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Stephen Colbert mocked Mariah Careys disastrous New Years Eve performance by having his own botched performance on Tuesdays "Late Show." "2016 was rough, but I'm staying positive about 2017," the host began the show. "And the year is starting off great for everyone but Mariah Carey." ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7scHLrJxnppdkr6p7y6Kdnqukrrmme8uinZ6rpK65pnnSrZypoJWjeqS7y5ucq6xdorykt9JmpJqqmZa1bq%2FAq5yyq12ZtrSt0q2pqK2jYrumw4yynJqqo2Kyt7GMrJ%2Bor1%2Bcf6x916Gf
Looking back, what was accomplished? The end of World War II sundered the Korean peninsula, leaving half allied with the Soviet Union, half with the U.S. Ready to reunify the country by force — and, with help from Moscow, strong enough to dare it — North Korea sent its tanks south across the 38th parallel on June 25, 1950. Communist leader Kim Il Sung hoped to destroy the U.S.-backed regime of South Korean President Syngman Rhee in a bold blitzkrieg.
No pop album these days comes without speculation about certain lyrics, andOlivia Rodrigo’s latest is certainly no exception. Some would argue that this kind of lyrical analysis was popularized by the era of Taylor Swift, with her sharp songwriting that alludes to past relationships, prompting fans to search for breadcrumbs to help solve the “mystery” of who each song is about. We’ve seen the breathless theorizing that Swift’s “All Too Well” was about actor Jake Gyllenhaal.
Looking for love? This site promises to keep things pure – and maybe even simple. A new site to the online dating landscape is advertising its matching services exclusively for virgins. YouAndMeArePure.com, an aspiring Match.com of the virtual, virginal Internet dating scene, boasts itself as the place for virgins to connect. Created by husband and wife, Lety and Jose Colin, YouAndMeArePure states its intent as a tool for singles who value purity when searching for a relationship, but there’s a strict “virgins only” policy.
Tens of millions of Americans have hit the road this summer. The all-American road trip has long been a signature adventure, but once upon a time the notion of your own motorized excursion of any length would have seemed impossible. In 1900, Americans were hampered by wretched roads and limited by the speed and endurance of the horses that powered buckboards, coaches, and wagons. If they had an urge to travel far distances, they had to rely upon the steam locomotive.
If you’ve got a Visa credit card, take a look at the bottom right corner. Below the VISA logo, you’ll see the word “Signature,” “Infinite,” or nothing at all. The difference is meaningful because each tier unlocks benefits of varying quality. For example, a Visa Infinite credit card may unlock top-tier travel insurance and fancy airport lounge access, while a traditional Visa credit card doesn’t. But get this: Just because your credit card is capable of offering a suite of benefits doesn’t mean it will.
You can never know what to expect at the MTV Video Music Awards. There’s always a shocking moment, and this year’s VMAs were no exception. There were many firsts—Peso Pluma, Metro Boomin, and Kelsea Ballerini were among the performers who took the VMAs stage for the first time; Shakira became the first South American artist to take home the Video Vanguard Award and took the stage for the first time since 2006; and K-pop groupStray Kids got their first ever Moon Person for their hit “S-Class.
WeightWatchers has been through a lot of changes recently. In 2018 the popular weight loss program changed its name to WW with an updated mission: “Wellness That Works.” For the first time, that mission includes medications. Last spring, the company acquired Sequence, a digital health company, which allowed members to get prescriptions for weight loss drugs. Now the 60-year old company is launching WeightWatchers Clinic, which will give them access to telehealth weight loss management and doctors who can prescribe weight loss medications like semaglutide (Wegovy) and tirzepatide (Zepbound).
The dangers of Soviet military espionage may be receding, but U.S. security officials are awakening to a spy threat from a different quarter: America’s allies. According to U.S. officials, several foreign governments are employing their spy networks to purloin business secrets and give them to private industry. In a case brought to light last week in the French newsmagazine % L’Express, U.S. agents found evidence late last year that the French intelligence service Direction Generale de la Securite Exterieure had recruited spies in the European branches of IBM, Texas Instruments and other U.