Britney Spears caught a few waves on the beach Thursday, taking a break before her new album, Glory, is released later this month. Spears has been hitting her stride lately, with a successful run of her show in Vegas, and working on getting shredded so she can take fancy videos as waves lap over her.

She didn't say where she was, but from a few aerial shots of her other Instagram video, it looks Hawaii. Or it could be some magic mystery island that only celebrities know about.

Glory will be released on Aug. 26, so Spears will need to squeeze in lots of vacation and exercise pics before she gets back to promotion.

The 2016 Summer Olympic Games officially begin in Rio today, so get pumped! There's literally something for everyone: soccer, swimming, running, canoeing, badminton, trampoline, and even horse dancing. If you hate all sports and can't even tell the difference between a shot put and a shuttlecock, don't worry, there's something for you too. Here are 17 sexy reasons you should tune in and cheer on the hot hunks from Team USA.

1. Jake Dalton—Gymnastics

2. Sam ​Mikulak—Gymnastics

3. Steele Johnson—Diving

4. Luca Cupido—Water Polo

5. David Verburg—Track & Field.

6. Ashton Eaton—Track & Field

7. Casey Eichfeld—Canoeing

8. Danell J. Leyva—Gymnastics

You can thank him for posting this hot beach gymnast selfie!

9. Nathan Adrian—Swimming

10. Chris Brooks—Gymnastics

11. Justin Burroughs—Wrestling

12. Carlin Isles—Rugby

13. Sam Dornan—Diving

14. Jeff Porter—Track & Field

15. Ryan Lochte—Swimming

16. Michael Phelps—Swimming

16. Conor Dwyer—Swimming

OK, all swimmers are hunks! #USA

Even the most committed Trump supporters are starting to think that backing this loon probably isn't a great idea, and some voters who have set up recurring donations to the Trump campaign are now deciding to cancel. There is only one problem—they can't.

One former Trump supporter reached out to Jeremy Diamond, a CNN correspondent who is covering Trump's campaign, and said he's having trouble canceling a reoccurring donation to the Trump campaign.

There does not seem to be a cancel button, and the website offers no way to contact anyone who can help them cancel donations.

Micdecided to investigate these claims for themselves and see if this alleged former Trumpian was telling the truth. They set up a $1 recurring donation to the Trump Campaign, and when they tried to cancel it, Mic confirmed that there was no cancelation option.

Not only that, but you could not edit or remove your credit card information on the website.

Mic concluded that the way to stop donating is to call your bank and cancel your credit card. If not, you will be donating to Trump forever.

To be fair, Mic also set up recurring $1 donations to Clinton's campaign to see if they too tried to trap you into an eternity of donating. Mic noted that it was very simple to cancel donations on Clinton's website.

The RNC and Trump raised $80 million in July, "trumping" the $60 million raised by Clinton. However, according to statistician Nate Silver, Clinton is leading Trump in the polls by a pretty significant margin.

Too bad money doesn't always translate into votes, Donny.

It would be nice if we lived in a world where people were always honest about their feelings and told the people around them directly when they had a problem, but unfortunately that's not the world we live in. Passive-aggressive people are everywhere, and these 15 Redditors recently shared the most passive-aggressive behavior they've ever witnessed. These people go above and beyond just leaving angry notes on the refrigerator. I promise reading about them will make you feel better about every roommate you've ever had.

1. CharlieMinimum's co-worker Val was honestly a warrior for justice in the workplace.

I worked at a place where the boss was a monster, he would lose his temper, curse, swear, actually hop as he worked himself into a fenzy over practically nothing. A lunatic.

One day he went off at Val, a sweet, intelligent, very religious young lady, that everybody liked. As he ranted and screamed at her, she sank to her knees, then over onto her side, and flat out on the floor.

The boss yelled "WTF are you doing?"

"Well" said Val from the floor "I just figured that as long as you are going to walk all over me, I might as well make it easy for you"

The boss stomped away.....what else could he do?

She had a black belt in passive-aggressive. :)

2. I wonder if PsychedelicGoat42's co-worker even notices that her trash can is always full.

I work in an office that operates in shifts. I am not a huge fan of the co-worker that relieves me. So, whenever my shift is about to end, I always swap the trashcan under her desk for the trashcan in the office with the most garbage in it.

3. johngreenink's company is run by savage geniuses.

At my workplace, we had two close city office buildings. They planned to vacate one and move us all to the other. This meant redesigning the first office into a much more cramped "open plan" office with far less privacy, and hardly any personal space. When people complained about the extremely cramped conditions that they were going to have to work in, the company responded by offering courses on "How to Get Rid of Clutter in your Life".

4. rachelicha's roommate made a classic power play move, though I'm not really sure what the intended goal was.

Day 3 of college: I asked my roommate if she wanted to go to the gym together. She said "no".

Then, while still making eye contact, she picked up her cell phone, dialed a number, and said: "Hey [Sarah], want to go to the gym right now? I feel like working out."

5. If you're not going to wash your dishes, silverkinger is going to leave them in your bed.

My housemate at university never washed up the dishes, always left them stacked high in the sink.

One day we moved all the dirty crockery upstairs and tucked it under his bedsheets - a surprise for when he needed to get into sleep.

That ended up being the night he brought his girlfriend (now wife) home for the first time...

6. porcineChemist's housemate wasn't going to go down without one final, indirect "F*** you."

Housemate moved out. Left us a box of microwave popcorn. Took the microwave.

7. The kid in holden_paulfield's story was angry about paying for kegs, but somehow didn't have a problem spending money on the security guards he hired.

UGHHH gonna get buried but, alas !!

We were having a day drink at our house at school and one kid fronted all the money for kegs. My two friends and I didn't pay him yet because we were waiting to get paid or didn't see him yet. So this kid literally hires a security guard to not allow us into a party at our own house for not giving him ten dollars for a a few kegs.

Got in a savage fight that somehow ended up with the phrase " I'm glad your parents got a divorce" being casually tossed around.

8. dirtyqtip's grandparents needed a middle man to express their distaste for chicken.

I was taking care of my elderly grandparents and started to defrost chicken for dinner. The phone rang and my grandmother answered the phone. She then called me down because my uncle on the other line wanted to talk to me. I pickup and say hello, and he replies "They don't want chicken for dinner"

9. Must be something about grandparents. Or maybe vyxxer's grandma just really enjoys making announcements.

My grandma never says anything directly. Like she wants the dishes done she will just inform the world "hey the dishwasher is empty."

10. Flater420's grandmother even left passive aggressive notes from beyond the grave.

I love my grandmother, but she was as passive aggressive as they come. We all loved her, but sometimes did have to ask her to tone it down.
In her funeral arrangements, she had put a little note with the notice she wanted to be put in newspapers (both in our region and her family's home region).

For context, she was given 5 years by doctors after a near fatal heart attack, but managed to squeeze another 25 years out of life.
She had died at home, and most of the family had arrived before the coroner was even there, so we were all still very affected, and going through her funeral arrangements. My mother read the note out loud to the family.

You never visited me when I was alive. Now you can remember that I'm not here anymore and you didn't visit me.

That's not an excerpt, it's the whole note. The family unanimously decided to skip that part of her final wishes. We were amused (can't find a better word) at how much that was "classic her".

11. My jaw actually dropped reading theUSpopulation's story.

My mom worked at a hair solon. One day I picked her up from work because we had to share only one car at the time. When I was waiting for her to finish her shift, a customer was walking out and told the woman behind the counter -- whom she knew by name -- exactly this: "You know, I was reading this book and I think you will love it. It is called How to Trim Fat Around the Waistline."

The room went silent. Everyone was speechless. She walked out with a smirk on her face and the manager told the woman behind the counter to blacklist her.

12. GhostOfGamersPast just raised the bar for awkward wedding speeches.

I was at a wedding of two atheists. The parents of one didn't care, but the parents of the other were really harsh orthodox Catholics. The speeches at the wedding were amazing! Here's this groom, standing beside his new wife, and his mother comes up, and goes into her speech with "Some people turn their backs on their loved ones, but God knows that those others will still always be willing to welcome them back..."

It was easily the most passive-aggressive speech I'd ever heard.

13. Atheists seem to be on the receiving end of a lot of passive-aggressive behavior. At least badteacher86 tried to be professional about this.

This happened when I was in university, doing my student teaching rounds.

I'm waiting nervously for the email that tells me where I'm going to be placed, and when I get it, I discover that it's at a Christian school (in my province Christian schools are part of the public districts). I'm a little worried because I'm super fuckin' atheist. So I email the faculty dean and ask if she thinks it will be a problem. Turns out she's an atheist too, so she understands my plight. She suggests I email the school principal and ask.

So I craft a very professional email to the principal, explaining that while I absolutely respect their beliefs and I intend to give my teaching there everything I have, I hope me being an atheist isn't an issue. Basically it just meant I didn't want to take part in the ceremonial aspects.

I never received a reply from the principal, but 3 hours later I had a new email with my new placement.

14. sarsXdave is a dude, but his aunt doesn't seem to care.

My aunt sent me a birthday card with nothing written in it. I don't demand a card, it's not usually a big deal to me, but, I was annoyed that someone would buy a card, a stamp, and mail it just to basically say, "I'M NOT THINKING ABOUT YOU!"

While I considered that it might be an accident, this aunt married into m family and has always had her nose in the air, especially around me. I was once visiting my uncle and cousins and when she came to the door, she didn't say anything to me, turns around, and says, "(Uncle's name)! She's here." I am a dude.

15. lives4pizza, a martyr for passive-aggression, bravely and silently failed a test just to make a point.

I actually did this: in high school I sat in the middle of a bunch of douche bags that copied off all my tests, study guides, (in class) homework, class work, anything that required thinking because I made straight 100s on everything (I rock history). My teacher didn't make different copies of the tests, it was too much work. They were obvious about it too. So one day I just bubbled anything on a test. Anything! They did the same thing and ye we all failed but after that, they understood that I was sick of it and they stopped until the final exam. I failed a test so they'd fail so they'd stop cheating off me. If that's not passive aggressive, I don't know what is.

See? Your roommate's not that bad.

On Friday, a man named Matthew McCarthy announced he's suing Josh Duggar for using his picture on an Ashley Madison account.

Duggar, the disgraced former Christian reality TV star, was revealed last summer to have an account on Ashley Madison, the website for married people looking to have an affair. Duggar was one of the most high-profile celebrities discovered to have an account after the website was hacked.

Duggar also used McCarthy's picture for his profile on a Twitter account and an OkCupid account. In addition to his many online accounts, a porn star came forward alleging she had a tryst with him.

Homeboy had quite the busy secret life, all while using McCarthy's face.

In the lawsuit, McCarthy says he was raised in a strong-knit Catholic family, so being the literal poster boy for Duggar's infidelity has been humiliating.

McCarthy is seeking damages for the wrongful use of his likeness, so he's likely hoping that the Duggar family didn't blow all their TLC show money on Josh's sex rehab.

Are you Freddy Marr, age six, of London? If so, the internet is looking for you! It all started when a man named Carsten Hornecker was walking along the coast in Udsholt Strand in Denmark and found a bottle washed up with a message in it, which he shared on Facebook.

Hornecker's post has been shared thousands of times as the internet has united to find Freddy. Twitter has jumped into the fray as well.

And according to a happy update posted yesterday, the boy has been found!

A woman named Louise Whiting commented: "Yes, we think it's a boy from the school we teach at in Fulham. A teacher is going to contact his parents, it's very exciting."

George Zimmerman, person who should get punched in the face, got punched in the face Sunday night after "bragging" about killing unarmed teen Trayvon Martin, the Orlando Sentinel reports.

It all went down in a Florida restaurant, no big surprise there, where the 32-year-old says he walked by a table and complimented a man's Confederate flag tattoos, according to a report from the Seminole County Sheriff's Office.

Zimmerman says he was explaining to the guy that he shot and killed the unarmed teen in "self-defense," when another patron approached him and said, "You're bragging about that?" Zimmerman denied bragging about it, but several minutes later the two got into a "scuffle" and Zimmerman got punched.

"This man just punched me in the face," Zimmerman told a dispatcher, according to the police report. "He said he was going to kill me. You need to send three or four cops."

This is not Zimmerman's first run-in with the law since the human nightmare was acquitted of killing the teen in 2013, including arrests for "domestic incidents" and a road rage incident that culminated in him getting injured after a bullet went through his car window.

Last week, Australian mommy blogger and real human person with feelings Mel Watts wrote a light-hearted Facebook post about the benefits of "quickies" for exhausted parents with kids. It went viral, and everything was great.

Except this week, she had to follow up that cute post with this heart-breaking video called, "Going viral isn't all that. Keyboard warriors & keyboard trolls you won."

Ah, the joys of being a woman on the internet.

In her video, Watts speculates that bullying doesn't start with kids—it starts with their parents.

She recounts the deluge of cruel messages and comments she received from people all around the world who found her post offensive (or disrespectful towards her husband).

Through her tears, she says, "I'm a good wife, and I'm a really good mother. And most of all, I'm a really good friend. I would do anything for people. And I don't understand how people can say this kind of stuff and be so nasty to people they don't even know."

She reminds people that "there is someone there who's reading these things about themselves" and that "sometimes words do matter, and words do hurt."

Hopefully the keyboard trolls haven't really won, and Mel Watts will continue to write about her life and bring enjoyment to her readers. Enough from the haters.

If people praise Donald Trump for "always speaking his mind," then they should build a freaking shrine to outspoken GOP strategist Liz Mair.

Mair, who is supporting Libertarian Gary Johnson, was definitely not trying to be "politically correct" when she told Anderson Cooper what she thought of Donald Trump live on CNN on Wednesday.

Mair then continued to not give any f*cks on Twitter, saying she is "#sorrynotsorry" for what she called Trump live on the air.

She even went on to comment on how Trump refused to endorse Paul Ryan, keeping in mind one common theme: Trump is a dick.

Weir is openly critical toward both Clinton and Trump on her Twitter, but there is something just so satisfying about hearing a person just tell it like it is, not holding back, and saying what everyone else is thinking.

Looks like those Trump supporters were on to something after all.

The new superhero movie Suicide Squad is about a team of supervillains on a mission to fight a supervillain. It's a solid premise (even though the movie has a 26% rating on Rotten Tomatoes). So it got us thinking: what actually famous and internet famous anti-heroes would we want to team up to fight a celebrity bad guy? Here are our recommendations for a celebrity suicide squad. Watch out, Trump!

1. Martin Shkreli

2. Taylor Swift

3. Kanye West

4. Mariah Carey

5. Jared Leto

6. Justin Bieber

7. The Fat Jew

8. Rachel Dolezal

9. Gwyneth Paltrow

10. Chad Johnson from the Bachelorette​

11. Rattata, the annoyingly omnipresent Pokemon

In this fast-paced, every-changing world, it's important to take some time to yourself to relax, and nothing says relaxation like a blackhead extraction. There's something so inexplicably satisfying about seeing crap emerge from human flesh. Dr. Reina is an elegant gardener—she tends to the weeds in the forest of this man's hairy neck.

What truly makes this video is the serene instrumental soundtrack, credited in the description as "Last Kiss Goodnight" by Kevin MacLeod.

The juxtaposition of the poking and prodding with the romantic elevator music is the most satisfying feature of all.

Jessica Stubbins is a British mom who gave birth at record speed on Sunday while her husband was parking the car. Both mum and her new baby daughter Lucy are healthy and well. In fact, Stubbins and the entire family even appeared on Good Morning Britain, where they showed security footage from the hospital that shows just how quickly that baby arrived.

The birth footage starts just after the 1:15 mark, and is not graphic. But don't blink, because it's over quite quickly.

Typical goofball dad move to show up the second after all the hard work was done. Congrats to the Stubbins family, and hopefully they saved a a little bit of money by technically not delivering the baby in the hospital.

On August 3, Sarah McBride, the National Press Secretary for the Human Rights Campaign and the first openly transgender speaker at a national party convention (she spoke at this year's DNC), took to Twitter and excoriated Clint Eastwood for his ignorant statements in an Esquire interview. The actor had said:

Everybody's walking on eggshells. We see people accusing people of being racist and all kinds of stuff. When I grew up, those things weren't called racist."

As was pointed out yesterday, Eastwood was born in 1930, and THINGS WERE A LITTLE DIFFERENT THEN. Those time maybe should not be used as a signpost for what is and is not considered racist nowadays. McBride sent out a series of tweets highlighting a few of those things.

And others chimed in with a few more:

All of those things ARE racist, whether or not they were commonly thought of as such at the time. But leave it to an old white guy to "get off my lawn" the people trying to change the world for the better.

On Friday morning, Donald Trump admitted in a tweet that he was wrong about a video he referred to in a speech about a U.S. payment to Iran and a hostage release in January. Trump claimed he had seen footage of a plane unloading money on the same day the Iranian government released four American prisoners. But that was not the video he saw.

The money represented the first payment of a $1.7 billion settlement the Obama administration reached with Iran to resolve a decades-old dispute. It is related to a failed arms deal signed just before the Iranian Revolution in 1979. The settlement by the U.S. was decided on by an international legal tribunal in The Hague. It was made in cash because the U.S. does not have a banking relationship with Iran, as sanctions have blocked the country from international financial systems.

The video Trump saw was of hostages being released. That's it. More importantly, his tweet is an unparalleled admission by the Donald of actually being mistaken. A white buffalo, a black swan, a true rarity throughout the entirety of his presidential bid:

It's probably not a coincidence he tweeted it so early in the morning.

Horror movies have typically been a male-dominated genre (just like basically every other genre), but female directors are definitely not new to the club. There are a ton of really great female-directed horror flicks, with more and more coming out each year. For example, one of the biggest hits at this year's Cannes (pronounced Cuh-ness) Film Festival was Raw, a film about cannibalism that marks the directorial debut of Julia Ducournau. So, in that vein (blood pun intended, and you're welcome), here are seven cool horror movies directed by women.

1. TheMidnight Swim (2014)

First time director Sarah Adina Smith's TheMidnight Swim is the eerie story of three half-sisters who come together to honor their late mother at her lake cabin after she's presumed to have drowned (presumed, because her body was never found). But unsettling things start happening around the cabin and the women begin to wonder what really happened to their mother.

2. The Babadook (2014)

At the center of this Australian psychological horror by first-time director Jennifer Kent is a children's pop-up book of mysterious origin that defies destruction and eventually possesses a single mother to try to kill her 6-year-old son.

3. American Psycho (2000)

Directed by Mary Harron and based on the book by the same name (written by prominent misogynist Bret Easton Ellis), American Psycho features an all-star cast and the truly inspired (and amazingly creepy) performance of Christian Bale as an investment banker who may or may not be a serial killer.

4. The Invitation (2016)

Directed by Karyn Kusama (who also directed the Diablo Cody penned Jennifer's Body), The Invitation is the story of a group of old friends who think they're attending a dinner party but come to find out they're actually being recruited by a bizarre cult.

5. In My Skin (2002)

Written, directed by, and starring Marina de Van, In My Skin is a French movie about a woman who sustains a leg injury that quickly leads to an all-consuming obsession with cutting and flesh. It co-stars dashingly handsome Laurent Lucas, who was in Calvaire (The Ordeal), as well as the aforementioned not-yet-released Raw.

6. American Mary (2012)

Directed by Jen and Sylvia Soska, American Mary stars Katharine Isabelle (of Ginger Snaps fame) as a medical student hard up for cash who starts performing body modification surgeries in order to make some money. It also involves a rape revenge scenario that's as horrific as it is emotionally satisfying. So yeah, this one's gory as hell. It's Canadian, but you probably won't need subtitles.

7. A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night (2104)

Directed by Ana Lily Amirpour, this Persian-language, American-made movie has been dubbed "the first Iranian vampire Western." It's the story of a man saddled with a junkie father, who owes money for his father's drugs to a pimp who gets killed by a cloaked woman who turns out to be a vampire. And don't worry, the cat ends up fine.

Voting is the most important civic duty of every American, even the famous ones who are more important than us. Although many celebrities use their fame to encourage their fans to get involved in politics, others have gone on record as not thinking it's such a big deal. It's a dangerous message—especially this year, when it's more important than ever that you vote (for Clinton). Here are five celebrities who won't be getting their sticker in 2016:

1. Meghan Trainor

The "All About That Bass" singer proved she isn't all about that democratic process in an interview with Billboard:

I should be way more aware, and if it was [Clinton] or Trump, I'd definitely vote for her. But I've never voted and I don't have any desire to.

2. Bow Wow

Rapper Bow Wow (formerly known as Lil' Bow Wow until he became a big bow wow) went on a long and confusing Twitter rant to explain why he wasn't going to vote. It had something to do with his multiracial background, but it's honestly hard to follow.

3. Jim Lehrer

The former anchor of PBS Newshour has been one of the most respected newsmen in America for decades, and has moderated 12 presidential debates. His commitment to journalistic objectivity is so strong that he believes it was compromise his integrity to touch that grimy lever in the voting booth. His longtime colleague Robert MacNeil told Politico,

His idea of fairness is fiercer than anyone’s — he has an almost religious respect for being fair. He stays so far out of the political swamps that he doesn’t even vote.

4. Diddy

Rapper Sean "P. Diddy" Combs was one of the founders of the "Vote or Die" movement. But after that campaign failed to immediately fix every problem in America, he decided to go with "Die." At a 2015 conference, he said,

So Vote Or Die, and getting out the vote, those things [were] laid out there so people could understand about the process. We started Vote or Die, and the whole process was all full of sh*t. The whole sh*t is a scam … At the end of the day I’m not telling you not to vote. But I’m saying be a realist and know that they motherf*cking kicking some bullsh*t up there.

But there is a bright side to Diddy not voting: he's apparently a Trump supporter.

5. Kendrick Lamar

For once, Kendrick was way ahead of Diddy—back in 2012, he announced he was fed up with our so-called democracy and had wiped his hands of it. In an interview with conspiracy news website (already a red flag) Truth is Scary, he said,

I don't vote. I don’t do no voting. I will keep it straight up real with you. I don’t believe in none of the sh-t that’s going on in the world. You talk with me, you talk with me for hours because everything has a contradiction, everything is higher ranking and way beyond us, way beyond people. So basically, do what you do, do good with your people and live your life because what’s going on isn’t really in our hands. If it's not in the president's hands, then it's definitely not in our hands.

There you have it, folks. Don't bother voting because there's a conspiracy making the decisions anyway. And that conspiracy apparently sees no difference between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.