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Comparably has shared its best company culture list recently that ranks Google on top. It has also shared its best CEOs list and the one that is best for diversity and women. It is important to note that Comparably is a platform that monitors job careers, workplace culture, and compensation based on employees reviews and questionnaires. It shares the annual list for the best large companies and small/mid-sized companies to guide the users on which company is best for them to work and worth a while.  Comparably's companies with best culture list also holds Microsoft on 6th position. Nextdoor also reached number 37 for the first time in 2020’s list. On the other hand, Facebook gains 16th position that has previously ranked 31st in the 2019 list of best large companies. It has marked that both these companies have a constant record of rebounding on top in Comparably’s annual list for four years now. In the list of best CEOs, the CEO of Microsoft, Natya Nadella, stands at number 4 in all four years compiled list. However, Mark Zuckerburg, the CEO of Facebook, has slipped down to number 40 from number 39 in the 2020’s list. Jeff, the former LinkedIn…

A high school cheerleader who didn't make varsity used four-letter words on Snapchat and was punished by the school. Now the Supreme Court could hear her case, deciding free speech issues relating to students' speech outside school.Source: CNN

Over the years it has become standard to spot a multitude of celebrities at Dodger Stadium on any given night. For Los Angeles Dodgers catcher Will Smith, he shares a name with one of the biggest celebrities of them all. Since making his debut in 2019, Smith has embraced the comparisons, walking up to the plate to “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” theme song blaring on the Dodger Stadium speakers. Just before Christmas, the two finally had a chance to meet each other when Smith was a guest on a special holiday edition of the actor’s Snapchat series “Will From Home”: Together, the Smiths helped make the holidays brighter for 8-year-old Aaron Moreno, who buys plants and sells them for a profit to help his parents pay the bills. Moreno’s efforts allowed his family to buy a new car, move into a new apartment and bring his sister home from Mexico. Touched by the story, the actor purchased $1,000 worth of plants from Moreno. After playing a game of “Which Will Smith?” the Smiths then surprised Moreno with a $10,000 donation, a PlayStation 5, Dodgers tickets and an invitation to batting practice. “Aaron’s Garden” was also listed for free on…

NewsCrimePolice are investigating an attack near a Highland town which was filmed and shared on the social media platform Snapchat.Saturday, 2nd January 2021, 2:18 pmUpdated Saturday, 2nd January 2021, 5:03 pmThe assault took place inside a property in Pitgrudy, an area just north of Dornoch in Sutherland, on New Year’s Day and resulted in at least one of the victims suffering lacerations. Detective Inspector Craig Still, of CID in Inverness, said: "Officers are following a positive line of enquiry after two men aged 30 and 21-years-old were assaulted in Pitgrudy on Friday, 1 January.Sign up to our daily newsletterThe i newsletter cut through the noise“They were taken to Raigmore Hospital in Inverness for treatment and later released.“We are aware of the video that is circulating on social media and inquiries into the matter are ongoing."It is understood a Snapchat video showing the New Year’s Day attack lasted for about three minutes and has been shared widely in the local area. Police also blocked off access to the property in the aftermath of the incident on Friday. A message from the Editor:Thank you for reading this article. We're more reliant on your support than ever as the shift in consumer habits…

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People around the world usually gather outdoors on December 31 to watch mesmerizing fireworks shows. But with the ongoing surge in coronavirus cases, the Space Needle in Seattle decided to make the experience accessible from indoors — and it was bigger, trippier and more dazzling than ever before.  In lieu of the regular fireworks show at the Space Needle, officials of the iconic landmark opted to create a digital light show experience that displayed striking visuals of life, science and illusions that were out of this world.  As stated on the Space Needle website, organizers used sky-mapping technology and video footage to create the spectacle, which was only visible on screen. People who visited the landmark in person only saw the Space Needle lit up in a magenta color.  T-Mobile New Year’s at the Needle 2021 by Space Needle on Vimeo Twitter users have been quick to comment on just how epic — and mind blowing — the New Year’s Eve celebration was.  this is your this is your brain brain on 🧠 Space Needle pic.twitter.com/JCFKcqbjLU — Jake Lobin (@JakeLobin) January 1, 2021 Many Twitters users compared the event to a hallucinogenic experience. I want what this guy was having.…

Brian Truitt, USA TODAY Published 10:44 p.m. ET Jan. 1, 2021 | Updated 10:56 p.m. ET Jan. 1, 2021CLOSE TikTok users have created a viral 'Ratatouille' musical within the social media community with creatives making their own songs, choreography, merchandise, playbills and more. Even Disney and Pixar have caught on and chimed in. (Dec. 1) AP EntertainmentIn a time where COVID's kept Broadway dark for months (and staying that way well into 2020), “Ratatouille: The TikTok Musical” arrived Friday as a virtual, viral oddity for those needing a musical-theater fix, yet it was Wayne Brady, sporting a pink nose and makeup whiskers, who stole the show on social media.The crowdsourced "Ratatousical" is a collaboration of original songs, lyrics and ideas from fans - including Emily Jacobsen, who wrote the original “Remy the Ratatouille” song for TikTok - as well as out-of-work theater performers to adapt the 2007 Pixar animated movie into a two-act show.The show featured Titus Burgess as Remy, the rat with dreams of becoming a Parisian chef; Adam Lambert as Remy's brother Emile; Ashley Park ("Emily in Paris") as human chef Colette; and even some "Cats" jokes and dancers in Mickey Mouse ears amid the Broadway-at-home atmosphere.‘Ratatouille’: Virtual TikTok musical rings in 2021 with…

As Emily, a physician’s assistant in two Dallas hospitals got in line for her COVID-19 vaccine three weeks ago, she said nerves set in “I think it’s natural to feel a little bit nervous, but overall, I trust the science behind it,” said Emily. She’d spent weeks reading medical journals, listening in on an eight-hour FDA open forum and learning everything she could about the risks versus the benefits. Local The latest news from around North Texas. After weighing the pros and cons, she signed up to be one of the first injected to better protect herself at work and her family at home. And after devoting as much time as she could to answering her own questions, she realized she could serve as a resource to her neighbors who might be doing the same. So, she chronicled her experience to share on her newly launched YouTube channel ER Emily. "I just wanted to share my experience as a patient getting the vaccine but also as a healthcare provider but then also provide information about the vaccine that are facts and the safety information,” said Emily. She recorded herself getting injected and shared any side effects she experienced over the…

"I dont have a lot to say except, THATS HOW YOU DO A REWIND!!!" A fan comments. ​ 1 January 2021 by Fonticha Tran ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ MrBeast - Picture via Make An Impact - https://shopmrbeast.com/​ ​ ​ On January 1, MrBeast (Jimmy Donaldson) uploaded a YouTube Rewind 2020 and fans are praising the video. Let's rewind. For those who don't know, MrBeast announced earlier in November 2020 that he would be creating a YouTube Rewind 2020. This comes days after Youtube announced that they would not be creating a YouTube Rewind this year, citing that "2020 has been different. And it doesn't feel right to carry on as if it weren't." (YouTube Rewind is an annual tradition that was started in 2010 and looks at the “year’s most impactful creators, videos, and trends".) Many fans were disappointed with YouTube's decision but looked forward to MrBeast's version. The video was finally uploaded on 1 January 2021 onto MrBeast's YouTube Channel and is titled, "YouTube Rewind 2020, Thank God It’s Over”. MrBeast starts the video by saying: ​ ​ I “What’s up, YouTube? I think we can all agree that…

A Republican fund-raiser has made an ill-timed plea for help in fighting social-media censorship, tweeting in distress just minutes after the GOP-led Senate voted to override President Donald Trump's bid to hit back at Big Tech. The National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) claimed on Friday that Facebook shut down the advertising account of the Georgia Battleground Fund, a fund-raising umbrella for the NSRC and the campaigns of Republican Senators Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue. The move came just four days before a runoff election that would flip control of the Senate to Democrats if Loeffler and Perdue both lose to their rivals.The NRSC urged supporters to go to Georgia Battleground's website to help fight back, tweeting: “Big Tech is at it again.”Conservatives on Twitter balked at the request, mocking the group for expecting continued support from politicians who took no action when there was a chance to repeal Section 230 that protects social media giants from being held legally responsible for the content on their platforms."You literally just overrode the veto on 230, and you're going to tweet this?" journalist Jack Posobiec asked. Another commenter tweeted: "Help! I'm choking myself. Save me. Send money now."Help! I’m choking myself. Save me.…