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The 'Stranger Things' kids did a surprise amazing performance of 'Uptown Funk' at the Emmys.

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While everyone isgetting judged walking down the red carpet, there's an un-televised pre-show for all the celebs that have already made it inside alive. Candid video shows an appearance by the more-talented-than-you-even-knew kids from Stranger Things, doing a surprise performance of Bruno Mars' Uptown Funk.

If you think performing at the Emmys is hard, imagine doing it for a bunch of nervous celebrities who don't know they're being filmed.

OMG!!! watch this!!! #strangerthings performs #uptownfunk before the #Emmys!!! @enews

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Damn, Millie Bobby Brown, Gaten Matarazzo, and Caleb McLaughlin can sing and dance, too? It's like they can do almost anything, except [SPOILER ABOUT BARB REDACTED.]


Patton Oswalt gives heartbreaking backstage tribute to his late wife after Emmys win.

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After his Emmys win on Sunday, comedian Patton Oswalt met press backstage and shared a touching sentiment he couldn't fit into the time allotted onstage.

Every bit of growth that I’ve had in my career especially in my writing and my performing came because I met Michelle McNamara. Because I met and married this woman who just was so much wiser and self-actualized and aware of life than I was. I had convinced myself that I was aware and self-actualized and mature but then I met the real deal...to have that ripped out of my life the way that it has this year — I’m not trying to say that this is meaningless, but everything seems like the lights have been turned down 50% on everything since she’s gone. It just going to be a long, long time before I can be the kind of person she made me again.

In a year in which the comedian suffered through the death of his wife, Michelle McNamara, Oswalt had taken the stage and said, "I want to share this with two people: One of them is my daughter, Alice, waiting at home. The other one is waiting somewhere else—I hope."

Oswalt won the Emmy for Outstanding Writing for a Variety Special for his comedy special, Talking for Clapping. He elaborated on the bittersweet feeling in a photo of his after party:

Amy Schumer proudly shared her tampon brand when asked 'who are you wearing?'

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At last night's Emmy Awards, Amy Schumer trolled red carpet reporters everywhere with her answer to the notorious "Who are you wearing?" question.

When E!'s Giuliana Rancic asked her about her outfit, Schumer replied, "Vivienne Westwood [dress], Tom Ford shoes, and O.B. tampon!"

Rancic was clearly not expecting that. Her reaction was pretty priceless.

The "Who are you wearing?" question has often been criticized for ignoring the actual accomplishments of female celebrities and focusing instead on how they look. Male celebrities are very rarely asked about their clothes or appearance.

Luckily, Amy Schumer has made it her mission to shut that nonsense down.

The 7 most outrageous Emmy snubs in this Beyoncé vs. 'Grease Live' world.

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The Emmy Awards, television's annual celebration of itself, happened on Sunday night, and fans are debating whether or not the Television Academy got it right. O.J. Simpson and Johnnie Cochran won again, while Marcia Clark and Chris Darden also got their just desserts. But in the categories where The People vs. O.J. Simpson wasn't eligible, there were some surprises—and major snubs.

1. The Americans for Outstanding Drama Series.

After being shut out of the nominations its first three seasons, fans of the KGB drama felt justice would finally be served for the truly thrilling thriller. But the show, nor either of its lead actors, took home trophies, leaving fans crying into their borscht.

The New Yorker's Pulitzer prize-winning TV Emily Nussbaum critic live-tweeted the moment of heartbreak. Hopefully she has insurance on her house.

2. Black-ish for Outstanding Comedy Series.

The Emmys are prone to inertia, honoring the same shows year after year regardless of how their particular seasons fared. This year was Veep's worst season, and Black-ish's best. Plus, none of the individual performances managed to be honored—Tracee Ellis Ross losing to Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Anthony Anderson to Jeffrey Tambor—a win for the show would have been a way to honor everybody.

(Note: Transparent is the best show, but the Emmys have no idea what to do with "dramedies," and the fact that genres are as obsolete as gender roles.)

3. Jonathan Banks for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series (Better Call Saul).

Same.

4. Anyone who isn't Maggie Smith for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series.

Homegirl has never even bothered to show up to the Emmys, which last night incurred the wrath of Kimmel as he accepted the award on her behalf.

"Maggie, if you want this, it will be in the lost and found," he joked, as Dame Smith rolled her eyes on her English countryside estate.

5. Tituss Burgess for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series.

What Burgess does on Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt is remarkably special and instantly iconic. Watching him makes you suddenly use vocabulary like "What vroom! Such pizzazz!"

6. Aziz Ansari's acceptance speech.

Ansari and Alan Yang scored a much-deserved comedy writing win for Master of None, and after a moving speech about Asian American representation from Yang, the duo got played off. Ansari didn't get to speak in his big moment, but made it back onstage later in the evening as a presenter and thanked his parents.

7. BEYONCÉ. BEYONCÉ LOST. THOSE WORDS LOOK RIDICULOUS SIDE BY SIDE.

This was Chris Rock's reaction when he himself lost, but the world's when Beyoncé lost to the directors of Grease Live. Lemonade lost, and to Grease Live.

(Give Tituss an Emmy)

Kristen Bell took a selfie eating pizza at the Emmys to prove she DGAF.

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If there were an Emmy for most relatable celebrity, Kristen Bell would win it. After the awards show Sunday night, while everyone scurried off to after parties in their gowns and tuxes, Bell laid low and indulged in a messy slice of pizza. This girl has priorities, and they include sauce and cheese.

Here she is before the Emmys, looking like a Disney Princess IRL.

My stunning queen tonight #emmys2016 #freshface #dewyglow @neutrogena 💜

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And after, looking like the most down-to-earth celeb you would want to grab a slice with.

The shading on my chin tonight was courtesy of @pizzasauce. #pizzasauce #emmys

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Who was Kristen wearing Sunday night? Sauce, by Pizza.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus' historic speech was political, hilarious, and emotional all at once.

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Congratulations and condolences are both in order for Julia Louis-Dreyfus. At Sunday night's 68th annual Emmy awards show, Julia Louis-Dreyfus took home her sixth Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a comedy. It's the most any woman has ever won in that category, breaking the tie she was in with Candice Bergen and Mary Tyler Moore.

This was also her fifth win for her role as Selena Myers in Veep, and her acceptance speech reflected the political nature of the show.

After thanking the cast and crew of the show, Louis-Dreyfus said:

While I'm apologizing, I'd also like to take this opportunity to personally apologize for the current political climate. I think that Veep has torn down the wall between comedy and politics. Our show started out as a political satire, but now feels more like a sobering documentary. So, I certainly do promise to rebuild that wall and make Mexico pay for it.

But just when it seemed her speech would stay funny and light (well, as light as it can be, given that the current political climate is like a tornado of crap), Louis-Dreyfus was suddenly choking back sobs, dedicating her win to her father, William Louis-Dreyfus, who passed away on Friday at the age of 84.

She ended the speech by saying, "I'm so glad that he liked Veep because his opinion was the one that really mattered. Thank you."

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5 moments from the 2016 Emmys that made us cry like sloppy babies.

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Sunday night's Emmy Awards were surprisingly good, given that it was still an awards show, and at least 16 hours long. Kimmel made a good host, the shows and performers nominated were all very deserving, and the ceremony made us cry and cheer and sometimes cry while cheering. Here are five moments from the show that made us cry tears both sad and happy.

1. Kate McKinnon winning for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy

McKinnon's been nominated twice before, but Sunday night her incredible work on SNL won her an Emmy, making her the first SNL cast member, male or female, to ever take home the award for this category. It was hard not to shed a few happy tears at home as she cried while making her acceptance speech (which she'd handily carried in her cleavage. Smart!).

2. Leslie Jones tweeting about Kate McKinnon's win

McKinnon's fellow cast member Leslie Jones was possibly the most enthusiastic friend in the world last night. Feel the love.

3. Julia Louis Dreyfus thanking her dad, who just died on Friday

Last night Julia Louis Dreyfus made Emmy Awards history, winning her sixth Emmy as Outstanding Lead Actress in a comedy. Previously, she'd shared the title for most wins in that category with Candice Bergen and Mary Tyler Moore until this year. It was her fifth consecutive win for the role of Selina Meyer in Veep. It seemed her acceptance speech would be as funny as ever, but at the end, she dedicated the win to her father, who passed away on Friday. "I'm so glad that he liked Veep," she said, "because his opinion was the one that really mattered." No, *you* just cried re-watching the clip.

4. Sarah Paulson thanking Marcia Clark in her acceptance speech

After being nominated five times before, Sarah Paulson finally took home an Emmy. She won Outstanding Lead Actress in a limited series for her role as Marcia Clark in American Crime Story: The People vs. OJ Simpson. And not only did she bring Clark as her date (platonic only—Paulson is dating fellow actor Holland Taylor, who celebrated her boo's Emmy win with a few tweets of her own), she even had the prosecutor's name engraved on the Emmy. In her speech, Paulson thanked Clark, saying:

The responsibility of playing a real person is an enormous one. You want to get it right not for you but for them. I, along with the rest of the world, had been superficial in my judgment, and I'm glad that I'm able to stand here in front of everyone today and say, I'm sorry.

5. Patton Oswalt's heartbreaking tribute backstage to his late wife

Patton Oswalt won the Emmy for Outstanding Writing for a Variety Special for his Talking For Clapping stand up special, and in his speech he thanked his daughter and his late wife, true crime writer Michelle McNamara, who passed away suddenly in April, saying: "I want to share this with two people: One of them is my daughter, Alice, waiting at home. The other one is waiting somewhere else—I hope."

He spoke a little more about his wife backstage afterwards, saying:

Every bit of growth that I’ve had in my career especially in my writing and my performing came because I met Michelle McNamara. Because I met and married this woman who just was so much wiser and self-actualized and aware of life than I was. I had convinced myself that I was aware and self-actualized and mature but then I met the real deal...to have that ripped out of my life the way that it has this year — I’m not trying to say that this is meaningless, but everything seems like the lights have been turned down 50% on everything since she’s gone. It just going to be a long, long time before I can be the kind of person she made me again.


Sophia Bush posted an open letter calling out a creeper who wouldn't leave her alone on a plane.

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Being a celebrity doesn't make you immune from getting harassed by total strangers, as actress Sophia Bush was reminded on a recent flight. And so the Chicago P.D. star wrote an angry open letter on Twitter, signed "Every Woman On The Planet Who Is Sick Of Your Creepy Sh*t."

The letter reads:

Dear Random Dude on a plane,

When you make a woman so visibly uncomfortable, that after you've ignored all visual cues to please leave her alone (one word answers, she pulls out a book, puts on a hat, she actually asks you not to speak to her with the tone and words you're choosing to use) that she finally GETS UP and MOVES SEATS, leave her alone. Do not continue trying to make conversation. Stop turning around and looking at her. Stop leaning out of your seat and towards her body when she has to grab something out of the overhead bin above her original seat, and sadly also above you, mid-flight.

And in my case, stop believing that you are entitled to make me uncomfortable because you "watch my TV show" so I owe you some magical debt. I make it, you watch it. After that, the "exchange" is done. You do not get to harass me, or any woman, because you think you pay our bills. You don't bro, I DO.

Signed,

Every Woman On The Planet Who Is Sick of Your Creepy Sh*t

Hopefully this dude will be shamed into now doing only normal person behaviors while on an airplane, like trying to sleep on the fold-out tray, or attempting to enjoy the flight's showing of The Age of Adaline.

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The 8 funniest moments from the surprisingly fun 2016 Emmys.

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Awards shows can be a slog, but at the Emmys on Sunday, Jimmy Kimmel did a good job mastering the ceremonies. He came across as an edgier Late Night Jimmy and telling some actual Trump jokes. Here are the best moments that provided laughs between the People vs. OJ wins.

1. Kimmel burning Mark Burnett.

The Trump jokes at the Emmys were tinged with a bit of guilt, with the television machine having both created the monster of Trump and facilitated its rise. Kimmel brought in a dose of self-awareness, pointing out Apprentice producer Mark Burnett during his monologue and full-on blaming him for this national nightmare. Thanks to Burnett, "we don't have to watch reality shows anymore because we're living in one," Kimmel joked.

2. The PB & J sandwiches from Jimmy Kimmel's mom.

Kimmel fed the crowd some of his mom's PB & J sandwiches, with help from the kids of Stranger Things.

Mrs. Kimmel even wrote some personal notes in the lunch bags, which was fun for Cuba...

... and not so fun for Amy Schumer.

3. Leslie Jones twirling on them haters.

Jones worked a miracle by making the accountants bit interesting, and making a point by calling out her hacking haters.

“But since you good at keeping things safe, I got a job for you," she told the Ernst & Young guys. "My Twitter account. Put that in the vault, please. Y’all over here using your skills to protect Best Voice-over in a French Sitcom. Meanwhile, I’m butt naked on CNN.”

4. Winners and their phones.

Stars! They're just like us!

5. Kimmel hitchhiking to the Emmys.

The Emmys are a journey, not a destination.

6. Andy Samberg and Kit Harington's pitch for a buddy comedy.

While presenting, the two attempted to produce some teaser-ready clips for next year's Emmys. Somebody write a Parent Trap-​ish movie about British and American brothers who are separated at birth and later get into hijinks.

7. Matt Damon eating an apple a day.

Movie star Matt Damon slummed it with the TV stars, taunting his nemesis Kimmel for his loss, leading up to the ultimate Yo Momma/Good Will Hunting joke.

8. Larry David's tight five minutes of standup.

Pretty, pretty... you know.

The Emmys Twitter account made a big slip-up last night. Like racist big.

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Whoever was live-tweeting the Emmys from the official Television Academy account Sunday night made a pretty major (and borderline racist) gaffe when they mixed up actors Terrence Howard and Cuba Gooding, Jr.

During the red carpet before the show, Television Academy sent out this tweet:

No problem there, except that just moments before they'd sent out the same picture and identified the celebrity as Cuba Gooding, Jr.

Look at his face, it's like he knows they're about to get him mixed up with someone else.

Ohhhh boy, that is NOT good. It's certainly not the first (or the last) time an actor of color has been mistaken for someone else; at last February's Oscars, a company called Total Beauty thought Whoopi Goldberg was Oprah Winfrey.

That's…not Oprah.

And then there was the time a news anchor thought Samuel L. Jackson was Laurence Fishburne:

Stars! They're not just like us, and also, they are not all the same person.

13 things to never, ever say if you're trying to pass for 29.

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No matter what your age, you can pass for 29 with just a few simple rules:

  1. Always wear sunglasses.
  2. Only go to places with very dim lighting.
  3. Never, ever tell anyone about all of totally awesome things that happened to you in the '80s and '90s.

With that in mind, here are 13 things never to bring up if you're trying to pass for 29.

1. "I saw The Bodyguard in the theater."

And I-ee-I will always be twenty-nineeeeeinnneee.

This movie came out in 1992. Never speak of it.


2. "I wrecked my Pontiac Sunbird while trying to change a cassette single tape."

Usher has not aged a bit, and I find that very unfair.

If you think texting and driving is dangerous, you should've been around for cassette singles and driving. One song per tape was very inconvenient. Good thing you're far too young for that!


3. "I went to a taping of the Jenny Jones Show and under our seats we all got a free VHS tape of Y2K Survival Tips."

You're obviously tempted to tell everyone about the time you saw Jenny Jones interview a guy named Coyote who said to stock up on toilet paper in case it became the new currency after Y2K, but stay strong, kiddo.


4. "I lost my virginity to a KC and JoJo song."

This song is amazing. Pretend you've never heard it.


5. "The Chipmunks Sing Michael Jackson's Greatest Hits was my favorite record as a kid."

And you can forget about mentioning your Michael Jackson doll.

Speaking of hot jams, don't tell people about playing with your Peaches 'n Cream Barbie and listening to an extra high pitched version of "Billie Jean" every day of your childhood.

What's a record?

6. "It was a huge deal when I got a Cabbage Patch Kid."

Babies havin' babies.

There was a time when it was just about impossible to get a Cabbage Patch Kid because they were so popular. But you wouldn't know about that, would you?


7. "I got grounded for getting back late from the Puff Daddy and Ma$e concert."

More candles on your birthday cake, more problems.

I realize this concert rocked your world in 1997, but just shut your beautiful old-ass mouth about it.

Check out this ticket stub from my "cool older sister."

8. "I went on vacation and got a Polaroid picture with a cardboard cut-out of Leonardo DiCaprio."

'90s Leo is the best Leo.

Before you could Photoshop your way into your celebrity crush's life, you had to go to a novelty booth and take an actual photo with a cardboard cut-out. It's not as depressing as it sounds, but nevertheless, shhhh.


9. "I was watching the video for 'Gangsta's Paradise' and I missed the bus to high school. Twice."

Coolio was a visionary, but it's still probably not a good idea to mention you remember a time when MTV played actual music videos.


10. "I took a picture with pre- Tonight Show Jimmy Fallon, but when I got the prints from my disposable camera, half my damn head was cut off."

Never mention disposable cameras, just talk about Snapchat.

Don't say that kids today don't understand how hard it was to take a selfie before there were iPhones. We had cameras back then, too! Only you didn't know if your head was gonna be chopped off or not and you wouldn't know until you got your film developed.


11. "I went to a Bush, No Doubt, and Goo Goo Dolls concert, but the Goo Goo Dolls had to cancel because they were filming an episode of 90210."

This might be the most '90s sentence ever. Obviously it's the only thing you ever want to talk about, but you can't. (Also, Steve Sanders totally takes a selfie with the Goo Goo Dolls. What? He is from the future.)


12. "Getting Glamor Shots totally made me feel like Elizabeth Taylor in that White Diamonds Commercial."

This has always brought me luck.

So much hairspray, so much glamor, so much fog ... so much to shut the hell up about.


13. "My car got broken into and the only thing they didn't steal was my Big Willie Style CD."

You want to talk about how the hardcore criminals who robbed you were not into "Gettin' Jiggy Wit It" but don't. Say something about Jayden Smith instead.

The bastards got my Discman. I mean my "older sister's" Discman.

Just keep your mouth shut, and you'll be forever young.

When your Mom wishes you a happy 30th.

The real winner of the Emmys was the hot mystery man who came with Kevin Spacey.

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Last night, Sir Kevin Spacey brought a smoking hot mystery guest to the Emmys.

Immediately, everyone stopped wondering who was going to win the award, and started wondering who the eff was sitting with Spacey?

Jarett Wieselman won the gossip race, discovering that the hatted mister was none other than talent manager Evan Lowenstein, who in another life used to be one half of 90's pop group Evan and Jaron.

Who da fuq? Dis da fuq.

REMEMBER??!?!!!!

There's only once unanswered question left: what in the heck-fire are he and Spacey up to?

Matt LeBlanc's weird red carpet joke about seeing Emilia Clarke naked fell pretty flat.

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Congrats go to Matt LeBlanc, who just won the creepy aging actor award last night at the Emmys. While E! simultaneously interviewedGame of Thrones star Emilia Clarke elsewhere on the red carpet, they asked LeBlanc if he was a GOT fan. What they got was the most awkward response possible.

“I saw the first season and I kinda fell out of touch with it, so… and I guess that’s when [Clarke] started getting naked, so I need to catch up.”​

Ewwwwww. Such a creeper reason to watch one of the best shows on TV, but not surprising considering his legacy as "guy who became famous playing a funny idiot controlled by his dick."


A pregnant Kerry Washington was looking fierce on the Emmys red carpet.

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Sunday night's Emmys awards show was full of stars dressed up and looking wonderful, but Kerry Washington really stood out among them all, and not just because she's pregnant.

The Scandal star was nominated for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited Series or Movie for playing Anita Hill in HBO's Confirmation, and boy howdy, she showed up to that red carpet fixing to set it on fire with her fierceness.

Cape, sexy cutouts, four inch heels and a big ol' bump.

Washington, who's expecting her second child with husband Nnamdi Asomugha, told Extra, "When you’re a pregnant lady on the red carpet, you need to feel like a superhero." So it just makes sense that her dress, a custom Brandon Maxwell, would have a cape (of sorts). Erin Walsh, Washington's stylist, told Vogue:

We were looking for something iconic, timeless, sexy, surprising, and straightforward. Kerry is nominated for a project that’s so important to her on so many levels, [so] we wanted a strong statement that would be timeless. . . This time we just wanted to celebrate Kerry’s body and her beauty, and there was no bones about it. It didn’t need much. Except epic hair. And did you see the nails and makeup with hints of gold? Epic.

Epic nails, indeed:

Washington's hairstylist, ​Takisha Sturdivant-Drew, told People: "[Kerry’s hair] has to be something very special. Because she’s pregnant, it’s gonna have to be [a style] that will blow everyone away." And it worked. The secret to Washington's perfect hair is actually extensions, and good lord, she wore them like the goddess she is.

Even the amazing Laverne Cox was impressed:

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5. Kevin Spacey, because the Emmys snubbed him big time.

You don't want to mess with this Nine Lives star.

Last night was the 68th annual Emmy Awards, that yearly celebration of all the TV shows your annoying friends keep telling you to watch. But one of Hollywood's most hyped shows was thrown onto the metaphorical subway tracks: the Netflix political drama House of Cards, which was nominated for 13 awards but won a big fat zero.

What's more, the show's leads, Kevin Spacey and Robin Wright, have still never won for their roles as Frank and Claire Underwood. But we're including Spacey and not Wright in this list because it just seems like it would bother him more, doesn't it? That guy takes himself too seriously. Better luck next year, Mr. Spacey. (You're a shoo-in if they add a category for Worst Accent.)


4. Beyoncé, because she lost to something only your parents watched.

This is her "disappointed" face, aka her "you're about to die" face.

Beyoncé's epic revenge musical Lemonade was also snubbed at the Emmys in its only nomination: Outstanding Directing for a Variety Special. (Why is there no category for Fiercest Kween?) The winner was Grease: Live, which doesn't exactly cater to the same fan base. And speaking of fan bases, the Beyhive was none too happy.

Even host Jimmy Kimmel got in on the fun, commenting after the Grease directors' acceptance speech: "I wouldn’t want to be those guys when Kanye finds out they beat Beyoncé." If there's any consolation for Queen Bey's millions of violently loyal fans, it's that she probably doesn't care at all.


3. Richard Dreyfuss, because everyone thought he was dead.

Richard Dreyfuss immediately after being told he was dead.

If you missed last night's Emmys and you only have time in your day to watch one clip, make it Julia Louis-Dreyfus' acceptance speech. In the space of 90 seconds, Louis-Dreyfus managed to be gracious, hilarious, political, and personal. The most moving moment was the end, when she teared up in paying tribute to her father, who passed away two days prior.

But while her father, Gérard Louis-Dreyfus, clearly meant the world to her, that does not mean he's the same person as legendary actor Richard Dreyfus. A lot of people don't know that. So many, in fact, that the Jaws star was forced to explain that he's still alive on Twitter.

OK, Mr. Holland, we believe you… for now.


2. A foul-mouthed teacher who was fired for burning a student with a tremendous fart joke.

"She said whaaaaaaat?!"

Jennifer Elizabeth Green-Johnson, a secondary school English teacher in Dunnville, Ontario, was recently suspended without pay after a series of complaints that she had used foul language in front of students.

The first dates to March 2015, when Green-Johnson slapped a male student on the head and told him to "grow some balls." Since then, she's allegedly called another student a "bloody pedophile" and told another they were dressed like a "frumpy old lady."

But the suspension didn't come until this edgy, take-no-prisoners teacher got particularly angry at one student and said, "Why don't you lick me where I fart?"

After that hilariously salty outburst, the school board voted to suspend Green-Johnson for a month. You can't help but wonder what she said to that.


1. An Australian woman who was trying to eat an orange when a giant snake popped out of her couch.

A Calavos, Queensland man named Bruce Moller is blowing up Facebook with a couple of photos of a huge python he found in his house. Or, to be more accurate, a python that his wife, Fay, found in the house. When it jumped out of the couch she was sitting on.

Bruce told Sunshine Coast Daily:

He went under the lounge chair so I prodded him with a broom and when he came out just put the wide broom across its back near the head and grabbed it behind the head … I took him out in the backyard and threw him back in the garden.

This dude seems entirely too comfortable with giant snakes. Maybe that comes with living in rural Australia, a post-apocalyptic wasteland ruled by snakes and spiders. His wife, on the other hand, is probably scarred for life.

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Jezebel told Julia Louis-Dreyfus to smile more, and Twitter was not having it.

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During Sunday night's Emmys ceremony, the website Jezebel wrote up a quick post that basically accused Julia Louis-Dreyfus of not being excited enough about Kate McKinnon's win. The premise of the article pretty much boiled down to "Why actor lady no smile for camera?"

This doesn't look at all like an eye-roll. It looks like a sad woman deep in thought.

Of course, Louis-Dreyfus later revealed during her acceptance speech that her father had died just two days before, and tearfully dedicated her win to him. Jezebel later amended the article, but their faux pas was already out there. The fact that Jezebel, a site geared towards women, ran this schlock was not going to get by Twitter without a few comments. Or a lot of comments.

SCANDAL: WHY WAS LARRY DAVID BEING SO CATTY ABOUT MCKINNON?

Oh hey, who's that in the background, sitting behind Louis-Dreyfus and also not smiling? Why, it's Larry David, who didn't have to worry about a camera cutting to him just because another man won an Emmy in a category entirely different from his. Where are the thinkpieces about why Larry David's not smiling? Come on, think of how pretty he'd look.

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