"Girl with blonde hair wearing a backpack in a train" By Gencraft: the world's fastest (and free!) AI image and video generator

This girl is not real, she is AI. Are our future generations screwed? x.com/EvilVizier/sta…

NFL meeting week 18

Here’s how things could shake out for #49ers today in terms of divisional round opponent: - If GB beats Dallas, Niners host GB. - Dallas win + Rams win, Niners host LA - Dallas win + Detroit win, Niners host winner of Philly-Tampa Bay If either of first two happen, game

JakeTheSnake Absolutely. Love it. Keep it up.

Brock Purdy having to answer questions about looking like a guy who shot and killed a former President

Here’s to Brock Purdy. 🌪🚨🌪

Jimmy Page playing the vast riff for “Whole Lotta Love” on his 1959 Gibson Les Paul Burst during the film It Might Get Loud. #smlpdf sheetmusiclibrary.website

Cillian Murphy screen-test as Batman

Rod Brooks Deduct from his paycheck unless he was already gone. Do we know who?

Sunny, unseasonably warm weather in store for today… Enjoy 😎

ITS OK TO BE WHITE.

MADAME SIN (1972) ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Bette Davis hams it up as a Bond villain in this fun British thriller, filmed on location with a hilarious supporting turn by Denholm Elliott. Robert Wagner plays an American agent sent to foil Davis' nefarious scheme. Now on YouTube

"Last December Mollie Hemingway wrote 'This extreme and dangerous genre — of claiming Trump is Hitler — should probably be given the name *Assassination Prep.*'" washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/column…

The first interview with ⁦Kamala Harris⁩ ⁦Tim Walz⁩ is wrapped. Watch the first clip at 4p ET and the rest at 9p tonight on ⁦CNN⁩

Car show to raise funds for Nipomo Food Basket ksby.com/nipomo/car-sho…

In 1999, Jill Dando, presenter for the BBC "unsolved crime" series Crimewatch, was murdered during her time as host for the show. On the morning of April 26, 1999, 37-year-old Dando left her fiancé's home in Chiswick and drove to her house in Fulham, which she was in the process

An iconic moment, featuring one of the longest laughs ever recorded from a studio audience on American television. Ed Ames showing Johnny Carson how to throw a tomahawk on The Tonight Show in 1965.