venerdì 31 ottobre 2014

Daniel Radcliffe And Juno Temple Play A Game Of "Would You Ever?"

Would Dan Rad and Juno Temple recline their seats on airplane??


Would you take a kid's candy from them on Halloween?


Would you take a kid's candy from them on Halloween?


Daniel Radcliffe: I mean, I guess. I guess that's bad.


Juno Temple: No, I wouldn't take a kid's candy on Halloween.


DR: I wouldn't take a kid's candy on Halloween. I'm as happy as they are!


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Would you prank someone afraid of snakes with a rubber snake?


Would you prank someone afraid of snakes with a rubber snake?


DR: Oh no, I would definitely do that.


JT: Yes.


DR: I would want to see their face.


JT: (Laughs)


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Would you eat an entire box of doughnuts?


Would you eat an entire box of doughnuts?


JT: I wouldn't do that either.


DR: You wouldn't? Nah, you wouldn't do that. I would do that.


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The Definitive Ranking Of Salad Greens

In salad, as in life, it makes a difference what you put on the bottom. I think I’m saying that salad greens are like pants. And some pants are ugly.


Spinach


Spinach


You know what's great? Cooked spinach. You know what has the mouthfeel of dental floss wrapped around chalk? Raw spinach. GET OUT OF MY SALAD.


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Curly Endive (a.k.a. Frisée a.k.a. Chicory)


Curly Endive (a.k.a. Frisée a.k.a. Chicory)


Curly endive, unlike its Belgian cousin, has NO chill. It has the opposite of chill. Please avoid.


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Radicchio


Radicchio


So maybe I once confused radicchio with red cabbage and maybe I made a coleslaw out of it anyway and maybe that coleslaw was so inedibly bitter that I'm still kinda mad WHAT ABOUT IT.


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Mixed Greens (a.k.a. Mesclun)


Mixed Greens (a.k.a. Mesclun)


Who even knows what the heck is in here? Whatever it is, it's ALWAYS slimy. If you want to feel like you're in a shitty restaurant in the early 2000's that's trying too hard, mesclun is for you!


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41 Facts About New York City That Will Blow Your Mind

High Line Park was once called “Death Avenue.”



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1. Doyers Street in Chinatown has a rare 90-degree curve called the "bloody angle" which was once home to the most murders per square foot in New York City.


2. The "Seaman-Drake arch" is a large marble arch that sits at Broadway and 215th Street. It originally served as the entrance to a long, winding driveway that led to a mansion that belonged to the Seaman family.


3. There is a secret basement ten stories below Grand Central and it was guarded so heavily during WWII that you would be shot on sight if you ventured down to it.




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This Is How You Make A Día De Los Muertos Altar

In Mexico, we believe the dead are allowed to return to Earth once a year, on the Day of the Dead. Here’s a quick guide to ensure you are ready to receive them — courtesy of an expert, my mom.



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Good! It's a beautiful holiday. There are many ways of doing it and — with the exception of a horrible pseudo-fiesta in which you put on a racist-ass costume and get crunk on bad mezcal — none of them are wrong.


Traditions change all the time, and this one has evolved immensely since its birth in the early days of colonial Mexico. Latino communities in the U.S. in particular have found a myriad of ways to reinvent the celebration, incorporating new practices like parades and costumes to the age-old custom of visiting cemeteries and decorating graves with orange marigolds.


But maybe you want to be a bit more elaborate and do it like we do in the old country. In that case you've come to the right place, friend. Your humble correspondent did some research – i.e., called his mom (which you should do more often, by the way, your mom misses you) — to write an easy step-by-step guide to creating your very own Day of the Dead altar.


Before we go ahead, though, it's important to emphasize that what I'm about to describe is not the only way to do it. Every family in Mexico has their own traditions. This is simply the way my mom does it and the way her mom did it, which I wanted to share.


The Day of the Dead is the product of a unique mixture of worldviews. When the Spaniards colonized Mexico in the 16h century — yeah, that horrible incident — they began converting indigenous people to Catholicism. That process, though, was not a one-way street. The original inhabitants of Mexico adopted the faith of the king, but they retained many of their old beliefs.


One of the results of that mixing is the Day of the Dead. At the core of the tradition is the idea that the dead are allowed to return to Earth once a year. But don't worry, gringo — this isn't a zombie-apocalypse scenario, but more of a bittersweet family reunion.


The problem is that the path from the netherworld to the land of the living is a long and treacherous one. The altar serves as a kind of beacon to guide the souls of the dead to your house. The powerful scent of flowers and incense, the glow of the candles, and the brightly colored papel picado all act as a giant cross-dimensional welcome sign to ensure that your grandmother makes it safe to your living room.


The altar also serves as a communal table. You will place food and drink for your otherworldly visitors, who don't get to eat mole and carnitas very often and will be very happy that you made their favorite food for them. You are welcome to some of the food, of course — but be polite and let your guests eat first. Wait until the morning before attacking.




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North West's Halloween Costume Is The Cutest Thing Ever

She got Halloween started early.


North West dressed up as a skunk for Halloween, according to Kim Kardashian's Instagram.



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And ran around her house trying to show Kanye her costume.



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What a stinker.



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Get it girl.


Get it girl.


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29 Of The Most Amazing News Photos From This Week


Kurdish refugees stand and walk on a hilltop as thick smoke rises from the Syrian town of Kobani during heavy fighting between Islamic State of Iraq and Syria and Kurdish peshmerga forces, seen from near the Mursitpinar border crossing on the Turkish–Syrian border in the southeastern town of Suruc in Sanliurfa province Oct. 26.


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A Free Syrian Army fighter carrying a weapon looks through a hole in the wall inside a damaged building on the frontline of Aleppo's Al-Ezaa neighborhood Oct. 26.


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A Kurdish refugee man reacts as smoke rises from the Syrian town of Kobani as seen from the Mursitpinar crossing on the Turkish–Syrian border, Oct. 26.


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U.S. Marines are seen on board a helicopter at Kandahar air base upon the end of operations for the Marines and British combat troops in Helmand Oct. 27.


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The Orbital Sciences Corporation Antares rocket, with the Cygnus spacecraft on board suffers a catastrophic anomaly moments after launch from the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport Pad 0A at NASA Wallops Flight Facility on Oct. 28 on Wallops Island, Virginia.


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Residents of the region of São Paulo state that depends on the Cantareira water system block a road during a protest for the eight-month rationing of water continues as a result of a record drought, in Itu on Oct. 27.


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Brazil's President and Workers' Party (PT) presidential candidate Dilma Rousseff celebrates during a news conference after disclosure of the election results, in Brasilia Oct. 26.


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The San Francisco Giants celebrate after defeating the Kansas City Royals to win Game Seven of the 2014 World Series by a score of 3-2 at Kauffman Stadium on Oct. 29 in Kansas City, Missouri.


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Kansas City Royals fans react to their team's defeat in the Power and Light District during Game Seven of the World Series on Oct. 29 in Kansas City.


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(Left to right) Pugs Tootsie, Winnie, and Basil dressed up to celebrate Pug-O-Ween at Coopers Reserve, Camberwell, in Melbourne, Victoria, as part of the weekly get-together of eastern suburbs pug owners, known as Pugwell. The event raised money for Pug Rescue, Saffron on the Hill, and Pug SOS.


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A girl cries as a participant wearing zombie makeup approaches, after a "Zombie Zumba Dance" event in Malabon city, north of Manila, Oct. 26.


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Protesters gesture toward police using a water cannon against them during a demonstration organized by German far-right groups in Cologne, Germany, Oct. 26.


Wolfgang Rattay / Reuters



Pedestrians walk past a human-like sculpture left by pro-democracy protesters inside an area they occupying in Hong Kong's financial central district Oct. 28.


Damir Sagolj / Reuters



A worker adjusts her gloves as she learns to put on her protective suit during an Ebola training session held by Spain's Red Cross in Madrid on Oct. 29.


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Amber Vinson (right), a Texas nurse who contracted Ebola after treating an infected patient, hugs members of her nursing team during a press conference after being released from care at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia.


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A competitor takes part in the Tough Mudder London South on Oct. 26 in Winchester, England.


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Members of the Radio City Rockettes pose for photos with three camels, a donkey, and two sheep as a promotional stunt to publicize their upcoming Christmas Special on Oct. 28 in New York City.


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The Ottawa 67's look on from the bench during an OHL game between the Ottawa 67's and the Niagara Ice Dogs at the Meridian Centre on Oct. 30 in St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada.


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Olympique Lyon's Yoann Gourcuff (center) reacts with teammates after scoring against Olympique Marseille during their French Ligue 1 soccer match at the Gerland stadium in Lyon on Oct. 26.


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A man juggles on Primrose Hill on Oct. 28 in London.


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Girls clad in burqas take picture with a tablet while visiting Karachi's Clifton beach Oct. 28.


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Zheng Feng, an amateur climber, takes wedding pictures with his bride on a cliff in Jinhua, Zhejiang province, China, on Oct. 26.


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The lava flow from the Kilauea Volcano is seen in a U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) image taken near the village of Pahoa, Hawaii, on Oct. 26.


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A house damaged by recent shelling is seen in the village of Semyonovka near Slaviansk, eastern Ukraine, Oct. 27.


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A camel herder walks his camels at Pushkar Fair in the desert Indian state of Rajasthan Oct. 28.


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A Hindu devotee lies along the shores of the Arabian Sea as she offers prayers to the Sun god during the Chhat festival in Mumbai Oct. 29.


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Iraqi Army personnel take part during an intensive security deployment against ISIS militants in Jurf al-Sakhar Oct. 27.


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A young Kurdish refugee from Kobani holds a toy pistol at a Kurdish refugee camp in the border town of Suruc, Sanliurfa province, Oct. 27.


Yannis Behrakis / Reuters



Marcus Cirillo, 5, attends the funeral procession for his father, Cpl. Nathan Cirillo in Hamilton, Ontario, Oct. 28.


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Marcus Cirillo waves a Canadian flag from a car window as the car leaves following the funeral service for his father, Cpl. Nathan Cirillo, Oct. 28.


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This Ridiculously Cute Puppy Has Been Stolen From Its Owners

The owner has started an online appeal to find the chow chow.


On Wednesday, this ridiculously cute puppy was stolen from its owners' house by thieves.


On Wednesday, this ridiculously cute puppy was stolen from its owners' house by thieves.


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Jamie Green, one of the devastated dog owners, has started an online appeal for the return of the chow chow, who is called Misiu.


Jamie Green, one of the devastated dog owners, has started an online appeal for the return of the chow chow, who is called Misiu.


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The 29-year-old bought the puppy for £1,600 as a gift for his girlfriend, Joanna Gluminska, five weeks ago.


The 29-year-old bought the puppy for £1,600 as a gift for his girlfriend, Joanna Gluminska, five weeks ago.


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It's also believed that it was targeted because dog-lovers on the internet viewed and shared images of the dog millions of times on sites such as Imgur and our very own BuzzFeed.


"Misiu is such a distinctive dog and I have had so much attention over him," Green said. "People love him... I feel violated. It's horrible. We just want our dog back. If we get him back, I won't press charges. I don't care. I just want him home."




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President Obama Channels His Inner Rosie The Riveter

The president have may found the perfect Halloween costume.


On Halloween, President Obama went to Rhode Island College to talk about women's issues in the economy.


On Halloween, President Obama went to Rhode Island College to talk about women's issues in the economy.


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But before things got super serious, the topic of Halloween costumes apparently came up. Specifically, Rosie the Riveter.


But before things got super serious, the topic of Halloween costumes apparently came up. Specifically, Rosie the Riveter.


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And then he demonstrated the pose, himself.


And then he demonstrated the pose, himself.


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19 Ways To Celebrate Halloween Like A Dad

Because if you don’t ~hilariously~ prank your kids, who will?


Keep things minimalist with a hilarious T-shirt.


Keep things minimalist with a hilarious T-shirt.


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The postal service is your funny joke friend.


The postal service is your funny joke friend.


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A good surprise goes a long way.


A good surprise goes a long way.


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Funny one-liners ALSO go a long way.


Funny one-liners ALSO go a long way.


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16 Awesome New Books To Read This Spring

Spring into reading a new book. Jarry Lee / BuzzFeed God Help the Child by Toni Morrison Knopf Toni Morrison Patrick Kovarik / Getty I...