Новости за 17.06.2021

The Bernalillo County Sheriff's Department labeled the harassment of a sheriff with a dildo-wielding drone as a "planned act of violence" after a message mentioning the term "dongcopter" was seen on a suspect's phone.

Andrew Yang is facing a new wave of criticism after remarks he made about violence and people with mental health conditions during a televised debate between New York City mayoral candidates on Wednesday.

The Pixar brand is so ingrained in popular culture that we now have archetypes: Pixar dad, Pixar mom. The movies always have a heartwarming, positive message, peppered with carefully plotted emotional moments.

President Joe Biden signed the Juneteenth bill, making Juneteenth—which celebrates the emancipation of Black people once enslaved in the United States—a federal holiday in the United States.

It’s hotter than sin. So why not keep your latent death wishes at bay with chocolate? Making a batch of smooth and creamy fudge pops is easy and, dare I say it, fun. And there’s a good chance that you already have the makings of some awesome frozen treats in your pantry already. Here’s everything you need to know to make a batch of fudge pops.

Living through the pandemic has meant figuring out new ways to interact with strangers as little as possible. Apps like DoorDash and Postmates have helped with this, adding “contactless delivery” as an option while ordering food, so your delivery person can, theoretically, simply leave your meal safely outside your door for you to grab once they’re gone.

Video footage shows a fist fight break out between a customer named Bobby Dixon and an unidentified employee at Ace Hardware in Lake City, a neighborhood in Seattle, Washington.

A new TikTok trend in which white women force themselves to cry is causing dismay across social media. 

A viral TikTok video shows an awkward moment between an OnlyFans creator and her neighbor, whose children could hear her “watching a movie.” 

Hello! Every week, our internet culture staff will discuss the world of streaming entertainment in this newsletter. In this week’s edition:

A TikTok account purportedly belonging to an ex-Amish man named "Jedediah" went viral after a video of his supposed first-ever sip of a milkshake gained popularity. Jokingly teamed with "Weird" Al Yankovic's "Amish Paradise," a parody of Coolio's "Gangsta's Paradise," a short-lived phenomenon was born. However, it's been discovered that the account was made up as a "joke."

A woman describes her father, a retired cop, issuing parking tickets for legally parked cars, crumpling them up, and throwing them away in a podcast episode of The Secret Room, prompting criticism online. But her framing of the secret as a learning lesson is what caused the most upset. 

Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie posted an essay to her personal site Tuesday, addressing alleged attacks on her by two writers, and critiquing how Twitter can stunt and warp discourse.