Source: gotpap/Bauer-Griffin / Getty Every day is an opportunity to show your loved ones how much you care. BUT…having a sacred 24 hours to specifically celebrate romance and friendship serves as a much-needed annual reminder of what’s most important in life. Thankfully, these days there’s a lot of love in the air to combat all the pettiness going around in the Trump era—even in Hollywood. Of course we have the OG couples—i.e. the Carters , the Smiths , the James’ —that help us keep hope alive. But it’s also really cute that there are all these young celebrities loving out loud too. Think Durk and India Royale , Christian Combs and Breah Hicks …you know the vibes. Hit the flip for more photos of all our favorite young celeb couples getting love right…or, at least trying their best to. Then, let us know who’s your fave.
Source: krisanapong detraphiphat / Getty Valentine’s Day is just one of those holiday’s that’s either one of your favorite days of the year or you hate it with a passion. Let’s be honest…there are A LOT of reasons not to like the holiday, but sometimes, you’ve just gotta push those reasons to the side and enjoy your day in a way you never thought you would. The biggest reason most people don’t like Valentine’s Day is because they don’t have a Valentine to celebrate it with–but a lot of us could remedy that problem by just telling someone that we have a crush on how we feel about them. That’s where this recent Twitter challenge comes in. Award winning sex and relationships content creator Oloni is known online for her many Twitter challenges, urging people to text someone in their contacts something and screenshot the conversation once they reply. Since it’s Valentine’s Day, it’s only right that the challenge for this week be about reaching out to your crush…here’s the challenge” “Ladies..who’s ready for the Valentine’s Day challenge this year? Message your crush “I’ve had a crush on you for some time. Would you like to go on a date with me this Valentine’s Day?” Tweet me a screen shot of their response to this thread. GO!” Ladies..who’s ready for the Valentine’s Day challenge this year? Message your crush “I’ve had a crush on you for some time. Would you like to go on a date with me this Valentine’s Day?” Tweet me a screen shot of their response to this thread. GO! — #TheBigOBook (@Oloni) February 12, 2019 Urging women to ask out their crushes is certainly a spin on the norm, because a lot of people are still stuck in the idea that the men are the ones who have to do all the initiating. Which is part of the reason the replies to this thread ended up being so entertaining. Single people all across the world were asking out their crushes and expressing some emotions they never had the courage to before–and while some people were turned down, others got exactly the response they were looking for, along with a date for February 14. So, let’s take a look at some of the best replies to this Twitter challenge and see what happens when you step out of your bubble to finally ask out your crush. Sometimes when you shoot your shot, the ball comes right back out and hits you in the face… okay i messed up ahskdjdkdk pic.twitter.com/ubLPriwdRj — Rose Quacker (@Rose_Quacker) February 12, 2019 “who’s paying?” I give up pic.twitter.com/AM9cQKS1ae — Breanna (@Miss_breBaby) February 13, 2019 And sometimes your crush already knows about the Twitter challenge…you ain’t slick pic.twitter.com/M3Y1Zabdpu — YT: PINKBABYSHEY (@Pinkbabyshey) February 12, 2019 had me in the first round ngl pic.twitter.com/a2Nth8kCIi — cat (@alitasengines) February 12, 2019 BUSTED pic.twitter.com/nN0Lz4DHpa — GHOST (@il_haaaam) February 12, 2019 But sometimes, the replies are unexpectedly adorable and end up with a date. I'm actually gassed LMAO pic.twitter.com/mMM7rdXAh9 — Moonchild (@nostalgicfaye) February 12, 2019 For once @Oloni it worked pic.twitter.com/adJ4kuMzqb — Señora Fuego (@MsRxchards) February 12, 2019 w i l d pic.twitter.com/vmTixCN81i — ¯_(ツ)_/¯ (@toomuchsash) February 13, 2019 Soooooooo I’m terrified now.. pic.twitter.com/51yDPyXced — Bonnie (@SiSi_Simply) February 12, 2019 If you’re feeling frisky and want to reach out to your crush for some last minute Valentine’s Day plans–what have you got to lose? Take it from Twitter, what’s the worst that could happen?
Obama: US And China Will Co-Ordinate Response To North Korea Rocket Launch — The Guardian President tells Seoul summit that China and US share interest in preventing nuclear proliferation. The US and China have agreed to co-ordinate their response if North Korea goes through with a planned rocket launch next month, a day after Barack Obama urged Beijing to use its influence to rein in its unpredictable… Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : War News Updates Discovery Date : 26/03/2012 11:56 Number of articles : 2
It’s a question all fathers have asked themselves: How much should I charge a network for featuring my son on a reality TV show? For Scott Disick, that answer is reportedly $5,000. For producers of Kourtney & Kim Take New York , which debuts January 23 on E!, their response is: HA! $mile, $on! Sources close to the show say E! offered $1,000/episode in exchange for Mason to appear on the upcoming spin-off, but Disick “played hardball” and “bungled negotiations, so you won’t see Mason at all.” Scott’s greed, of course, will likely benefit to Mason in the long run. But, don’t worry folks, there are still more Kardashian-related programs on the way. Khloe and Lamar Odom have signed on for a new reality show . Thank goodness .
The Eric Holder-led Department of Justice is now resorting to attacks against its former employee Christian Adams after he’s come out publicly criticizing its decision to refuse to prosecute the New Black Panther Party under voter intimidation laws. Adams is fighting back , however: I was appalled and disappointed by the DOJ yesterday. They included a blatant lie in their response to my interview. They told Fox News I had been “unhappy with my position.” Not only would this be a personnel matter they aren’t supposed to discuss, it’s a fairy tale. In fact on April 28 I got a promotion, so maybe they can let me know what position I was unhappy with. The problem with smearing me is that there are many others who know the truth inside the Department. Documents which they refuse to turn over pursuant to subpoenas from the Civil Rights Commission prove it. Testimony from other DOJ employees, which they refuse to allow, would also prove it. Will he get the support he needs from his former colleagues or will the issue get ignored and swept under the rug?
