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Channing Tatum Makes The Mistake Of Telling Ellen DeGeneres His Biggest Fear

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Channing Tatum is a pretty brave guy. He cut off and ate the head of a rattlesnake, among other daredevil stunts, on an episode of "Running Wild with Bear Grylls." He's graced the big screen in nothing but a bow tie and underwear for his role as a stripper in "Magic Mike" (and he plans to do it again for the sequel next July).

So, we were kind of surprised when Tatum revealed to Ellen DeGeneres that his worst fear is porcelain dolls. Dolls? Really, dude? Until, of course, Ellen whipped a few of them out to taunt him:



We have to admit: those things are pretty creepy.

Jennifer Aniston Describes Letting Herself Go For Her Least Glamorous Role Yet

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This weekend, our Toronto Film Festival correspondent Richard Lawson reported back to us about the actors up north who are making waves with their impressive dramatic resurgences—Al Pacino, Keira Knightley, and Reese Witherspoon among them. And now, it seems, that we have another actress to add to that list—Jennifer Aniston, who received a standing ovation after last night’s premiere of Cake, an indie drama in which the Friends alum plays a woman suffering from chronic pain.

Snoop Dogg Is An Expert At Walruses And 'Dumbass' Polar Bears

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It's about to get real cold up in here.

In the latest installment of "Plizzanet Earth," Snoop Dogg enlightens us all on how walruses can survive a polar bear attack. Though Snoop gives an animated explanation with detailed, scientific analysis, it basically comes down to this: Stay in a big group and "get your ass in the middle."

"Jimmy Kimmel Live" airs weeknights at 11:35 p.m. ET on ABC.

Mike Tyson Endorses Mayor Rob Ford, Cusses Out Canadian News Host On Live TV

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Shortly after endorsing Toronto's crack-smoking mayor Rob Ford as the "greatest mayor in [the city's] history," Mike Tyson appeared on Canada's CP24 News Wednesday, where he shared a few choice words with the program's host.

In response to host Nathan Downer questioning whether or not the retired boxer's endorsement would actually help Ford's political career, given Tyson's status as a "convicted rapist," Tyson initially remained calm, then let loose on live TV.

"I don't know who said that. You're the only one I heard say that ... and I don't have [any comment], because it's negative, and you're being negative, and I met the mayor," Tyson said with a shrug. "And there's nothing they can do about it."

A clip of the interaction on YouTube shows Tyson sitting and stewing as his rep steers the conversation toward more friendly territory. Apparently unable to hold back any more, Tyson interrupts and tells Downer, "It's so interesting that you come across like a nice guy, but you're really a piece of s**t ... f**k you, that was a piece of s**t."

Downer remains calm and reminds Tyson, "We're on live TV, here," to which Tyson responds, "I don't care, what are you gonna do about it?"

Tyson appears to quiet down as his PR guru steps in once more, redirecting the interview to discuss Tyson's new one man show, "Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth." But seconds later Tyson calls Downer "a rat piece of s**t," prompting the host to end the interview early.

In a statement to TMZ Sports, Tyson's agent blamed the outburst on Downer asking off-topic questions. "Mike was there to promote his very successful 1-man show and we felt deceived, bamboozled by the reporter when he broke our agreement to focus on the show by going off-topic."

Downer also sought to downplay the interaction on Twitter, where he apologized for Tyson's foul language and said he held "no ill will" toward the boxer:





Watch the interaction, above, or the full YouTube video, below. Warning: Adult language.

Nick Jonas Can't Stop Showing Off His Abs At NYC Gay Clubs

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We already know Nick Jonas is all grown up -- and now he's making his rounds at the local NYC gay clubs?

First, Jonas was the special guest at NYC nightlife legend Kenny Kenny's new queer Sunday party called Up & Down. Instagram user fordnando captured the moment first-hand:



Now, video has emerged of Jonas flashing his now-trademark six-pack at NYC gay club BPM the following night, during which, The Daily Mail reports, he performed his solo track "Jealous" and gave a mini-strip tease for the bar.



Jonas has a new solo album coming out, and he clearly has realized the appeal he (and his abs) have to a gay fan base. In fact, Jonas told us that himself:




We're not complaining!

(h/t Instinct)

Khloe Kardashian And French Montana Reportedly Split

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Khloe Kardashian and French Montana have allegedly split after a few months of dating, according to reports.

Us Weekly was the first to report the breakup. An unnamed source told the magazine, "The relationship got too heavy and Khloe needed to take a step back. It grated on her that he became so dependent on her."

E! Online also reports that the reality star and rapper are no longer together.

An unnamed source confirmed the split with E!, saying, "for all intents and purposes, Khloe is single again."

The insider also revealed to E! Online that the 29-year-old rapper "won't really accept" the split.

Rumors of Kardashian and French Montana's relationship first started back in April, when the couple was spotted out and about together at a nightclub. After going public with their relationship status, the couple stirred up controversy on Instagram when they posed with guns on the set of a music video. The pair's relationship was also documented on an episode of "Keeping Up with the Kardashians."

Justin Long Opens Up About Working With Johnny Depp In New Film 'Tusk'

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Kevin Smith warned the cast of his new film "Tusk" to not be surprised by harsh criticism, but that didn't stop the director's friend, Johnny Depp, from accepting a cameo in the project.

Justin Long, who stars in the film, told HuffPost Live about what it was like to work alongside Depp and revealed that fans can expect to see the famous "Pirates of the Caribbean" actor in future Kevin Smith films.

"His daughter and Kevin Smith's daughter have been friends since they were kids, and so I guess that's how [Smith] knows him, and he reached out to him and Johnny eventually said yes," he explained. "[Depp] was intrigued right away. He didn't know if it'd work out in his schedule, but he came and played for two days and was surprisingly good -- who knew Johnny Depp could act!"

To little surprise, Depp's versatility shined even in his bit part.

"He has that playfulness," Long recalled. "He has that whimsy that he kind of exorcises, and it's fully on display in this movie. If you like old, quirky, weird Johnny Depp, then you're going to love this."

But the mega-star was never a diva, Long noted. The set felt virtually unchanged once he arrived.

"It's a testament to Johnny how down to earth and weirdly normal he is that everything stayed the same," he said. "There was a lot more excitement along the crew, obviously ... but he's so disarmingly down-to-earth. He's just, 'Hi, I'm John. Nice to meet you.' Short sentences."

Watch the rest of Justin Long's conversation with HuffPost Live here.

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Liv Tyler Is Reportedly Pregnant With Her Second Child

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Rumor has it Liv Tyler is expecting baby number two!

The "Leftovers" star is pregnant, multiple sources have confirmed to E! News. Tyler already has a 9-year-old son Milo from her previous marriage to British musician Royston Langdon, whom she split from in 2008 after five years of marriage.

The 37-year-old actress has been dating David Beckham's good friend Dave Gardner for the past few months. The couple was spotted holding hands in London last month and several days later, jetted off to Formentera, Spain, for a romantic vacation where they were snapped kissing and cuddling.

Tyler has been raising Milo as a single mom in New York City, telling Marie Claire UK in 2012, "I’m always trying to figure out what’s best for him [Milo] as a person. The kind of person I want him to be. The values I want him to have. [As] much as I love my friends and LA, I want him to have more of an East Coast upbringing. The sense of community. Walking to school four blocks away."

According to E! News, Tyler's rep did not comment on the baby news.

Richard Kiel, Jaws Actor From Bond Films, Dies At 74

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FRESNO, Calif. (AP) — Richard Kiel, the towering actor best known for portraying steel-toothed villain Jaws in a pair of James Bond films, has died. He was 74.

Kelley Sanchez, director of communications at Saint Agnes Medical Center, confirmed Wednesday that Kiel was a patient at the hospital and died. Kiel's agent, Steven Stevens, also confirmed his death. Both declined to provide further details. The 7-foot-2-inch performer famously played the cable-chomping henchman who tussled with Roger Moore's Bond in 1977's "The Spy Who Loved Me" and 1979's "Moonraker." Bond quipped of the silent baddie: "His name's Jaws. He kills people."

Despite appearing in several other films and TV shows, such as "The Man from U.N.C.L.E." and "The Longest Yard," the role of Jaws was an iconic one Kiel could never escape.

"To this day, I go out in sunglasses and a hat because people will shout 'Hey, Jaws!' at me from across the street," he told the Daily Mail earlier this year. "The only way I can explain it is that he's like the Road Runner, which Coyote keeps trying to blow up, but he keeps going."

Kiel's other memorable roles included bullying golf spectator Mr. Larson in "Happy Gilmore," lethal Dr. Loveless's assistant Voltaire in "The Wild, Wild West" and extraterrestrial Kanamit in "The Twilight Zone." He also reprised the character of Jaws for several James Bond video games and voiced the thug Vlad in the animated Disney film "Tangled."

Born in Detroit, Kiel began appearing in TV shows and films in the 1960s, debuting in an episode of the Western series "Laramie." He published an autobiography in 2002 titled "Making It Big in the Movies."

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AP Entertainment Writer Derrik J. Lang reported from Los Angeles.

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Lorde Covers Elle, Displays Incredible Poise Once Again

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Lorde graces the cover of Elle's annual personal style issue, and opens up to the magazine about the challenges of staying authentic while living life in the spotlight.

“A lot of times when people meet me, they’ll definitely try to make me feel young or inexperienced," the 17-year-old said. "Teenagers are such a discerning group of people. They’ll immediately sniff out anything that feels contrived."

"I’m, like, constantly scanning myself to see if I’m some corporate executive version of a teenager," she continued. "I've developed something of a fearsome reputation. People know that if you talk down to me, I will roll my eyes or whatever.”

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The star also discussed the positive influence her outspoken opinions have had on fans.

“People have told me that I’ve helped them feel confident, like they can say things they want to say," she said. "They can talk about feminism in class without people calling them a lesbian. That’s so amazing that I can make someone feel like that.”

For more Lorde, head on over to Elle, and pick up a copy of the October issue, on nationwide newsstands Sept. 23.

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Miley Cyrus Does Fashion Week In The Most Miley Cyrus Way Possible

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The Fashion Week collaboration we've been waiting for came and conquered.

Miley Cyrus and designer Jeremy Scott, who designs for Moschino and his own line, debuted their elaborate collaboration on Wednesday, featuring clothes by Scott and accessories by Cyrus. The pop star named her accessories collection "Dirty Hippie," and trust us when we say there was a lot going on.

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Scott's collection looked like a '70s kaleidoscope of color with mixed floral prints and patchwork. There was also an effortless surfer vibe on display as male models sported shoulder-length, tousled blonde hair.

Cyrus' collection only added to the chaos -- the celeb accessorized Scott's looks with EDM-inspired beaded jewelry including bracelets, necklaces and headpieces complete with marijuana leaves and furry pom-poms. Time magazine called Cyrus' pieces a "high-DIY-project." The Guardian said her accessories looked "like they're made of kids' toys."

The jewelry collection, alongside sculptures and other pieces, will be on display at V Magazine's office in New York City. Cyrus said her work was inspired from her fans, her tour, and turning what she called "shitty" moments from 2014 into something positive.

Take a look at the outrageous collection below.



Laughter After 9/11: The Moments David Letterman, Jon Stewart & Others Brought Us Back

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On this national day of reflection and memorial, we want to once again take a look back at those moments that proved the "healing power of comedy" to be true.

From David Letterman's first night back at "Late Show" to The Onion's brilliantly cathartic post-9/11 issue to Gilbert Gottfried's legendarily filthy roast of Hugh Hefner, these are the times we realized that it was okay, and even necessary, to laugh again.

Jennifer Garner Jokes That She And Ben Affleck Keep 'A Stack Of Sexy Polaroids'

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You won't be seeing any of Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck's racy photos on the Internet, but that doesn't necessarily mean they don't have any.

"Polaroids! That's what we do at the Affleck house. We have a stack of sexy polaroids," Jennifer Garner joked as she sat down with Vanity Fair to discuss her new film, "Men, Women & Children."

The film, which hits theaters Oct. 17, highlights the dangerous role social media plays in our relationships. Considering the recent celebrity photo hack, the film couldn't be more timely.

"It makes you feel kind of sick to your stomach," Garner said of both the film and raising three kids who have grown up in the age of social media.

"With parenting, how I feel about it, and specifically my character, you're trying to get it right. And you're trying to protect them," Garner added.

Watch Garner's full interview with Vanity Fair's Krista Smith:



[h/t Vanity Fair]

Ellen Pompeo Has No 'Strong Desire' To Act After 'Grey's Anatomy'

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Longtime "Grey's Anatomy" star Ellen Pompeo dropped a minor bombshell at Wednesday night's BuzzFeed Brews panel, which featured the three stars of Shonda Rhimes' ABC shows. Pompeo, Viola Davis ("How To Get Away With Murder") and Kerry Washington ("Scandal") sat down with BuzzFeed's Kate Aurthur to talk about the shows, diversity on television and the power of Shondaland.

But, when asked about her recent foray into producing with her company, Calamity Jane, Pompeo said, "I definitely don't have a strong desire to act after 'Grey's.'" She's played Meredith Grey for 10 years and has a two-year contract to stay on the ABC show for 11th and 12th seasons. "I definitely feel myself transitioning," she said. "I don't find acting terribly empowering. For the place I am in my life ... I don't necessarily want to work for other people."

When asked to expand, Pompeo clarified that she wasn't quitting acting for good. "I mean, never say never, I'm not going to come out and make one of those statements like, 'I'm retiring after' and then in February come back," she said. "I try to keep an open heart, an open mind, an open soul and spirit to whatever comes my way, and whatever is meant to be for me will be."

Watch the full BuzzFeed Brews panel below.


Charlie Sheen Pledges $1,000 To Burger Joint Server Who Was Tipped 20 Cents By NFL Star

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When a football star snubbed a waiter, Charlie Sheen took it upon himself to right the wrong.

NFL player LeSean McCoy visited Philadelphia burger joint, PYT, earlier this week and left his waiter a 20 cent tip on a $61 check. After PYT owner, Tommy Up, publicized the tip amount on Facebook, Sheen responded to the incident on Twitter, saying he would give $1,000 to the server.




"Charlie Sheen is an American hero and a gentleman," the restaurant owner wrote in a Facebook post in response to Sheen's offer.

The owner had posted a picture of McCoy's check to Facebook on Monday, expressing his outrage over the tip:


Post by PYT.





On Thursday, the NFL player addressed the incident at a press conference, and told reporters that though he's usually a generous tipper, PYT's service just wasn't up to par, according to footage by NFL Now.

"Anybody that knows me won't say I'm disrespectful. In any restaurant I go around in Philadelphia, I tip very well, you know?" McCoy told reporters. "I'm very respectful. I mean if you check on that restaurant ... the backlash it has from everybody talking bad about that place. But [it has] good food."

While waiter Rob Knelly admitted that he forgot the appetizer McCoy's table had ordered, he claims that the NFL star and his friends were impolite during their meal, according to NBC10.

"They were being rude so after I gave them their food I didn’t go back to them until they were done. I just avoided their rudeness," Knelly told the outlet.

Regarding Sheen's actions, the footballer told reporters that though he was glad the actor was doing something nice, he maintained that he did nothing wrong.

"That's cool. I'm happy he's finally doing something positive. On another note, I didn't do anything wrong. If it happened again, I'd do it the same way," he said, according to the Philadelphia Daily News.

h/t New York Daily News

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What 9 Powerful Women Were Doing At Age 23

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This post originally appeared on Bustle.

By Carrie Courogen

I've never been terribly fond of my birthday. There is something about the reality of growing up, the actual change in time, that scares me a little. It's not being a grown-up I'm afraid of; it's the act of growing up -- all the twists and turns, ups and downs -- that I fear.

Maybe I've been referred to as a member of "the new Lost Generation" so many times that I actually believe I'm lost. After all, before I even entered my 20s, the New York Times Magazine was reporting that I would spend my 20s pushing back adult rites of passage like leaving home and becoming financially independent.

When I was 13, I thought I would be married by 25. I certainly don't see that happening now (nor do I want it to). Instead, in the days leading up to my 23rd birthday, I found myself coming back to Fleetwood Mac's "Landslide" again and again, playing it on repeat too many times to count. What is it about this song that speaks to me on such a deep level, especially now? Forget listening to it at work; I cry almost every time.

Time makes you bolder
Children get older
I'm getting older, too.

Can I sail through the changing ocean tides?
Can I handle the seasons of my life?
Oh, I don't know.


Stevie Nicks was just 26 when she wrote about those snow-covered hills in Colorado.

In the grand scheme of things, I hope I have many years ahead of me, and know I'm just starting out. But there is that fear that I will not accomplish everything I want to do; that I don't even know what exactly I want to do with the rest of my life because the possibilities are endless -- or that I haven't done enough already.

So for my 23rd birthday, I decided to take a look at where are nine women I look up to were at when they were 23. Yes, many were already impressive, but they also clearly had plenty to learn, just like me.


Stevie Nicks at 23:

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At 23, Stevie Nicks was a starving artist in Los Angeles living with her then-boyfriend and musical partner Lindsey Buckingham. She was working as a waitress and cleaning lady to support the two of them.

Buckingham Nicks had opened for some big names like Janis Joplin and Jimi Hendrix early in their career together, but soon, they had no money, no record label and no fame to their names. As Nicks remembers:

Lindsey and I had a taste of the big time, we recorded in a big studio, we met famous people, we made what we consider to be a brilliant record and nobody liked it. But I had gotten to a point where it was like, 'I'm not happy. I am tired. But I don't know if we can do any better than this. If nobody likes this, then what are we going to do?' I made a decision to continue. "Landslide" was the decision.




Rachel Zoe at 23:

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Before she built a style empire, Rachel Zoe was a fashion assistant at the now-kaput YM magazine struggling to live in New York on an $18,000 salary. She started freelance styling soon after, working "20-something hours a day, seven days a week."


Hillary Clinton at 23:

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Hillary Clinton spent much of her 20s turning down marriage proposals from the man who would later become the 42nd President of the United States... all while studying at Yale Law School. This was a time where she seriously thought she would have to choose between a husband and her career. Clinton said that while she was "desperately in love with him," she was "utterly confused about my life."


Jane Fonda at 23:

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Not even a Hollywood royalty bloodline could give Jane Fonda confidence in her 20s. If anything, trying to make her father proud was added pressure. "I was a pleaser," says Fonda. "I was brought up that you have to be perfect... It took me a long time to get over all that."

By the time she was 23, she had dropped out of Vassar College, spent time studying art in Paris and tried modeling before settling on acting. It would be years until Fonda also made her mark on politics, the women's rights movement and of course, founded a fitness empire.




Joan Didion at 23:

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Fresh off the plane from UC Berkeley, Joan Didion was a promotional copywriter at Vogue at 23. We millennials are constantly criticized as an unprofessional generation, kids who complain about corporate culture and are terrified of spending the rest of our lives in an office.

But Didion was the same way: "It was not my aim to do the right thing and become editor or anything, so I wore tennis shoes to work and went in with my hair wet and did all kinds of things to guarantee that would never take place." She went on to become one of the greatest writers of her generation.


Tina Fey and Amy Poheler at 23:

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Just a few years after that picture was taken, Tina Fey and Amy Poehler met in Chicago's improv scene. And if you think your office job is rough, know this: Tina worked the front desk at a YMCA after being turned down for jobs at a Ruby Tuesday and a theater box-office. Their improv scene was far from glamorous and well-attended. As Fey remembers:

[There were] Brightly lit hotel ballrooms with broken microphones. College shows where the kids were all drunk. Charity buyouts where the audience was very, very sober. Corporate gigs at 8 a.m. for employees who were there to be told about reductions in their health care benefits.



Jessica Lange at 23:

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She may be an Academy Award-winning actress now, but Jessica Lange was once a bohemian college drop-out. She married a Spanish photographer and ran off to Europe, where she studied mime theatre."It was all very haphazard. There was nothing deliberate in my path at all," she says. By 23, she had moved back to New York and was working as a waitress and model. She didn't even discover acting until a few years later.

Nora Ephron at 23:

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Nora Ephron's first post-grad job was as a general assignment reporter at the New York Post, where she spent five years writing what she called "froth." (Actually, if we really want to get specific, her first post-grad job was as a mailroom girl at Newsweek. The Post was her first writing job.)

There were no mail boys at Newsweek, only mail girls. If you were a college graduate (like me) who had worked on your college newspaper (like me) and you were a girl (like me), they hired you as a mail girl. If you were a boy (unlike me) with exactly the same qualifications, they hired you as a reporter and sent you to a bureau somewhere in America. My job couldn't have been more prosaic: Mail girls delivered the mail. This was a long time ago, when there was a huge amount of mail, and it arrived in large sacks all day long.


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Pregnant Kourtney Kardashian Steps Out In A Tight LBD

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Kourtney Kardashian isn't letting her pregnancy get in the way of her chic style.

The 35-year-old reality star rocked a form-fitting little black dress while out and about in Los Angeles on Sept 11. Kardashian accessorized the all-black outfit with a long black coat, wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses and a pair of stiletto booties:

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The eldest Kardashian sister, who's known for her atypical maternity style, announced her third pregnancy on the season premiere of "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" in June. She and boyfriend Scott Disick are already parents to their son Mason, 4, and daughter Penelope, 2.

Best Tweets: What Women Said On Twitter This Week

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The iPhone 6 was officially announced to the world this week and Internet pandemonium predictably followed. While all of the updated gadgets are very appealing, Veronica de Souza pointed out the iPhone 6's best hypothetical feature: "The main difference between the iPhone 6 and the 6 plus is that the 6 plus makes it possible for you to go pee without getting up." Ordering now.

Barbara Holm also hypothesized some magical new iPhone features: "The new I-Phone can tell you whether or not your parents really wanted you." Wait, really?

For more great tweets from women, scroll through the list below. Then visit our Funniest Tweets From Women page for our past collections.





















































Paris Hilton Just Bought The Tiniest Puppy Imaginable For A Ton Of Money

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Paris Hilton just added another animal to her huge family of pets.

The socialite, who told VH1 last year that she had 35 pets -- yes, 35! -- just purchased a new puppy. According to TMZ, the dog is the "world's smallest Pomeranian" and Hilton reportedly bought him for $13,000 from Betty's Teacup Yorkies in Calgary, Alberta.

The 33-year-old posted a series of photos of the puppy, who TMZ says is named Mr. Amazing, to her Instagram account before he arrived in her arms at the Bowery Hotel in New York City on Friday. Once the two met, Hilton posted photos of them together and asked her fans what she should rename him:



So this is what it looks like when the tiniest puppy ever naps and plays:





Mr. Amazing/soon-to-be-renamed-pup is super cute, but we hope that the next animal Hilton adds to her pet family will be a rescue, since there are a ton of adorable dogs at shelters and rescues that don't cost five digits.

[via TMZ]
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