Step away from the blow dryer.
Thứ Sáu, 14 tháng 11, 2014
What's The Worst Thing Your Dog Has Ever Done?
Mischief only partially managed.
Dogs are our best buddies — until they get into some trouble.
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Maybe they've mistaken your plants for the perfect place to bury a bone time capsule and broke a sewage pipe.
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Or maybe they've had an accidental stunt, like getting the zoomies on a slippery floor and breaking your big screen.
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They might have disemboweled their new bed or fancy toy — or mistook your wedding dress for territory that needed marking.
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Thứ Năm, 13 tháng 11, 2014
17 Dogs Who Just Experienced Their First Snow
“WHAT IS THIS COLD STUFF ALL ABOUT?”
"I COULD PROBABLY HEAD BACK INSIDE NOW, BUT WHY WOULD I?!"
"Surprisingly, I don't feel very cold at all. Must be all my fluff."
"Does this snow make my butt look fat?"
"My first flurries, oh my goodness!"
28 Faces All Cats Will Recognise
You know what it’s like when your human looks at other cats on Instagram.
When your human hits that one spot.
When someone cracks open the tin of jellied horsemeat.
When your human is looking at other cats on Instagram.
When you've been hitting the nip.
Spotify's Daniel Ek Is "Really Frustrated" About All This Taylor Swift Business
The streaming company’s CEO says top artists like Swift stand to earn $6 million from the service this year.
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Spotify wants to clear its name after Taylor Swift's very-public breakup with the streaming service last week. Coming to the defense of the company in a blog post, an exasperated-sounding Daniel Ek defended Spotify as a misunderstood but lucrative resource for artists and record labels in the fight against piracy. According to Ek, Spotify has paid artists and their representatives over $2 billion since he founded the company in 2008, a billion of which came in just the last year.
"When I hear stories about artists and songwriters who say they've seen little or no money from streaming and are naturally angry and frustrated, I'm really frustrated too," Ek said, suggesting that a lack of transparency and/or a breakdown in the distribution of money from rights holders to artists has contributed to misperceptions.
Answering calls to make a strong case for why music's biggest stars should side with the service, Ek said a top artist like Swift would stand to make in the neighborhood of $6 million from Spotify in 2014, had she not withdrawn her catalog. Without Spotify, which has 12.5 million paying subscribers and 50 million active users, most of that revenue would be lost to piracy, he argued.
Ek spent the bulk of his post attempting to disprove what he said were three myths about Spotify, namely that being on the free version of the service is tantamount to giving away your music ("free music is supported by ads, and we pay for every play"); that no one could earn a living from Spotify royalties (newcomer Hozier's hit song "Take Me To Church" has reportedly earned hundreds of thousands of dollars on the service this year); and that Spotify cannibalizes album sales (album sales are falling rapidly even in markets where Spotify doesn't exist, Ek says).
None of this is likely to win anyone over in Swift's camp (busy, no doubt, counting their money after selling an additional 400,000 copies of 1989 last week), but it signals that Spotify is willing to get aggressive in the fight to build a new music economy around streaming. It will have to be. This week, country star Jason Aldean followed in Swift's footsteps by removing his hit new album Old Boots, New Dirt from the service. If more high profile artists pack their bags, users won't be far behind.
LINK: Is Taylor Swift Right About Spotify?
This Video Of Erykah Badu Singing With Her Daughters Is Almost Too Adorable
The Badu clan tackles self-love with beautiful harmonies.
Erykah Badu is more than a beautiful singer/songwriter and creator of all things lovely.
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She's also a cool mom with daughters who will no doubt grow up to be equally as cool.
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Recently, Erykah posted a home video of her and her daughters singing along to Colbie Caillat's "Try."
Puma, her oldest daughter leads the song, and sounds just as beautiful as her mom!
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