, confusing the heck out of people on social media. None of the events depicted in any of the images actually happened. But it isn't just the fake photos of Trump's pretend arrest that have tongues wagging. Sensationalized images of Russian president Vladimir Putin sitting in a gray jail cell have also surfaced, and are just as false as the Trump shots.
Police managed to capture the exact point at which it all went badly wrong for him 😮 A hilarious photograph from Australian police shows a drug smuggler as he realises his stash, worth AU $12 million ($9.4m/£7.2m), is missing. Christian Tachev buried the ill-gotten gains in the bush, before being arrested for smuggling drugs as part of a ‘sophisticated’ operation. Claiming that he was a ‘personal trainer’, the drugs mule worked up quite a sweat after being caught in the sting operation and later sentenced to 11 years in prison. In reality, Tachev had been moving drugs and cash for a biker gang that was being monitored by police in Western Australia. Police even captured the moment the then-26-year-old realised his stash was gone during their sting operation in the bush. According to a judge, the horde was being worth an estimated AU $9,910,934 (£5.7m/$7.5m) to AU $12,373,342 (£7.2m/US $9.4m).
Mihailo Tolotos lived a full life up to the age of 82 and never laid his eyes on a single woman 😲
Tolotos was said to have been born in 1856 and sadly never got to meet his mother, who died shortly after birth.
The young boy became an orphan and was raised by Orthodox Monks at a monastery on Mount Athos in Greece, living under strict rules which have been in place for hundreds of years.
One rule was that no women were ever allowed at the monastery - and as he never left, he never met anyone of the opposite gender before his death.
The monks who remained at Mount Athos after he passed believed he was the only man in the world to have died without knowing what a woman looked like.
His death was recognised in a newspaper article which noted that women weren't the only sight Tolotos had been deprived of throughout his life.
"Neither had he beheld an automobile, a movie or an airplane," the article reads.
After his loss to Tommy Fury, Jake Paul has called for a rematch. The 26-year-old YouTuber said: "All respect to Tommy he won, judge me by my wins, judge me by my losses. I don't know if I agree with the judges, it is what it is but that is the boxing world. I have won in every single way already in life! I have made it further than I ever what I thought! "I'll take it on the chin but we can run it back!" Tommy had won the fight after it went to the scorecards after eight rounds of fighting. 📷 BT Sport/Twitter
Eight months ago, the US Supreme Court ruled against women across America by overturning Roe v. Wade in favor of the rights of unborn children. Now, a pregnant prisoner in Florida is using the same logic against the US penal system.
Natalia Harrell is arguing, by their own rationale, her unborn baby is being illegally detained as it has not committed a crime and therefore should be released. Harrell was six weeks pregnant when she allegedly shot and killed another woman, and is now waiting in jail until a trial for the charges levied against her begins.
Harrell claims she acted in self-defence and was 'in fear of her life and the life of her unborn child', pleading not guilty to second-degree murder. Roe v. Wade set the precedent that a fetus is not a person but 'potential life', and thus does not have constitutional rights of its own.
By overturning that legislation, the Supreme Court infers an unborn child does, in fact, have constitutional rights - so the argument could be made that Florida's penal system has illegally incarcerated someone without charge: an unborn baby.
It'll be interesting to see how this case develops 👀
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Images that falsely depict former US President Donald Trump being arrested have circulated on social media, causing confusion among users.
The AI-generated photos show Trump being taken into custody by police officers, confusing the heck out of people on social media.
None of the events depicted in any of the images actually happened.
But it isn't just the fake photos of Trump's pretend arrest that have tongues wagging.
Sensationalized images of Russian president Vladimir Putin sitting in a gray jail cell have also surfaced, and are just as false as the Trump shots.
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Police managed to capture the exact point at which it all went badly wrong for him 😮
A hilarious photograph from Australian police shows a drug smuggler as he realises his stash, worth AU $12 million ($9.4m/£7.2m), is missing.
Christian Tachev buried the ill-gotten gains in the bush, before being arrested for smuggling drugs as part of a ‘sophisticated’ operation.
Claiming that he was a ‘personal trainer’, the drugs mule worked up quite a sweat after being caught in the sting operation and later sentenced to 11 years in prison.
In reality, Tachev had been moving drugs and cash for a biker gang that was being monitored by police in Western Australia.
Police even captured the moment the then-26-year-old realised his stash was gone during their sting operation in the bush.
According to a judge, the horde was being worth an estimated AU $9,910,934 (£5.7m/$7.5m) to AU $12,373,342 (£7.2m/US $9.4m).
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Mihailo Tolotos lived a full life up to the age of 82 and never laid his eyes on a single woman 😲
Tolotos was said to have been born in 1856 and sadly never got to meet his mother, who died shortly after birth.
The young boy became an orphan and was raised by Orthodox Monks at a monastery on Mount Athos in Greece, living under strict rules which have been in place for hundreds of years.
One rule was that no women were ever allowed at the monastery - and as he never left, he never met anyone of the opposite gender before his death.
The monks who remained at Mount Athos after he passed believed he was the only man in the world to have died without knowing what a woman looked like.
His death was recognised in a newspaper article which noted that women weren't the only sight Tolotos had been deprived of throughout his life.
"Neither had he beheld an automobile, a movie or an airplane," the article reads.
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After his loss to Tommy Fury, Jake Paul has called for a rematch.
The 26-year-old YouTuber said: "All respect to Tommy he won, judge me by my wins, judge me by my losses. I don't know if I agree with the judges, it is what it is but that is the boxing world. I have won in every single way already in life! I have made it further than I ever what I thought!
"I'll take it on the chin but we can run it back!"
Tommy had won the fight after it went to the scorecards after eight rounds of fighting.
📷 BT Sport/Twitter
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Eight months ago, the US Supreme Court ruled against women across America by overturning Roe v. Wade in favor of the rights of unborn children.
Now, a pregnant prisoner in Florida is using the same logic against the US penal system.
Natalia Harrell is arguing, by their own rationale, her unborn baby is being illegally detained as it has not committed a crime and therefore should be released.
Harrell was six weeks pregnant when she allegedly shot and killed another woman, and is now waiting in jail until a trial for the charges levied against her begins.
Harrell claims she acted in self-defence and was 'in fear of her life and the life of her unborn child', pleading not guilty to second-degree murder.
Roe v. Wade set the precedent that a fetus is not a person but 'potential life', and thus does not have constitutional rights of its own.
By overturning that legislation, the Supreme Court infers an unborn child does, in fact, have constitutional rights - so the argument could be made that Florida's penal system has illegally incarcerated someone without charge: an unborn baby.
It'll be interesting to see how this case develops 👀
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