It looks like Ben Affleck can officially add Dunkin' Donuts Employee to his resume, right above Batman and just below Exhausted Meme. The actor—and known lover of ice coffee—paid a visit to the Dunkin' in his hometown and spent a day working behind the counter. The man, of course, brought a camera crew along for the ride and captured some hilarious footage of himself surprising customers for a Super Bowl commercial. But most of the footage was cut, until now. Thankfully, we now have the outtakes to revisit and laugh along to. See the mayhem for yourself right here. |
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From the network that brought you Any Reasonable Viewer Can See Tucker Carlson Isn't Stating Actual Facts comes another hit show, We Disdain Our Viewers and Feed Them Slop We Don't Believe. Yes, it's another lawsuit against Fox News in which the resulting court case has been highly revelatory. In the Carlson case, which was decided back in September 2020, Fox lawyers argued he's not presenting factual claims about the world but "exaggeration" and "non-literal commentary" in order to defeat a defamation suit. (The federal judge who agreed with them also suggested the programming could be characterized as "simply bloviating for his audience.") In the ongoing Dominion Voting Systems suit against Fox News, once again alleging defamation, we learn from a court filing on Thursday that Carlson, fellow primetime infotainment stars Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham, and network executives all knew Trump's claims that the 2020 election was stolen were lies. They just allowed these claims to cook on their airwaves anyway. |
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Prepare to want everything super bad (sorry, had to). |
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"I've always kept myself on the outside," Evangeline Lilly says. "I've never lived in LA. I've always worked very little on purpose to sort of have a normal life outside of Hollywood." The actress, forty-three, says this from her bedroom inside her home in Hawaii, on a recent January day that, at least via Zoom, appears to be as covetously bright and sunny as you'd expect a midwinter day in Hawaii to be. She moved there to film the TV show Lost around 2004, and when it wrapped six years later, she stayed. Her dyed-blonde hair is cut short, with brown roots showing beneath. Her face is the same face that many a Lost fan will remember: high cheekbones, arrestingly bright eyes, a smile like a canyon. She has a friendly, disarming warmth, one that pairs deftly with the strong, often well-armed characters she has played: first in her breakout role as Kate Austen on Lost, then as the bow-and-dagger-wielding woodland elf Tauriel in The Hobbit, and, for almost a decade now, as Marvel's the Wasp. It has been two decades since she started her acting career, and those twenty years have taught her, among other things, about her limits, what she can and can't give of herself physically. |
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