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56 Times Celebrities Entered The Comments And Instantly Made The Post 10x Better (New Pics) - AOL (opens the original)
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We’ve all seen our fair share of iconic celebrity moments, whether it’s a perfectly timed pap snap, a carefully staged red-carpet shot, or a meme-worthy reaction. Who could forget Ben Affleck looking deeply defeated with an iced coffee and fast food, Kim K crying over her lost diamond earring, Pedro Pascal looking permanently exhausted, or really, just about any photo of Adam Sandler out in the wild? With more of our lives taking place online, it’s hardly surprising we’d start seeing moments lik
74 “Poverty Habits” These Women Still Swear By Even Though They’re No Longer Broke - AOL (opens the original)
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Surely we’ve all been there: rent is due, payday is still days away, and your next meal becomes less about preference than choosing the least offensive combination of whatever ingredients you have left. That just about captures my monthly reality back when I was a university student. Cup-a-Soup sachets would be rationed, the depths of whatever shampoo remained would be tested, and the rest, as they say, is history. Or is it? Because if there’s anything those years taught me, it’s that once you’v
73 Posts That Prove The ’90s Really Were A Completely Different World (New Pics) - AOL (opens the original)
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A lot has changed since the ’90s, for better or worse. The screech of dial-up has been replaced by (mostly) seamless connectivity. Phones are no longer bound by cords—we can take them just about anywhere. And mixtapes have given way to algorithm-curated playlists. Still, it’s a little disarming to hear that the ’90s are “back”—has it really been that long (it has), and are we really old enough to have watched “everyday” become “retro”? No complaints, though. Looking back on the ’90s brings all t
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