Kim Kardashian West, Katy Perry, Michael B. Jordan and more celebrities are boycotting Instagram today to protest its parent company Facebook’s policy towards hate speech on its platforms. In a post Tuesday, Kardashian West wrote she was joining the #StopHateforProfit movement, a campaign that attempts to hold Facebook and other social media companies accountable for the rise of bigotry and
Toilet paper is certainly a hot item nowadays. But it doesn’t have to be. In fact, accordin to some people — like musician Sheryl Crow — we use way too much of it. “Now, I don’t want to rob any law-abiding American of his or her God-given rights, but I think we are an industrious enough people that we can
Jim Gaffigan, the well-known comic and actor, is eating garbage. And he’s grateful for the chance. Gaffigan is sympathetic and very concerned for both the people and business owners — he is one himself — who have suffered illness and financial pain through this very severe economic downturn. But, as he said in a podcast interview I conducted with him
If Warren Buffett ever walks into your store or restaurant, he’s likely to pay for his purchases in cash. “I’ve got an American Express card which I got in 1964,” Buffett, who’s worth more than $88 billion, told Yahoo Finance last year. “But I pay cash 98 percent of the time. If I’m in a restaurant, I always pay cash.”
Milton Berle was a little before my time, but I can certainly appreciate the enormous influence he had on American culture and why so many loved him. The comedian, actor and vaudevillian was an icon in the early days of television, with millions tuning in each week to see what crazy antics “Uncle Miltie” get up to. At the zenith