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So, with that in mind, we took to Twitter and Tumblr to round up some of the funniest reactions to the marvelous movie, curating them into this easy-to-enjoy list for your viewing pleasure! Ready? Here we go: ***Oh, and there are some very light SPOILERS ahead!***

When Donald Trump got banned from Twitter, he went "ballistic," according to a Politico report. But now, two months later, he finds it "kind of freeing," former press aide Kayleigh McEnany said. At the time of his ban in January, Trump tried tweeting from other White House–affiliated accounts and threatened to establish his own social media platform. Visit the Business section of Insider for more stories. Ex-White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany on Friday said former President Donald Trump is "doing just fine" without Twitter, a stark contrast to his behavior after initially learning he was banned.Trump was banned from Twitter in January because of his potential to incite further violence following the deadly siege on the US Capitol, the platform said. At the time, the former president was infuriated by the move. A senior administration official told Politico that Trump went "ballistic."Trump even tried to tweet from different avenues. Shortly after Twitter removed his @realDonaldTrump account, the president tweeted from the official @POTUS and @TeamTrump handles. But Twitter immediately deleted those posts as well. One of his now-deleted tweets said the former president had begun "negotiating with various other sites" and hinted at a big announcement. His team would "look at the…

After being paid to weigh in on the interview, the YouTube duo managed to get the Queen's former press secretary Dickie Arbiter, the editor of Majesty magazine Ingrid Seward, and royal commentators Richard Fitzwilliams and Victoria Arbiter to give their opinions. They were told that their comments would be published immediately after the interview was broadcast. The interview will air Sunday in the US and on Monday in the UK. They gave comments and shared opinions as if they had seen the interview when in fact they hadn't. "In the interview, to my mind, this was an actress giving one of her great performances. From start to finish, Meghan was acting," Ms Seward said in the YouTube video published Friday. Ms Arbiter said Ms Winfrey asked "the tough questions. She had to ask the tough questions". INDY/LIFE NewsletterBe inspired with the latest lifestyle trends every weekINDY/LIFE NewsletterBe inspired with the latest lifestyle trends every weekThanks for signing up to the INDY/LIFE newsletter{{#verifyErrors}} {{message}} {{/verifyErrors}} {{^verifyErrors}} {{message}} {{/verifyErrors}}I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent.Read our privacy noticeMr Fitzwilliams said Ms Winfrey "gave them an easy ride. She was totally sympathetic, and there was a…

A WOMAN has revealed how your bloke could be using Snapchat to cheat - and shares the warning signs you should look for. Snapchat is a messaging app designed to share messages and photos, but is set up so that they disappear after a brief time. 4Peach Martine revealed how your man could be using Snapchat to cheatCredit: TikTok/@peach.martine TikTok user and singer Peach Martine shared a clip on the video-sharing platform and explained how the app can help shady blokes. Firstly, she explains that you should always worry about private stories if you aren't on them, as this could be a clear sign he's up to no good. Snapchat allows you to send video and photos to your entire friends list automatically, or you can send "private stories" to only those you select each time. Next she says: "You can only see him on the Snap map sometimes which means he's turning on ghost mode." 4She also shares the warning signs you should look out forCredit: TikTok/@peach.martine This is the location sharing feature on the app which updates your location depending on where you are, with ghost mode preventing friends from seeing your location The third warning sign is…

A new feature could improve the interplay between Clubhouse and .club domains. Anyone can start a club on Clubhouse now. (And yes, you have a fat cat.) It’s been quite a ride for .Club this year thanks to the popular Clubhouse app. Some people are buying .club domains to use in conjunction with the app, and many more are registering .club domains with the hope that the app’s popularity will increase the value of .club domains. We can debate whether the app’s popularity will make .club domains more valuable and what the intentions are of people pushing this idea. Certainly, a lot of people bought domains they’ll drop in a year. But there is some potential interplay between the app and the domains. The problem, until the latest app update that most people got today, is that most users couldn’t create a club on Clubhouse. They could create a room, but not a club. The latest update lets anyone create a club. I believe this improves the interplay between using Clubhouse and owning a .club domain.  » Read More

2 hours ago Mathew Barzal just made his case for Goal of the Year. The Islanders center dropped jaws with a highlight-reel goal on Saturday afternoon against the Sabres, going between the legs for a shot that beat Buffalo goalie Carter Hutton to tie the game and send hockey twitter into a frenzy. The former first-round pick shook off a defender in the attacking zone after winning a race for the loose puck, skated between the circles and faked a backhand shot attempt before dragging the puck, and his stick, between his legs and tucking a shot inside the right post for an improbable goal. It was Barzal’s ninth goal on the season, but certainly the most memorable. Follow Ryan Chichester on Twitter: @ryanchichester1 Follow WFAN on Social Media Twitter  |  Facebook  |  Instagram  |  YouTube  |  Twitch TRENDING on RADIO.COM

Email With Adobe Media Encoder, you can seamlessly upload videos to Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and more. When your video is ready for encoding, you've probably already decided where you want to share it—perhaps on your website or social media channels. Having to open a social media platform to upload your video isn’t a hard step, but it can be bypassed using the publishing options in Adobe Media Encoder. Here's how to use Adobe Media Encoder to easily upload your videos to some of the most popular social media platforms. How to Upload Your Videos to Facebook Facebook is a great platform to share your video projects with friends and the world. It is important to note Adobe Media Encoder direct publishing only works for Facebook Pages, and will not work for your personal account. To set up automatic uploading to Facebook in Adobe Media Encoder, you will need your project file and Facebook credentials, as you will need to authorize Media Encoder to access your account. Once you have your project ready for encoding, follow these easy steps: Load your project into the Media Encoder queue. Select a Facebook Preset from the Preset dropdown list. Click the blue format name, and select…

Vloggers Zoe Sugg and Alfie Deyes are having a baby girl. David M. Benett/Getty ImagesYouTube Zoe Sugg and Alfie Deyes revealed on Instagram they're expecting their first child.Sugg, 30, and Deyes, 27, will welcome a baby girl in September 2021.The couple has been together for eight years and documented their relationship online.Visit Insider's homepage for more stories.YouTube stars Zoe Sugg and Alfie Deyes revealed they're expecting their first child.Sugg, known for her popular blog Zoella, revealed the celebratory news on Saturday morning with a heartfelt Instagram post. The couple will welcome a baby girl in six months."We're super excited to share with you that our baby girl will be joining us in September," Sugg, 30, told her 9 million Instagram followers. A montage video showed intimate moments between the family, including footage of the couple attending an ultrasound and Sugg rubbing her stomach.Deyes, 27, also shared the news to his 3.7 million followers with a video of him and Sugg that showed the couple sat together in their home sharing photos from the ultrasound.They celebrated their eighth anniversary together in October 2020 after meeting in August 2012.After the announcement, people flooded Twitter with positive reactions and fanfare."oh my god zoella…

Clubhouse is becoming very interesting and the latest trend for social app owners. It appears that everyone wants to have their own version of Clubhouse. The likes of Twitter, Mi Talk (Xiaomi), and TikTok already have or are working on their version of TikTok. Now, it’s Facebook’s turn. According to Alessandro Paluzzi, Facebook is working on a Clubhouse clone for its Instagram app. Facebook is working on the audio-chat app Clubhouse on Instagram where it has high access to celebrities and influencers. Clubhouse is an invitation-only service where users can listen to conversations, interviews, and discussions. The discussions take place between specific people while the other invitees just listen. According to Alessandro Instagram is also working on End to End encryption for its chat service. This does not have any relationship with its audio chat rooms. Facebook has been having a lot of privacy issues in recent times. This will help to sort out some of these issues. TikTok owner is working on its own version of Clubhouse According to a source with reference to the Reuters news agency,  » Read More

With Snapchat’s Sounds feature, you can choose popular music or even make your own sounds to insert into snaps. This guide will get you started on adding and giving your stories and messages a musical flair. Start by launching Snapchat on your iPhone or Android smartphone. Then, take a photo or video by tapping or holding the circular shutter icon on the bottom of the main screen. From here, tap the music note button on the right side of your screen. A menu with a few columns will populate. The first “Featured” list contains a curated selection of popular songs to choose from. The second “Mood” column contains a similar selection, chosen to reflect various dispositions. We’ll cover the third column in a moment. Tap the play buttons to preview a sound, then tap a song to add it to your snap. At the bottom of the screen, select the part of the song you’d like to feature, dragging the sound wave left or right to grab your desired snippet. For photos, the length is a maximum of 10 seconds, depending on how long you set your snap to last. As for videos, the length is equal to the video’s duration.…