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Here’s a handy video about how to impeach a president, for no particular reason.

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"Impeachment" is a buzzword that's been buzzing around, and nobody knows why. It perhaps could have something to do with the behaviors of President Donald J. Trump, on which an explosive revelation happens every day.

In just a week, President Trump fired FBI director James Comey (who just so happened to have been investigating his campaign's ties to Russia); blew his administration's cover and said he was always going to fire Comey; had the Russian ambassador and foreign minister in his office where we later learned that he leaked top, top, secret intelligence from the Israelis that put one of their spies at risk; and on his weekaversary of being fired, Comey released the receipts.

An FBI agent toldThe New York Times that Comey wrote in a memo that Trump asked him to "let go" off the investigation into disgraced ex-National Security Advisor Michael Flynn, who was under investigation for his contact with Russia.

Even Republicans are saying that asking the FBI director to lay off an inestigation could constitute obstruction of justice, which just so happens to be one of the articles of impeachment written up against President Richard Nixon.

Now, back to impeachment. What is it? How efficient is it and how effective is it in getting a prez out of office? Well, it's unfortunately kind of complicated, but you can catch up in seven minutes with this handy video from Vox.

Let's walk through it.

1. The president has to do something wrong. Like treason (colluding with a foreign power to win an election?), bribery (having a whole empire of hotels foreign powers can give money to in order to curry favor with the president?), or any "high crimes and misdemeanors" (interfering with an FBI investigation?).

2. A member of the House of Representatives has to agree that the president did something wrong, as do the majority of the House Judiciary Committee.

3. The majority House has to agree, too.

4. The president has to be unpopular enough as to get members of their own party to turn against them.

5. The majority Senate has to convict the president after a trial in the chamber, and then, and only then, is the president gone forever.

Nixon decided to resign between 3 & 4, because members of his own party told him he'd be convicted.

Peace out.

There's still a long ways to go, but if there's one big takeaway, it's that popular opinion matters, so keep on marchin' on.


Woman discovers her hotel manager fiancé is cheating from TripAdvisor reviews. Zero stars.

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Care worker Melanie Sheard from the UK met her ex-fiancé Pablo while she was, as the Brits say, "on holiday" in Turkey, The Sun reports. But though their love story started out charmingly, Sheard got a rude awakening when she found out Pablo, a hotel manager, had been routinely cheating on her with guests at his hotel.​​

And how did she find out? A helpful little website called TripAdvisor.

In the months leading up to their wedding, Sheard, a 41-year-old mother-of-two, noticed Pablo was befriending other British women on Facebook and she got suspicious, she told The Sun.

So she did what anyone does when you suspect you're being cheated on: some internet-stalking. Her search took her to popular travel site TripAdvisor where she looked up the reviews for Pablo's hotel. And in "several" reviews, she says she found comments from women claiming to have had a romance with the hotel owner, Pablo. Her fiancé.

"I found comments from girls saying they had an amazing holiday — all thanks to their fling with the manager," she told The Sun."There were reviews from people warning others not to stay there as the manager was sleeping with loads of the guests. I felt sick."

Sheard reached out on Facebook to some of the women who had left reviews, and they all confirmed they had recently "dated" her fiancé. And one still was.

"At first I didn't want to believe he would cheat, but when I saw it written in black and white online I was furious," she told The Sun."He denied it at first but I had evidence from the girls he was cheating with."

She seems pretty grateful to the travel website for advising her to not commit to a life-long trip with this creep. "I never thought TripAdvisor would be where I’d go to find out if my partner was being unfaithful, but I’m forever glad that I did," she said.

This article doesn't reflect very well on this particular hotel manager. But it's sure a glowing review for TripAdvisor! As far as websites that can help you bust your cheating fiancés, we give it 5 stars.

I tried booze-infused ice cream and summer will never be the same.

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Ice cream and alcohol—two of life's most wonderful and unhealthy indulgences. Until very recently, if you wanted to enjoy both vices, you would have to do so separately. Such a hassle! But Tipsy Scoop Ice Cream Barlour in New York City just made it possible to get your sugar rush and a buzz on all at once with their liquor-infused ice cream.

Sweet dreams are made of thisssssssss.

Tipsy Scoop serves up boozy flavors like Cake Batter Vodka Martini, Strawberry White Sangria Sorbet and Dark Chocolate Whisky Salted Caramel to customers 21 and older. Their selection boasts a 5% ABV (alcohol by volume).

On Tuesday morning, I stopped by Tipsy Scoop to check it out. Man, work is tough:

Owner Melissa Tavss was inspired to open Tipsy Scoop after working in marketing for an alcohol company for years. She comes from a family of former ice cream makers, so the combination of these two things (much like liquor and ice cream) was a match made in heaven. Her personal favorite flavors are Spiked Hazelnut Coffee and Cake Batter Vodka Martini.

Tavss toldSomeecards that she has had a line down the block since the store opened on May 7. But if you are not in the New York City area, don't feel left out! Tipsy Scoop can ship pints of their ice cream all over the country. They also cater events, so you can provide dessert and a bar all at once!

According to Tavss, it would take a pint of ice cream to get properly tipsy.

Tipsy Scoop is located at 217 E. 26th Street, New York, New York.

Jennifer Lawrence got filmed drunk dancing at a strip club and she's not sorry.

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On Wednesday, RadarOnline posted a video of Jennifer Lawrence dancing at a strip club in Vienna, Austria, where she was filming the spy movie Red Sparrow. The video shows the 26-year-old actor having a great time, crawling on the stage, dancing with someone. At points she's holding onto a stripper pole, definitely wearing one less shirt than she had been earlier. It's probably not her finest hour, but this is a woman who routinely falls down at awards show, and we love her for it. So this is not really that different.

Anyway, just in case you were wondering, Lawrence is not sorry about it. She took to Facebook, where she wrote,

Look,
Nobody wants to be reminded that they tried to dance on a stripper pole by the internet. It was one of my best friend's birthdays and I dropped my paranoia guard for one second to have fun. I'm not going to apologize, I had a BLAST that night.

Ps that's not a bra it's an Alexander Wang top and I'm not gonna lie, I think my dancings pretty good. Even with no core strength.

--Jen

Look, Nobody wants to be reminded that they tried to dance on a stripper pole by the internet. It was one of my best...

Posted by Jennifer Lawrence on Wednesday, May 17, 2017

Getting drunk and dancing at a friend's birthday is nothing new in the world. Imagine someone filming you at every minute, even if you thought you were safe from the prying eyes of the public. Would you apologize for getting caught letting loose and having fun? Lawrence shouldn't even have to think of apologizing.

Come on, CAN SHE LIVE?

These painfully obvious instances of mansplaining will make your eyes roll so hard.

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Twitter user Nicole Froio called on her followers to commiserate on the most painfully obvious instances of mansplaining.

It's generous when dudes take time from their busy, productive lives to educate silly, weak women. Or rather, a more specific explanation of mansplaining is this:

Here are men's greatest hits.

1. How would she know?

2. I'm sure he did so with a fake accent.

3. It's curtains for him.

4. Tell, don't show.

5. Sit down.

6. Strike one.

7. It's time the three-year-old learns about making a respectful living.

8. Vroom vroom.

9. Deduct him.

10. Cheers!

11. I'm sure he tried to lecture the baby, too.

12. Um, what? If anything, they are just more pillows.

13. She may have a PhD ... but he has a penis.

Jimmy Fallon was 'devastated' by the backlash from his infamous Trump interview.

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Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon was the subject of internet backlash back in September when he conducted a friendly interview with then-presidential candidate Donald Trump. The segment drew criticism for being too playful and forgiving of Trump. People were especially mad about the part where Fallon ruffled his fingers through Trump's hair.

In a new profile by the New York Times, Fallon opened up about the aftermath of his now infamous interview, saying he was "devastated" by some of the things people were saying about him.

"I'm a people pleaser," Fallon continued. "If there’s one bad thing on Twitter about me, it will make me upset. So, after this happened, I was devastated. I didn’t mean anything by it. I was just trying to have fun."

Fallon was widely accused of helping to normalize an extremist candidate. However, he insists that he didn't play with Trump's hair in order to "humanize" him, as critics were saying. "I almost did it to minimize him," Fallon told the New York Times. "I didn’t think that would be a compliment: ‘He did the thing that we all wanted to do.'"

Though Fallon acknowledges that the interview was a setback, he never addressed it on his show. He told the New York Times, he now feels he should have said something about the controversy.

“I didn’t talk about it, and I should have talked about it,” he said. “I regret that.”

You can read the New York Times' full profile on Fallon here.

Even Ann Coulter has turned on Donald Trump: 'Things don't look good.'

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Hard to imagine President Donald Trump could do anything horrific enough to alienate Ann Coulter, his ride-or-die defender and #1 fan. But it looks like Trump has burned another bridge. Because the conservative pundit just did an interview with far-right website Daily Callerwhere she called the president "grotesque" and said she fears "the Trump-haters were right."

Welcome to the weird day in history where you agree with Ann Coulter.

That's right, the same Ann Coulter who wrote an entire book called In Trump We Trust and once claimed to worship him like the "people of North Korea worship their Dear Leader—blind loyalty" (that's CREEPY, Ann) has had a change-of-heart.

When asked if she still "trusts" Trump, Coulter responded:

Uhhhh. I'm not very happy with what has happened so far. I guess we have to try to push him to keep his promises. But this isn't North Korea, and if he doesn't keep his promises, I'm out. This is why we voted for him. I think everyone who voted for him knew his personality was grotesque, it was the issues.

Ann Coulter is especially incensed over Trump's failure to "build the wall." But said she still thinks he might turn things around. "My fingers are still crossed," she said. "It’s not like I’m out yet, but boy, things don’t look good."

She, of course, blamed Congress, who she calls "swine," for not letting Trump get anything passed. And despite him disappointing her so far, she said she has "no regrets" about voting for him and added: "I don’t apologize for supporting Trump."

Over on Twitter, people are celebrating the demise of this friendship, while also dragging Coulter for her hypocrisy.

And several people pointed out Coulter's sudden distaste for Trump does not redeem her. Especially given her reasoning.

Ann Coulter also said of the current political situation "it's a nightmare" and said she thinks "all of the Trump true believers are petrified."

At least that's one feeling uniting Americans right now.

Mom invites principal to go shopping after daughter gets dress-coded.

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Ah, Spring has finally sprung. The sun's up, and so is the amount of school administrators policing girls' clothes, teaching them to be ashamed of their bodies.

An example of the magic of dress codes.

Teachers and principals are keen on telling girls what they can't wear, so mom Catherine Pearlman is calling on her daughter's principal to show her what she can.

In a post for Today's community page, Pearlman spoke up about her daughter being punished for her height.

"Dear Middle School Principal: Thank you for sending a note home for the second day in a row to say my daughter was dressed inappropriately for school," Pearlman opens her letter. "I’d like to offer an additional thank you for forcing her to change into large mesh shorts that have been worn by only god knows who and potentially never washed."

She goes on to hilariously call for the principal's help:

To reward you for treating my daughter with such concern, I am cordially inviting you to take my daughter shopping.

Here are the specifications you have to work with. I wish you loads of luck.

She is 5’7” and 13 years old. Built more like her father, she has exceptionally long legs and arms.

She doesn’t like anything pink or purple or frilly.

In addition to being tall, Pearlman's daughter has a particular taste. She won't wear anything with a logo on it, because as every middle school girl knows, that's not cool. But she is into superheroes and Green Day.

Pearlman calls on the principal to find actual clothes that meet the standards they set, like "the fingertip test," where shorts have to be long enough to touch a girl's fingertips with her hands by her sides.

"She has very long fingers which seems to make finding shorts that won’t get her sent to the principal’s office impossible (On the bright side the piano teacher says those fingers are an asset.)," Pearlman adds of her daughter.

Dang. And here's the kicker:

P.S. I forgot to thank you for making it clear to my daughter that her body is somehow a distraction, either to herself or to the boys. I thought she might have missed the message earlier in the year when the gym teacher told her she couldn’t wear yoga pants because the boys aren’t able to control themselves. I appreciate how hard you are working to drive the point home.

Read the whole letter over at Today.


Police are looking for a man in a giant penis costume. He should not be hard to find.

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If you live in or near Leeds, England, please contact authorities immediately if you have seen this man:

Suspect is about 6' tall, Caucasian, and looks like a giant penis.

A group of men, including a man wearing a giant penis costume, are wanted for the "serious assault" of a 26-year-old man that occurred in Leeds center on April 3rd, according to an appeal to the public released by the West Yorkshire Police.

The victim reportedly suffered a shattered shin bone, torn ligaments and a dislocated knee after he was attacked by a group of men having a bachelor party, said police. Local Detective Constable Gaynor Burt said the victim was "very badly injured" and "will still require further surgery."

This is actually not a very funny story. Other than the giant penis costume. That part is hilarious.

Police described one of the assailant's outfits as "distinctive fancy dress outfit" and included the photo above to help people locate the suspect. It certainly is distinctive.

The police report says:

We have been making extensive enquiries to identify those involved and would like to hear from anyone who witnessed the incident or who has any information that could assist in tracing the group involved, who were possibly a stag party or similar. The costume worn by one of the group is very distinctive and we think anyone who encountered them during the evening would recall it.

Let's hope they find this giant penis and the other penises who committed this awful crime. Sorry to be crass, but what a bunch of dicks.

Soundgarden front man Chris Cornell dead at 52.

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Update 9:52am

Chris Cornell's death is being investigated as a suicide, although police are still saying that it is too early to make a definitive conclusion, according to Variety.

Here is what the Detriot Police toldVariety:

At 12 a.m. [local time], we received a 911 call from the MGM Grand Casino Hotel. It appears as though a family friend was checking up on Cornell at his wife’s request. He went to hotel and discovered him unresponsive on the bathroom floor. Police made the location with EMS, and he was pronounced dead at the scene.

Another representative told Variety that Cornell was found with a "band" around his neck, though they have not officially determined that the cause of death was strangulation.

We will update with more information when readily available.


Chris Cornell, front man of Soundgarden and Audioslave, has passed away on Wednesday evening at only 52-years-old, Rolling Stone reports. Although Cornell's cause of death is currently undetermined, the New York Times quoted his representative Brian Bumbery calling his death "sudden and unexpected."

Hours before Cornell's death, Soundgarden played a show in Detroit, Michigan. The band was due to perform in Ohio on Friday.

Although Cornell's death was only announced a few hours ago, celebrities have already started to give the "architect of grunge" digital tributes over social media.

The Roots musician Questlove:

AudiHole Son. Damn Chris. Rest In Power.

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Musician Annie Clark, AKA St. Vincent:

American rock duo Best Coast:

Bush singer Gavin Rossdale:

Legend Elton John:

Director Ava DuVernay:

Singer/songwriter and folk icon, Cat Stevens:

Led Zeppelin founder Jimmy Page:

Producer/legendary guitarist Nile Rodgers:

Former WWF champion, Iron Sheik:

YouTuber Melina Sophie:

Punk rocker Billy Idol:

Musician turned TV host, Dave Navarro:

Against Me! front woman Laura Jane Grace:

Actor Val Kilmer:

Comedian turned podcast host turned actor Marc Maron:

The 'Black Hole Sun' singer is survived by his wife, two daughters, and his son.

This story is currently developing.

The guy who wrote 'The Art of the Deal' predicts Trump will resign and 'declare victory.'

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Tony Schwartz "co-wrote" The Art of the Deal with Donald Trump, which you might assume means he "wrote" The Art of the Deal by himself.

On Anderson Cooper's show on Wednesday, Schwartz channeled his detailed knowledge of the president's personality and business strategy to predict what he'll do next, as several scandals—he may have shared classified info with the Russians, and he fired the man in charge of an investigation against him—threaten to lead to his impeachment.

Not to mention a special prosecutor's just been named to more seriously investigate his administration's ties to Russia.

In more comments to Cooper, Schwartz made a prediction. Via Mediaite:

There is no right and wrong for Trump. There’s winning and losing. And that’s very different from right and wrong. And right now he’s in pure terror that he is going to lose.

And by the way he is going to lose.

I surely believe that at some point over the next period of time he’s going to have to figure out a way to resign and the reason he’s going to do that as opposed to go through what could be an impeachment process, or a continuing humiliation, is that he wants to figure out a way — as he’s done all his career — to turn a loss into a victory.

And so he will declare victory when he leaves.

So to avoid losing, Trump will resign—and through some twisted logic, declare himself the winner. Or maybe he'll make Sean Spicer do it.

Since the rise-of-Trump, Schwartz has been used by the media as a sort of Sauron's Eye that looks straight into Trump's soul.

In a recent op-ed for the Washington Post, Schwartz said he "spent hundreds of hours listening to him, watching him in action and interviewing him about his life" while writing his book for him. For Schwartz, a lot of Trump's personality can be traced to his overbearing father, and the death of Trump's brother.

Schwartz says Trump feels his brother "succumbed" to the fear instilled in him by his father. On the contrary, Trump himself learned to "create and exploit" fear.

Here's one nugget from Schwartz's op-ed:

Trump grew up fighting for his life and taking no prisoners. In countless conversations, he made clear to me that he treated every encounter as a contest he had to win, because the only other option from his perspective was to lose, and that was the equivalent of obliteration. Many of the deals in “The Art of the Deal” were massive failures— among them the casinos he owned and the launch of a league to rival the National Football League — but Trump had me describe each of them as a huge success.

Maybe Schwartz will get back his old job back, after special prosecutor Robert Mueller does his.

Here are the awesome, haunting pictures from Chris Cornell's final performance.

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Chris Cornell, the legendary frontman for bands Soundgarden and Audioslave died on Wednesday night, the New York Times reports. His death at the age of 52 was called "sudden and unexpected" in a statement by his representative Brian Bumbery. Fans around the world are left shocked and heartbroken. Cornell's final performance was on Wednesday night with Soundgarden at the Fox Theatre in Detroit. His last tweet shows his excitement over playing the sold out show show in the infamous Rock City.

The pictures from Cornell's final performance show him in seemingly fine form. Fans, journalists, and the venue all posted pictures and video from the show on Twitter, a final tribute to the beloved singer.

#chriscornell #soundgarden #detroit #thankyou #rip #MGM #justlikesuicide

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R.I.P. Chris Cornell. You will be missed greatly.

Former Fox News head Roger Ailes dead at 77.

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Former Fox News CEO Roger Ailes died today at age 77, according to CNN.

Ailes' wife Elizabeth Tilson Ailes broke the news of his death in a statement to The Drudge Report:

I am profoundly sad and heartbroken to report that my husband, Roger Ailes, passed away this morning. Roger was a loving husband to me, to his son Zachary, and a loyal friend to many. He was also a patriot, profoundly grateful to live in a country that gave him so much opportunity to work hard, to rise -- and to give back.

Many hold Roger Ailes responsible as the person who turned Fox News into the influential ratings powerhouse it is today. He started the network in 1996, and was the head of the conservative network until he stepped down last summer amidst several sexual harassment allegations from multiple female employees.

According to CNN, Fox News paid $13 million to settle with five women who reported inappropriate behavior from Ailes.

Although his cause of death has not officially been determined, New York magazine reporter Gabriel Sherman tweeted that Ailes allegedly suffered complications from a blood clot:

This story is still developing.

Donald Trump reacts to the appointment of a special prosecutor with Twitter rage.

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President Donald Trump reacted to the news that a special prosecutor will investigate his administration in the most predictable way: on Twitter.

As TheWashington Postreports, former FBI director Robert S. Mueller III was appointed by Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein to investigate the following:

Mueller is tasked with investigating “any links and/or coordination between the Russian government and individuals associated with the campaign of President Donald Trump’’ as well as “any matters that arose or may arise directly from the investigation’’ and any other matters that fall under the scope of the Justice Department regulation covering special counsel appointments.

Read all about Robert Mueller on NPR. His choice has been widely lauded as a solid one from both sides of the usually strictly-partisan party divide.

The naming of a special prosecutor is the decision of the Justice Department. But the leader of that department, Attorney General Jeff Sessions, reportedly had nothing to do with the decision, according to Politico. Sessions, a close ally of Donald Trump, had recused himself from any investigation into Russia due to "his own still largely unexplained role in it," via a New York Timesreport from early March.

In a statement announcing the special prosecutor, Rosenstein stressed that it "is not a finding that crimes have been committed or that any prosecution is warranted." Rather, via Politico, he reasoned:

"A special counsel is necessary in order for the American people to have full confidence in the outcome. Our nation is grounded on the rule of law, and the Public must be assured that government officials administer the law fairly."

Originally, Trump's White House statement was measured. From CBS News on Wednesday:

"As I have stated many times, a thorough investigation will confirm what we already know – there was no collusion between my campaign and any foreign entity," Mr. Trump said in a statement issued by the White House. "I look forward to this matter concluding quickly. In the meantime, I will never stop fighting for the people and the issues that matter most to the future of our country."

Apparently, Trump felt compelled to follow up that statement on Twitter on Thursday morning. Compare the above response to this one:

And expect more tweets to come throughout the week.

They met in a dumpster and now they're dating.

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We love asking couples how they met. Sometimes the stories involve crazy, unbelievable twists of fate, sometimes the answer is just "Tinder," but either way, it's always fun to listen to. Take for example this great "how we met" story, about a couple who met in a literal dumpster.

Filmmaker Jeff Seal has made a number of videos about dumpster diving and the trash recovery lifestyle, but this one is a little different in that it involves romance. Dumpster divers Erin and Dave from Buffalo, NY locked eyes across the trash piles and found each other. Watch Seal's video to hear their whole story.

Talk about finding love in a hopeless place. Maybe Rihanna will sing at their future wedding.


There's one meal that Anthony Bourdain wouldn't want to eat.

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Anthony Bourdain will eat, it seems, just about anything. But when it comes to who he'll eat with, the celebrity chef a little more discriminatory. Bourdain ate with President Obama last year in Vietnam, but according to the New York Daily News, he's definitely not into the idea of eating a meal with Donald Trump.

At a recent event, Bourdain told the Daily News:

“I can’t see the point, he only talks about himself and he’s only interested in himself. I can't see that as being scintillating dinner conversation. Plus he eats his steak well done. I think that really settles it.”

Anthony Bourdain had basically the same opinion on dining with Donald Trump when he spoke with The Wrap in September:

Absolutely fucking not. I’ve been a New Yorker most of my life, [and] for better or worse Mr. Trump is a New Yorker. We know him well here. We’ve watched how he does business and we’ve watched him say things and then we’ve seen whether or not he did those things, we have seen how he treats the people he does business with. I would give the same answer that I would have given 10 years ago, when he was just as loathsome.

However, there was one point in time when Bourdain seemed like he might have been open to it. In June, when asked by theDailyNewswhich presidential candidate he'd like to eat with, he paused and then answered "Trump." But he immediately clarified: "But for all the wrong reasons. I'd like to see him struggle with chopsticks and eat a well-done fucking steak." (Wow, Bourdain really does not care for well-done steak.)

And at that time, Bourdain seemed a little less acerbic about Trump, telling the Daily News,"We know him well in New York. For better or worse, he's one of ours."

This optical illusion is like 'Stranger Things' in real life.

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Kevin Parry is a stop-motion animator who's basically a magician. His latest trick has gone viral with over 85,000 views, journeying through the trees into the Upside Down.

Walk in the Woods

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Enter the tree portal with the magic of seamless editing.

Parry is insanely talented—an M.C. Escher with Instagram.

Stairs

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Watch this supercut and question your sense of reality.

His optical illusions are closest things to a real life Harry Potter we're gonna get.

Wizard Trick Shots

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Or is he a real wizard?

Stranger things have happened...

Watch Chris Cornell's final performance just hours before his death.

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Hours before Chris Cornell's unexpected death on Wednesday evening, Soundgarden unknowingly gave their final concert at the Fox Theater Detroit, Michigan.

On Thursday morning, these videos of Soundgarden's last concert were uploaded to a YouTube account called "Uncle Sam - Alive in Detroit." The account seems to be devoted to uploading footage from concerts.

The band played their 1994 hit 'Spoonman.'

They rocked the hell out of 'Outshined.'

Cornell showed off his insane vocals by singing 'Rusty Cage.'

And, of course, played Soundgarden's most popular song, 'Black Hole Sun.'

Other clips from last night's concert can be found here.

According to CNN Entertainment, Cornell concluded the concert with a cover of Led Zeppelin's "In My Time of Dying." It would be the last song Cornell ever sang.

In my time of dying, I want nobody to mourn
All I want for you to do is take my body home
Well, well, well, so I can die easy

Led Zeppelin's founder Jimmy Page tweeted his condolences following the news of Cornell's death.

Chris Cornell was only 52 at the time of his death, and leaves behind his wife and three children. According to Variety, his death is currently being investigated as a suicide.

Here's to it finally being warm enough outside that we can complain about how warm it is outside.

Hilariously weird Katy Perry hides under a table so her disembodied head can prank tourists.

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Katy Perry is promoting a new single called Bon Appétit, and the promotional tour got as weird as it's going to get when Vanity Fair hid Perry under a table and presented her disembodied head as an art project to tourists at the Whitney Museum in New York City.

The museum-goers are less jumpy than you'd expect, and most of them are just like, "Um, is that Katy Perry? Cool. What?"

Maybe they just don't recognize her with her new look.

Either way, at least we have this GIF to keep us warm at night:

Goodbye, Katy Perry. See you on the tour for your next single.

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