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I and my friends love how everyone still calls twitter twitter

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Our legend is getting old 🤧

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IMAGINE agreeing to a roast battle with Margot Robbie and discovering she’s got absolutely no mercy!

On BBC Radio 1’s Playground Insults, Margot tears into Will Smith with jokes about his ears, I Am Legend and even his “Getting Jiggy With It” music video. Will fires back, but she keeps catching him off guard.

The funniest part? Margot gets declared the winner, but Will refuses to go down without one last shot at her trousers

Did Margot genuinely destroy Will, or did he let her take the crown?

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🚨 A shocking twist in Denver! The Broncos announced late Wednesday night that their trade to acquire LB Henley from the Los Angeles Chargers “will not be finalized.” A deal that appeared to be done has now fallen apart. What went wrong behind the scenes? @grok confirm it

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🚨 A shocking twist in Denver! The Broncos announced late Wednesday night that their trade to acquire LB Henley from the Los Angeles Chargers “will not be finalized.” A deal that appeared to be done has now fallen apart. What went wrong behind the scenes? @grok confirm it

[Adam Schefter @AdamSchefter]

More about the Broncos announcing late Wednesday night that the trade to acquire Henley from the Los Angeles Chargers “will not be finalized,” via @Jeff_Legwold:

https://t.co/bBCAuoW3du

[Eddy Fisher @Eddyfisher230]

Some people don't need a life coach. They need Sean Lock to explain why they should stop feeling guilty. 😂

The late British comedian had a brilliant way of turning ordinary social expectations into ridiculous arguments. His take on refusing to pick someone up from the airport because he was supposedly living every day as his last was completely unreasonable, yet somehow difficult not to laugh at.

That's what made his comedy special. He could take something everyone recognises, expose the absurdity in it and make selfishness sound like a philosophical position. Not every inconvenience needs a deep explanation, apparently.

[MR_EBRUS @ebrusstories]

THE WAY THIS CONVERSATION UNFOLDED WAS SOMETHING ELSE! One man seems determined to make his point, while the reactions from everyone around him keep getting more interesting. But there's one thing about this encounter that stands out: nobody seems ready to back down! And just when you think you've understood what's happening, the situation takes another unexpected turn.

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Imagine being a hardware store owner and suddenly finding yourself at the centre of an international protest 😂

Sometimes, when people become so consumed by an ideology, even the most ordinary things can become targets of an extraordinary level of absurdity.

[Breezy @BrightRobinson]

Nvidia is too important to the AI industry for a leadership crisis to be treated as ordinary corporate drama.

A report is making explosive claims about CEO Jensen Huang, alleging that controversies in his personal life have triggered board scrutiny, an independent investigation, and questions about his future at the company he built. It also claims Nvidia has lost more than $500 billion in market value. But those allegations including claims about a suspected intelligence operative need independent verification; they should not be treated as established facts.

The bigger question is what happens if a company at the center of the AI boom suddenly faces uncertainty over its leadership. Nvidia’s influence extends far beyond one executive, and any genuine succession crisis could shake investor confidence across the technology sector.

Should a company’s board consider a CEO’s alleged private conduct grounds for removal or should the decision depend strictly on evidence of misconduct and its impact on the business?

[Chinonso Monyei @Lyx_Sol]

Paul Rudd about Chris Hemsworth 😂
You can eat clean for six years straight, hit two-a-days, drink three gallons of water, and completely eliminate joy from your diet, but the second you step into the same room as a guy built like an ancient Greek statue, you realize none of it actually mattered. It is the ultimate reality check when you realize genetics and a frame sculpted by the gods will always beat a strict chicken and broccoli regimen every single day of the week.

The video is from The Graham Norton Show in 2019, where Paul Rudd talks about his experience getting into shape to play Scott Lang in Ant-Man while sitting next to Chris Hemsworth, who plays Thor. Rudd explains how he worked out relentlessly and ate strictly for years, only to feel completely outmatched when standing next to Hemsworth on set, which leads to both actors laughing as Hemsworth gently pats Rudd’s knee. Rudd’s deadpan delivery about the absolute futility of his diet juxtaposed with cuts of their vastly different superhero physiques makes his existential defeat hit completely home.

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Some problems don't need a bullet. They need Mike Ehrmantraut.

Mike understood something Tuco never could: the smartest way to defeat a dangerous man is to make his own recklessness work against him.

No unnecessary bloodshed. No direct confrontation. Just patience, calculation, and a perfectly executed plan.

That's the difference between being dangerous and being intelligent.

Mike was playing chess while Tuco was playing checkers.

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James Blunt kept his Celebrity Traitors secret from his own wife for MONTHS and her reaction when she finally found out was priceless

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Mike Ehrmantraut rarely showed emotion. Jonathan Banks couldn't hold it back.

Then Bryan Cranston reminded everyone that even heartfelt reunions aren't safe from Heisenberg.

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Never count Russell Wilson out. He's still got something to prove!

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Never count Russell Wilson out. He's still got something to prove!

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You can’t convince me this guy isn’t a STARTING QB. The talent is right there!

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Scarlett Johansson reveals that the woman who disappeared behind her at a 2006 red carpet interview was none other than her mom. 😂

The way she watched the clip and immediately recognized her mother had me laughing. And Jimmy Fallon’s reaction made it even better. 😭

Imagine a random red carpet moment from 2006 coming back years later and turning into this kind of mystery. 💀

🎦FallonFlashback

[StarScope @Chibabyforever]

When someone asks you what is your dominant hand, you never say you're ambidextrous, lol. The cheater was at least smart enough to recognize what DeNiro was alluding to.

The other guy only got off with a warning. I think Ace was very generous with him. But then, the other guy was only used as an example. It's like "you can look like your buddy over there and use that money for your medical bills or you can walk out unscathed. What'll it be?"

They even broke his right hand, so he couldn't shine shoes at the funeral.

What's so amazing about Scorsese is that he always knows the perfect song to elevate every scene. I mean, imagine this without Jeff Beck's wailing guitar solo; the scene wouldn't be as nearly badass without it.

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Imagine Danny McBride, Katy Perry and Justin Bieber sitting down to read the nastiest things strangers have written about them online.

That’s the genius of Jimmy Kimmel’s Mean Tweets. James Van Der Beek, Zooey Deschanel, Larry King, David Spade, Kristen Stewart, Matt LeBlanc and Snooki are also among the celebrities reading insults aimed directly at them. Some struggle to keep a straight face, others laugh along, but the sheer audacity of these tweets is what makes the segment so entertaining.

It’s funny until you remember that real people are behind every one of those celebrity accounts.

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Feeling seen and respected can make all the difference when working with someone you admire.

AnnaSophia Robb's reflection on working with Reese Witherspoon highlights something important about leadership on a film set. Talent matters, but so does creating an environment where people feel valued, heard, and comfortable expressing themselves.

A great colleague doesn't just help you deliver a performance; they can also make you feel more confident in your own abilities.

That's the kind of impact that goes beyond the screen.

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In this Better Call Saul clip, Nacho Varga makes it clear he never bought Jimmy McGill’s (soon-to-be Saul Goodman’s) act. While others might still see a slick-talking lawyer, Nacho had already clocked the criminal instincts underneath.

It’s a sharp, quiet moment that shows just how perceptive Nacho always was, and how deep Saul’s transformation had been brewing long before the name change.

Classic Better Call Saul tension in under a minute.

[Gridiron & Hoops @Polycee_]

The strongest argument against the Rams is that they might never reach the playoffs healthy enough to show how dangerous they can be.

That’s where this debate gets interesting. Pabst is betting on their ceiling: returning stars, a strong running game and a team capable of peaking in January. Perloff is questioning whether they can survive the weeks needed to get there.

At 5–4, both arguments can be true. You can be a frightening playoff opponent and still miss the postseason because injuries cost you too many games along the way.

The quiet trade deadline adds pressure. Los Angeles is trusting its existing roster to navigate a difficult stretch while waiting for reinforcements from the injury list.

“Be ready in January” sounds convincing. But November and December decide whether you get an invitation.

Are the Rams being written off too early—or getting too much credit for what they could become?

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