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Hey, everyone. This is Huckleberry, a good dog.

Huckleberry likes to hang out on the roof. This is fine, and Huckleberry does it all the time.

Seriously, no worries: Huckleberry has simply learned to jump from his backyard onto the roof. (12/10, good job.) And according to a note posted by his human companions, he is not allowed in the backyard when no one is home — so Huckleberry always stays safe.

Thank you so much for your concern, though. Huckleberry really appreciates it and would also like to invite you to follow him on Instagram. Have a good one! Read more…

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Taylor Swift is very busy doing whatever she is doing right now, so she was not able to attend her fan Ashley’s graduation party. But, according to Twitter, she did send the next best thing — flowers and a handwritten note.

Ashley — @AshSilv13 on Twitter — tweeted a photo of the gift on Saturday. “I INVITED TAYLOR TO MY GRADUATION PARTY AND SHE SENT ME FLOWERS AND THIS CARD,” she wrote. 

Behold:

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As we know, the internet loves hot people. And the latest hot person to capture its attention is South Korean president Moon Jae-in’s new bodyguard.

To be fair, he is very handsome. Also, since he is a bodyguard, he is never photographed smiling, which makes him seem mysterious. Cool!

Anyway, the internet is smitten. Some people have even gotten a head start on their fanfic, which is honestly commendable. The heart wants what the heart wants!

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The firestorm of political outrage and intrigue following President Trump’s firing of FBI director James Comey has led some to call for increased scrutiny and perhaps even official action regarding the move. But in Comey’s own neighborhood, the response has been a lot more warm and fuzzy thanks to a local caring mom. 

As the former FBI official recovers from his sudden takedown at his McLean, Virginia, home, one of his neighbors decided to send him a care package full of homemade cookies delivered by her own daughter.  Read more…

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With great influence comes great accountability.

Mark Geragos, the Los Angeles-based power attorney behind the leading class action suit against organizers of the infamous Fyre Festival, now says his firm is investigating whether social media “influencers” who hyped the disastrous event could be dragged into the ever-expanding web of lawsuits.

“One of the things we’re toying with is going after social influencers who didn’t comply with [Federal Trade Commission] stuff so, that may be the next wave,” Geragos said late last week on The Adam Carolla Show, where he’s a regular guest. Read more…

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Paris Jackson loves being naked and she doesn’t need her fans’ approval.

After the 19-year-old model, actress, and daughter of pop icon reportedly came under fire on social media after posting a photograph of herself tanning shirtless, Jackson shared her thoughts on nudity with her Instagram followers to silence her haters once and for all.

On Friday, to put the critics in their places, Jackson posted yet another photograph of herself with no shirt on, along with a lengthy, incredibly honest caption explaining her stance on nudity. Read more…

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President Donald Trump is all about togetherness this weekend.

POTUS woke up, skipped his usual vicious Saturday morning tweetstorm, and instead, waited until the afternoon to tweet a simple, yet powerfully unifying two letters in the form of the word: “We.”

Now, we’re assuming this was an accidental tweet — which Trump, along with his Press Secretary, Sean Spicer, are very familiar with — because the message was promptly deleted.

President Trump has already proven to be truly just so horrible at using the social media platform that this comes as no surprise, but the tweet spoke volumes to Trump’s Twitter followers. Read more…

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It’s such an obvious idea, but it took a professional artist to think of it: use the FaceApp to give old world art portraits the smiles they deserve. 

UK-based designer Olly Gibbs decided to take the app to the museum and apply its effects to classic paintings and sculptures and the results are sometimes hilarious and other times just a bit creepy. 

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If there’s two things we know for sure, it’s that traveling can be extremely stressful and adorable little animals brighten people’s days.

The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport also realizes this, so they’ve enlisted the help of Seven Oaks Farm — a non-profit organization in southwest Ohio— to bring miniature therapy horses to the airport to cheer up travelers.

Twice a month a few of the farm’s 34 horses make their way to the airport to connect with children and relieve the airport stresses of adults. Read more…

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