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Colin Jost and Pete Davidson provided an update on their purchase of a retired Staten Island Ferry boat, in this episode hosted by Will Forte.James Austin Johnson as former President Donald Trump in the opening sketch of “Saturday Night Live,” in which his rambling monologue was turned into a game of Wordle.Credit...NBC Universal, via YouTubeJan. 23, 2022, 2:56 a.m. ETIt’s the viral phenomenon that gets picked apart on social media, where you throw out random words and see what gets a response — but first, the “Saturday Night Live” opening sketch.This weekend’s broadcast, hosted by the “S.N.L.” alumnus Will Forte and featuring the musical guest Måneskin, began with a parody of the Fox News program “The Ingraham Angle,” with Kate McKinnon as its host, Laura Ingraham.She lamented the first year of the Biden administration, which she said had been a disaster, citing rising inflation, high gas prices and the green M&M’s getting canceled. She added that the nation “is still mourning from the sudden loss of America’s dad, Robert Durst.”McKinnon introduced her first guest, Senator Ted Cruz, played by Aidy Bryant. Bryant explained that her beard was “like Jan. 6: shocking at first, but sadly it’s been normalized.”Bryant’s Cruz went…

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The Ministry of Information & Broadcasting has ordered the blocking of 35 YouTube-based news channels and 2 we...Read MoreThe government of India has once cracked down on YouTube channels and websites spreading fake news. According to a press release issued by the Press Information Bureau, the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting has ordered the blocking of 35 YouTube-based news channels and 2 websites that were involved in spreading anti-India fake news in a coordinated manner over digital media. As per the release, the YouTube accounts banned had a total subscriber base of over 1.2 crores, and their videos had over 130 crore views. The Ministry has ordered blocking some Pakistan-based social media accounts and websites. Indian intelligence agencies were closely monitoring these social media accounts and websites and flagged them to the Ministry for immediate action, as per the PIB release. Moreover, two Twitter accounts, two Instagram accounts, and one Facebook account have also been blocked by the Government for being involved in spreading coordinated anti-India disinformation over the internet. Why were the channels banned?According to the press release, the 35 accounts blocked by the Ministry were all operating from Pakistan and were identified to be part of four coordinated…

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The blocked social media accounts had over 1.2 crore subscribers, said the Centre. (Representational)New Delhi: The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on Thursday blocked 35 YouTube channels, two Twitter accounts, two Instagram accounts, two websites and a Facebook account, stated Vikram Sahay, Joint Secretary (P&A), Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on Friday for spreading misinformation.The Joint Secretary informed, "The common factor amongst all these accounts have been that they operate from Pakistan and spread fake anti-India news and other content."The Ministry has issued orders to the respective social media intermediaries and internet service providers through the Department of Telecom for blocking all the accounts."The blocked accounts have contents on Indian Armed Forces, Kashmir, India's foreign relation with other countries and the death of former CDS Bipin Rawat," said the Information and Broadcasting Ministry."The blocked social media accounts had over 1.2 crore subscribers with a viewership of 130 crores," Vikram Sahay stated.The 35 accounts blocked by the Ministry were all operating from Pakistan and were identified to be part of four coordinated disinformation networks.These blocked accounts include the 'Apni Duniya Network' operating 14 YouTube channels, and 'Talha Films Network' operating 13 YouTube channels, stated an Information and Broadcasting release.The contents on the…

Ralf Rangnick reveals he watched videos of Anthony Elanga on YOUTUBE before working with him and thought 'he was really good', as interim boss admits he blocked the Manchester United starlet from leaving on loan this monthAnthony Elanga has started Manchester United's last two Premier League gamesElanga opened the scoring on Wednesday night in their 3-1 win at BrentfordRalf Rangnick has been impressed by Elanga since becoming their interim boss By Luke Augustus for MailOnline Published: 05:50 EST, 20 January 2022 | Updated: 06:08 EST, 20 January 2022 Ralf Rangnick is known for shaping the careers of young talents and it is clear that Anthony Elanga is one that has caught the eye of the interim Manchester United boss.Elanga has impressed the German - starting their last two Premier League matches.The 19-year-old rewarded his manager's faith in him by scoring the opener in their 3-1 win at Brentford on Wednesday night with a brilliantly taken finish. Antony Elanga has impressed Ralf Rangnick since the latter became Man United's interim boss Elanga (right) opened the scoring for United as they won 3-1 at Brentford in the Premier League Rangnick is a fan of the 19-year-old - having studied clips of him on…

Home Television Missing “Yellowstone”? Kevin Costner Horse Opera Launches YouTube Channel with Over 800K... Everything is coming up “Yellowstone.” The Paramount Channel’s horse opera, starring Kevin Costner, is on hiatus now after its 4th season. It maybe a while until the 5th season. So to satisfy the craving for more of John Dutton and family, Paramount has come up with an alternate plan: a YouTube channel. Just launched, it has over 800K subscribers. The YouTube channel features clips from “Yellowstone” and “1883,” as well as features like “Behind the Story” and “Stories from the Bunkhouse.”  

By JENNA EBBERS Click here for updates on this story     LINCOLN, Nebraska (Lincoln Journal Star) — No meat, no dairy and no animal products whatsoever. While a vegan diet may seem impossible for some, living a plant-based lifestyle is what changed Erin and Dusty Stanczyk’s lives. The Lincoln couple, both 35, met at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and often found themselves in the gym together. But no matter how much they exercised, neither felt as good as they thought they should. At about the same time, Erin began suffering from anxiety, panic attacks and other health issues that doctors had a hard time diagnosing and treating. That led her to what she calls “Dr. Google,” and the couple slowly gave plant-based eating a try. After two weeks, she felt better than she ever had. In the years that followed, their experiences inspired them to share their story on social media to help others discover the power of food. What started as a few posts on Instagram has led to more than 126,000 subscribers on YouTube and a combined 90,000 Instagram followers between their personal and business accounts. Now, Erin and Dusty Stanczyk run EatMoveRest, which — as the name suggests…

Speakers fluent in the Chickasaw language are featured sharing stories on YouTube.Formally called “Documenting Endangered Languages/National Science Foundation grant,” the project features many fluent Chickasaw speakers telling childhood stories and recollections.English subtitles are included in the videos. The late Jerry Imotichey (1938-2016) shares a story from his childhood about the sighting of a Lhofa’, or Bigfoot.Imotichey was a longtime collaborator with the Chickasaw Language Revitalization Program. He was a skilled teacher of the language as well as a prodigious translator who worked on many projects, including language publications for the Chickasaw Press.Geneva Holman, Chickasaw Language Committee member, shares a story from her childhood about an event at a church meeting when families would camp during the weekend. Holman grew up near Boiling Springs Church in Allen, Oklahoma, and currently resides in Ada. She is a wonderful storyteller and happily shares her knowledge with new speakers of Chikashshanompa’.The late Vera Tims (1945-2021) shares a story about her grandfather. She was a longtime tribal employee and spent the latter part of her career as a youth language educator focused on early childhood and childcare programs.Chickasaw speaker JoAnn Ellis tells a shikonno’pa’ (a traditional animal story) about Buzzard and Rabbit. Ellis is a…