That's just her public persona, but in private she's actually very conservative.
KEEPING UP WITH KIMKimmy Kardashian’s most X-rated confessions revealed from Mile-High Club membership to favorite position and Bond fantasy. Let's find out some of Kim's most explosive confessions with British scandal sheet The Sun'sShowbiz reporter.
Progression: I have a long future in front of everyone, so keep paying attention.
Can Kim take up with Trump if Melania leaves?
Kim Kardashian has had her fair share of high-profile relationships, most notably with her exes rapper Kanye "Yeezus" West and oddball SNL comedian Pete "Petey" Davidson. And let’s not forget how the reality star and entrepreneur got famous in the first place – a scandalous sex tape with Black ex-boyfriend Ray J.
So caught up in "virtue signaling" that we actually do harm to the cause
Kim K isn't shy about showing off her body but says she prefers s*x with the lights off. Never mind the Instagram selfies! That's just marketing: KK in bathroom mirror, nude with censored bits.
Kanye's really smart and a good dad and rich.
The mom of four has shared some spicy confessions, like claiming that she's red hot. The reality TV star has never been shy about discussing her "s*x-capades," once revealing that on a scale of one to 10, she was a 20. However, Kim claims that it is actually her public persona who is wild and not the real her.
Speaking to Richardson magazine, she told Dickies: "I'm actually uncomfortable when I talk about s*x, and I'm more conservative when it comes to that.
"But I'm vain like that. I can go on a set and be fully naked in front of 50 people doing a shoot, but if I'm one-on-one, intimate in bed, I'm like shy and insecure. I definitely have two different personalities like that." More
(KCW Attractions) April 28, 2025: LA Times Festival of Books at USC (April 27, 2025) featured TV star Wilmer Valderrama. Who? He's a Hollywood man-about-town (who dated many incredible women to prove his prowess as a super sexy Latin heartthrob, who is now on about writing with an insightful discussion concerning his book, An American Story. Hear his inspiring journey and thoughts on his work. #AnAmericanStory
We often hear said that "Los Angeles has no culture." That may be. But we do have the country's largest book festival.
Who knows who's doing all that reading, but we buy a lot of books and launch more careers than Nashville, Frisco, and even the Empire State, the Big Apple, where allegedly if one can make it there, one can make it anywhere.
How to boil down this mega literary festival full of authors, promoters, publishers, and poets?
To boil down the whole two-day event on the USC campus near the heart of the city (DTLA), there was this former teenage heartthrob named Avan Jogia. His post-teen fans mobbed the Poetry Stage tent to marvel at his ability to write, express emotion, and cuss. It was hot. (It wasn't but if one loves a TV star and sees him in real life, dressed in suit, tie, and checkered Vans, hey, that's something. What is it? An opportunity to sell lots of copies of a personally autographed hardcover poetry book about the darker side, very Emo and slightly Goth, called Autopsy (of an Ex-Teen Heartthrob).
USC encourages responsible graffiti: It's lit
The annual Los Angeles Festival of Books on the USC campus (now in a kind of lockdown status requiring picture ID to enter) is here, hosted by the Los Angeles Times.
It is two full days of authors, book sales, literary performances, networking, seeing and being seen, getting published, and maybe even wrangling a book deal with a major publishing house.
Don't count on it. There's nearly no money on anything but novels that get picked up and converted into something else by the Hollywood Machine, the dream of any serious writer eager to cash in rather than promote the art of communication and literature.
Books, books, read books on Venus and Mars!
There is also a religious section and a massive Buddhist organization giving out FREE sacred Buddhist texts and titles from both the back-to-basics historical Buddha-oriented Theravada tradition and the much larger Amitabha (a Cosmic Buddha) and Guanyin (Goddess of Compassion) emphasizing Mahayana school and its apocryphal writings. A lovely Muslim organization will have literature as in years past. Bring a book bag, enjoy food and live entertainment, and lots of schmoozing and walking around like a college coed. Info: Festival of Books
30 Years of Stories: The L.A. Times Festival of Books Returns
Modern "readers" prefer more pictures, manga, anime, and comics with easy emotional signaling
The Los Angeles Times Festival of Books is marking its 30th anniversary as it returns to USC’s University Park Campus all day on April 26-27, 2025. For three decades, this beloved event has brought together book lovers, authors, and storytellers to celebrate the written word. Join fellow book enthusiasts as USC welcomes the community to its campus for this annual event. Visit the L.A. Times Festival of Books at USC website
Nearly 15,000,000 Americans tuned in, 202% more than usual, for SNL's 3-hour special celebrating America's favorite satirical look at American culture, current events, and the news. Does this mean that at 50, it's better than ever, or are people just nostalgic for the first season and all the comedic talent that unleashed in Hollywood?
🚨 MAGA raging over brutal new Tom Hanks SNL skit
(Occupy Democrats) Feb. 17, 2025: Tom Hanks just made his return to Saturday Night Live to troll Trumpers AGAIN — and they’re freaking out online over it.
Weekend Update ft. Bobby Moynihan, Cecily Strong, Fred Armisen, Vanessa Bayer, Bill Murray – SNL50
(Saturday Night Live)
Feb. 16, 2025: Weekend Update hosts Colin Jost and Michael Che celebrate SNL's 50th season and speak with The Girl You Wish You Hadn't Started a Conversation With at a Party (Cecily Strong) and Drunk Uncle (Bobby Moynihan) before welcoming Seth Meyers to speak with Lorne's Best Friends from Growing Up (Fred Armisen, Vanessa Bayer) and inviting Bill Murray to rank his favorite Weekend Update anchors of all time. #SNL#SNL50
"We exist somewhere OUTSIDE of the Simulation" - Gregg Braden
(Gaia) Premiered Nov. 8, 2024: In this final episode of Season 2, we explore who or what exists on the other side of our virtual reality, this Simulation. Whether the proverbial heaven or a catastrophic reality, Gregg Braden examines the cycles of humanity to shed light on our creation and purpose and the tools needed to prepare us for life on the other side.
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Amber Rose challenges Trump's conservatism: He's not very conservative after all
(Trendy Peaks) July 31, 2024: This video dives into sex-positive founder of the LA SlutWalk, pro-abortion, model, mother, and Internet celebrity Amber Rose's bold critique of Ex-Pres. Trump. Known for her outspoken nature, Rose recently questioned Trump's conservative credentials, sparking a heated debate. This AI-enabled analysis parrots her key points, including Trump's:
mishandling of the national debt (making it grow),
his erratic foreign policy (doing whatever whenever), and
his inconsistent stances on social issues (because he's liberal).
Join the exploration as to whether Trump's actions align with traditional conservative values (which they do not) or if he represents a new wave of populism that will say anything and do anything to win votes without keeping his word.
Amber Rose on fighting against slut-shaming | The Scarlet Letter Reports
(VICE Life) In this episode of 'The Scarlet Letter Reports,' host [and accused murderer] Amanda Knox meets Amber Rose, who has been able to hold her head high despite all of the malicious scrutiny by mainstream media. WATCH NEXT: Amanda Knox opens up about harassment
(OntologicalOdyssey) [This whole video, from the script to the voice, seems like AI, and one can only hope there is a human creator behind it.] Explore the intriguing parallels between Simulation Theory and the ancient Hindu concept of Maya ("Illusion"). Discover how both philosophies challenge our understanding of reality, suggesting that what we perceive may be a deceptive illusion or a constructed facade. Delve into the profound implications for consciousness, existence, and the search for ultimate truth in this thought-provoking exploration.
The Simulation Hypothesis is pseudoscience
(Sabine Hossenfelder) Is it possible that you, I, and everything we experience is a computer simulation? Why do people like Elon Musk and Neil DeGrasse Tyson think this is possible? In this video Lady Einstein (Sabine) explains how Nick Bostrom's argument for the simulation hypothesis goes and what the problems with it are. The reference she mentions at around 6:00 minutes is "Constraints on the Universe as a Numerical Simulation" (Silas R. Beane, Zohreh Davoudi, Martin J. Savage EPJ A, 50, 148, 2014, link.springer.com/article/10....). #science #physics #philosophy
0:00 Intro
0:25 What is the Simulation Hypothesis?
3:52 Can we simulate consciousness?
4:38 Can a computer replace the laws of nature?
6:18 Can we avoid calculating details?
8:14 Conclusion
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Seth MacFarlane (Family Guy); OntologicalOdyssey, July 6, 2024; Sabine Hossenfelder, Feb. 13, 2021; Seth Auberon, Sheldon S. (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
The "heads" are whole bodies, far too tall to have been nearly buried by natural erosion on the island in just 800 years. Taking soil samples from the depths of the base of the statues will show they are 12,000 years or older. There would be no surprise in finding the remnants of a superannuated culture from before the ice age, as Michael "the Forbidden Archeologist" Cremo constantly addresses. There are ancient records of solar flare plasma from 10,000 BC, which Dr. Robert Schoch and his wife Catherine Ulissey.
Could the megalithic Easter Island heads be over 12,000 years old?
In Rapa Nui, Chile (aka "Easter Island") the natives do a Polynesian dance for tourists (Lufke)
Gobekli Tepe (Andrew Collins)
(Gaia) Could the megalithic Easter Islandmoai of the southeastern Pacific Ocean (Chile) connect with the ancient structures of Göbekli Tepe ("Potbelly Hill") in Turkey (Anatolia), and if so, does that mean they were carved over 12,000 years ago? #Gaia
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Einstein says gravity works by pushing not pulling
according to theoretical physicist Dr. Michio Kaku
Wiki map of Gobekli Tepe
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US aid to Ukraine IS OVER: Corrupt Zelensky visits Davos World Economic Forum to BEG for more money: Rising
(The Hill) Premiered Jan. 16, 2024: WASHINGTON, D.C. Co-Hosts Briahna Joy Gray and Robby Soave discuss updates on the [US proxy war on Russia in] Ukraine-Russia War. #Zelenksy *corruption #military-industrialcomplex
Government and media roles in pro-war propaganda | THE WAR YOU DON'T SEE | John Pilger documentary
(FilmIsNow Movies) This film is a powerful and timely investigation into the corporate mainstream media's role in promoting war after war.
Wargasm and money, that's what war is good for.
It traces the history of "embedded" and independent reporting from the carnage of WWI to the U.S. destruction of Buddhist Hiroshima, Japan, and from the U.S. invasion of Buddhist Vietnam[and secret mass bombing, directed by genocidal U.S. diplomat Henry Kissinger, of neighboring Buddhist Cambodia and Laos] to the current U.S. war on formerly Buddhist Afghanistan and the U.S. disaster in Iraq (formerly ancient Mesopotamia), next to future U.S. target Iran (formerly the great Persian Empire).
As U.S. weapons and propaganda techniques become ever more sophisticated, the nature of war is developing onto an electronic battlefield in which journalists play a key role, and civilians (not combatants) are the main victims. But who is the real enemy?
Written, produced, and directed by John Pilger with Alan Lowery
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Nanny meets average dysfunctional family, explains seriousness of sex to 13-y.-o. | Sacco Family
(Supernanny) Supernanny is here to tackle tantrums, fights, and naughty kids all over the world! Ever given parents a hard time? How do you compare to these kids? Supernanny helps families get their behavior back on track, but it won’t be easy! 😭 Expect extreme tantrums, fighting kids, and broken rules!
Supernanny finds a lot of problems -- a sexless couple with kids, a man who overworks, a mom who spends all day on the phone and doing no chores, kids running wild or isolating. Jo Frost, the super nanny, finds condoms in Eric's bedroom. She sits the family together to have a conversation about sex ed. She discusses the seriousness of sex and makes him explain the consequences to make sure he understands. ▶ Subscribe: bit.ly/SupernannyYT#Supernanny#JoFrost
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You think you're so smart, do you?
One may say the Irish ain't a too bright, but it's a hasty conclusion for right-thinking peoples. Who's to say what smart is? Cunning over knowledge, sagacity over wisdom. Others may be quick witted like the damn Brits, but in the long run, in the grand scope of things, who be the monkey, who the Darwin?
One day Einstein was invited to Ireland to receive a scientific award, like most other nations were handing him. He was nervous to fly but thought he'd keep his mind off the dangers of transatlantic flight by distracting himself with good conversation with his seatmate, a simple Irish farmer scientist, studying manure and agricultural production rates.
Albert introduced himself and offered to play a game of mental skill with his seatmate, Mic, during the flight. "Not interested," said the Irish scientist. "Me own country thinks you've got the biggest noggin and are the smartest fellow under the holy firmament. I'm not risking a wager with the size yer cabbage."
Einstein, desperate for the distraction and challenge, ups the ante, suggesting: "Look here, my good fellow. You ask me anything. IF I can't answer, I'll pay you 500 pounds. I'll ask you whatever I like, but if YOU can't answer, you just give me 5 pounds."
The old farmer perks up at the prospect: "Now, let me see if I've got this quite straight, Einstein. I ask you, YOU can't answer, you lose 500, whereas you ask me, if I can't answer, I only lose a fiver?"
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"That's right," Einstein says. "I think it's reasonable given my peerless faculties and ability to discern ANY problem in the universe. Plus, it'll make this flight go faster. Go on, try it. Ask me ANYTHING."
The Irishman gets a wry twinkle in his eye and, wishing to get to his, puts this question to Einstein: "What goes up a mountain on three legs in the morning but returns on four legs in the evening?" He chuckles and tucks in for a long exposition of sleep.
Einstein immediately pulls out a physics textbook and starts thumbing through the pages then checks the index. Finding nothing, he pulls out scratch paper and begins to construct a formula then begins to graph the problem and derive the square roots of the number of legs involved, all to no avail. He closes his eyes and holds his breath, waiting for a sudden flash of insight on a new calculus. Nothing. Then he nearly faints. Midway through the flight, with a determined look on his face, he wakes up the scientist farmer, and hands him 500 pounds.
The Irishman smiles. He takes the money, puts it in his breast pocket, places his hand over it, turns, and goes back to sleep.
Einstein reviews his math, realizing he was going about the problem all wrong. He proceeds to come up with a new calculus until he feels he's almost on the verge of something but peters out. He sits staring forward for hours, grimaces, and turns toward the window to suck his thumb when suddenly it dawn on him: He hasn't asked his question.
As the plane begins its descent onto the Emerald Isle, he nudges the farmer and says, "Now it's my turn to ask YOU something."
The scientist farmer straightens up his chair, rubs his eyes, says, "Ask me ANYTHING."
Einstein pauses. He can only think of one thing he actually is dying to know: "What is it -- what walks up the mountain in the morning on three legs only to return down the mountain in the evening on four legs?"
The scientist farmer crinkles his nose, ponders the question, then takes a deep breath. He holds it. Finally, nearly suffocating himself, he exhales and reaches into his breast pocket. He pulls out the 500 pounds, peels off a fiver, and hands it to Einstein.
Is metal -- particularly extreme metal -- breaking through and finding acceptance among the pop-music loving public? "Pop" is popular, and that's something metal has never been, except for niche audiences. Is the niche growing, or is a broader audience expanding its tastes? The Voice is all about popularity and star-making, the music BUSINESS's favorite thing to do to a person for a profitable rise and fall.
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