Sunday, 16 June 2024
COMPETITION: Win Darby and Joan Series 1 on DVD
COMPETITION: Mrs Sidhu Investigates Series 1
Friday, 14 June 2024
Preacher Kenneth Copeland Defends Lavish Lifestyle
Televangelist Kenneth Copeland leads a life of luxury, complete with his own airport adjacent to his mansion in Newark, Texas, where his private jets are parked. During an interview with Inside Edition’s Chief Investigative Correspondent Lisa Guerrero in Branson, Missouri, Copeland defended his use of private jets, stating they are crucial for his ministry. "If I flew commercial, I’d have to stop 65% of what I’m doing," he claimed. Guerrero questioned him about a previous remark where he stated he avoids commercial flights because he doesn’t “want to get into a tube with a bunch of demons.” When asked if he believes human beings are demons, Copeland denied it, responding forcefully, "No, I do not and don’t you ever say I did," while pointing his finger at Guerrero. You can watch Guerrero’s full interview below.
Monday, 10 June 2024
Eddie Murphy - White Like Me - SNL
The sketch, titled "White Like Me," originally aired in 1984 during Season 10 of SNL.
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In the sketch, Murphy's character, named "Mr. White," goes undercover as a white man to experience firsthand the privileges and advantages of being white in America. The sketch is a biting satire on racial identity and privilege, with Murphy's character experiencing a stark contrast in treatment and opportunities compared to when he is perceived as Black.
"White Like Me" is one of the most iconic and controversial sketches in SNL history, showcasing Eddie Murphy's comedic talent and the show's willingness to tackle sensitive social issues.
Thursday, 6 June 2024
Orville Peck & Willie Nelson - Cowboys Are Frequently Secretly Fond Of Each Other (Official Video)
Orville Peck is a Canadian country musician and singer-songwriter. Known for his distinctive style, which blends traditional country music with elements of alternative rock and punk, Peck gained widespread attention for his debut album, "Pony," released in 2019. One of his most notable features is the fringed mask he wears, obscuring much of his face, creating an air of mystery around his persona. Despite keeping much of his personal life private, Orville Peck has garnered critical acclaim for his unique sound and style, quickly becoming a prominent figure in the contemporary country music scene.
Willie Nelson is an American country music icon, renowned for his distinctive voice, songwriting prowess, and activism. Born on April 29, 1933, in Abbott, Texas, Nelson has enjoyed a long and successful career spanning over six decades. He is best known for hits like "On the Road Again," "Always on My Mind," and "Whiskey River." Nelson's unique blend of country, folk, and jazz elements has made him one of the most influential musicians of his generation. In addition to his music career, Nelson is a well-known activist and philanthropist, supporting causes such as farmers' rights, marijuana legalization, and environmental conservation. He has received numerous awards and honors throughout his career, including multiple Grammy Awards and induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame.
Sunday, 2 June 2024
Walmart delivery & theft by Walmart delivery person
Walmart, founded by Sam Walton in 1962, began as a single discount store in Rogers, Arkansas. Inspired by the success of his Ben Franklin variety store, Walton aimed to offer customers lower prices and better service. By 1970, Walmart had expanded to 38 stores and reached $44.2 million in sales. Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, Walmart continued to grow rapidly, focusing on rural and suburban areas. In 1990, Walmart became the nation's largest retailer, and by 2002, it had expanded internationally. Today, Walmart operates over 11,000 stores worldwide, offering a wide range of products at competitive prices and employing over 2.3 million associates globally.
Wednesday, 29 May 2024
East Bay Couple's Terrifying Encounter with Tow Truck in Downtown San Francisco
An East Bay couple is speaking out about their harrowing experience when a tow truck attempted to tow them while driving through downtown San Francisco on April 9.
"We were at a stoplight and minding our own business," explained Joanne, who requested to be identified by her first name only. She described running errands with her husband that morning.
While the couple was stopped along Bush and Montgomery streets, they noticed a yellow Specialty Towing truck approaching. Initially, they thought the truck was maneuvering near a nearby Waymo autonomous vehicle. However, the situation quickly turned alarming.
"He came from the side. I thought he was turning right. He started in reverse and all the lights came on. That's when we were like, hey something's really wrong. His lever was coming down," Joanne recounted.
Video footage captured by a witness shows the tow truck making several attempts to hook onto the couple's 2017 Toyota Corolla.
A witness can be heard on video screaming "What the f**k are you doing!"
When the traffic light turned green, the Waymo vehicle next to Joanne and her husband drove off. However, the couple found themselves trapped in front of a black sedan.
"We were freaking out. The first instinct was to get away," said Joanne.
Fortunately, the black car reversed, allowing Joanne's husband to drive away. The tow truck then gave chase, pursuing them for several blocks.
"It's definitely really scary," Joanne reflected, contemplating what could have happened if the tow truck had successfully hooked onto their car.
ABC7 attempted to contact Specialty Towing via email and phone but did not receive a response.
The company, along with two others, was charged by City Attorney David Chiu in February for fraud and illegally towing parked cars. Chiu's office described Specialty Towing as "unscrupulous" in their online news release. As a result, Specialty Towing is now prohibited from bidding or receiving city contracts.
Joanne and her husband managed to lose the tow truck and safely returned home to the East Bay. They maintain they did nothing wrong and are still puzzled as to why they were targeted.
"Full disclaimer, I definitely paid off my car, I paid my registration," Joanne emphasized.
Joanne plans to file a police report soon and is sharing their story to raise awareness for other drivers.
"Be more careful when they're driving around and making sure if something doesn't look right, make sure you do your best to protect yourself," she advised.