On Saturday Night Live’s Weekend Update with Seth Meyers yesterday, “Arianna Huffington” commented on Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s testimony, women in combat, and more. “I mean the last thing Rand Paul grilled that long was a possum,” she said of the line…
Suri Cruise, Tom Cruise Spending Thanksgiving Together In England
When Katie Holmes left New York’s LaGuardia airport early Thursday, heading to Ohio to spend Thanksgiving with her parents, daughter Suri was already in England, spending the holiday with her dad, Tom Cruise.“Suri left Tuesday and will return Sunday to return to school on Monday,” a source close to Holmes tells The Huffington Post. “Tom and Katie agreed to this weeks ago.”Six-year-old Suri will join her dad, who is currently shooting a film in the UK, and Tom’s two other children, Conner and Isabella Cruise. Suri is currently living with her mom in NYC, where she is in previews for her return to Broadway in the new play “Dead Accounts,” which opens November 29.Read More…
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Donald Trump has never seen a shrink
Since he called for “revolution” after President Obama’s re-election, Donald Trump has seemed a little chastened on Twitter. His feed has become a dull litany of inspirational quotes from old generals and presidents, mixed with plugs for his hotels during the holidays and occasional concerns about the fiscal cliff and Paula Broadwell’s marriage.But if you’ve stopped following him, well, a little of the crazy is back. In recent days, Trump has picked fights with Cher, Rosie O’Donnell and Chelsea Handler, and even gone after the Red Cross. And sometimes he just randomly defends himself from all the people who are disgusted by him. Here’s a taste:Attacking Rosie:[embedtweet id="270972240290516993"][embedtweet id="270972032756355072"]Baiting the Huffington Post:[embedtweet id="270645522711330816"]Picking on Cher:Continue Reading… … Read More
Mind Control: How EEG Devices Will Read Your Brain Waves And Change Your World
True facts: Every time you have a thought or feeling, your brain produces weak but distinct electrical signals corresponding to that thought or feeling. Recording and deciphering those signals is called electroencephalography (EEG), and it has been medically possible since 1924. We’ve all seen what classical EEG devices look like: the electrode caps on the shaved heads, the gel dots and hundreds of tiny wires. Setup is labor intensive, the results are aesthetically unpleasing and the devices are incredibly uncomfortable to wear. For Philip Low, a mathematician and biology student doing experiments with birds at the University of Chicago in 2007, the last of the complaints was particularly vexing. In a phone interview with The Huffington Post, Low talked about the problems he and other researchers faced trying to figure out if birds dreamed. There was evidence, he said, that birds “replayed songs in their heads” while they slept, but the results given by EEG devices were wildly unreliable. “The birds had to be drugged to sleep,” said Low, in order to attach the electrodes. But the drugs interfered with the birds’ sleep patterns, and Low’s results were thus inconclusive. Read More…
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Rachael Chong: How Arianna Huffington Uses the Powerful Potential of Social Media to Create Change
The Huffington Post founder talks about how the development of online tools has changed giving back.Read More…
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Channing Tatum ‘Sexiest Man Alive’ Issue Performs Well On Newsstands, Sources Say
The early sales figures are in, and People magazine has a hit on its hands with its “Sexiest Man Alive” issue featuring Channing Tatum. “The early numbers show that People had a huge increase in market share with its ‘Sexiest Man Alive’ issue,” one weekly-magazine editor-in-chief who has seen the statistics tells The Huffington Post. “Remember, the editors at People are not just picking a man who is sexy; they are also picking a guy who can sell magazines. It looks like they made a great choice.”Read More…
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Soul Space: Home Decorating Tips To Create A More Nourishing Environment
If home is where the heart is, where does the soul live? Xorin Balbes, author of SoulSpace: Transform Your Home, Transform Your Life — Creating a Home That Is Free of Clutter, Full of Beauty, and Inspired by You says, there are ways to make our homes more enriching environments for our inner selves. Creating a soul space calls for a process of ridding negatively-charged items and clearing out clutter. “Our interior design reflects the interior design of our souls,” Balbles told The Huffington Post.Read More…
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