Check out these Aggies "Shake it Off."
These students showed off their dance moves to the Taylor Swift hit in the Texas A&M Memorial Student Center.
They were told to dance for 5 seconds without music.
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Lucille Ball was a redhead on "I Love Lucy". She's actually a natural brunette, who dyed her hair blond for Hollywood. Her longtime stylist says Lucille's hair wasn't red on "I Love Lucy", it was, quote, "golden apricot."
Lassie saved Timmy from a well. Timmy got in a TON of trouble. He was trapped in a mine . . . he almost got shot . . . and he was threatened by an escaped elephant. But he was never trapped in a well. In fact, in 17 seasons of the show, the ONLY main character to fall down a well was . . . Lassie.
There's a Superman in every episode of "Seinfeld". Jerry's Superman-related props weren't added to his apartment until Season Four or so, and there is NOT a visual reference to Superman in every episode.
Captain Kirk said, "Beam me up, Scotty". This is one of the most widely misquoted lines in TV history. Many characters used variations of this phrase on "Star Trek", but no one ever exactly said "Beam me up, Scotty."
There are aliens in every "South Park" episode. South Park Studios has said, quote, "They definitely are not hidden in every single episode, just the ones where somebody killed kenny…
Country Music Headlines
GARTH BROOKS has launched his own music service called GhostTunes. It's an online store where you can buy music from tons of artists in all genres. And for a limited time you can get a Garth "digital bundle" for $29.99 that includes his entire catalog of albums, PLUS his next two releases.
Who Said? "I have done my share of weed." Answer: JAKE OWEN, in "Rolling Stone" . . . admitting that he's earned his "surfer dude" image
TAYLOR SWIFT wrote a long, heartfelt letter of encouragement to a teen fan who reached out on Instagram about being bullied.
LUKE BRYAN brought a young boy on stage at his show in Chicago to teach him some of his famous dance moves. The kid may have outdone him.
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FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE will be performing LIVE on the season premiere of "Nashville", which airs September 24th on ABC.
CARRIE UNDERWOOD'S song "Two Black Cadillacs" is being turned into a six-hour made-for-TV "event series" . . . and Jerry Bruckheimer is producing it. The show's still in development so there's no word on an airdate
In case you missed it, Blake Shelton visited the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon THIS WEEK, and they celebrated the kickoff of football season by tossing stuff into a hole.
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Top 3 Country Albums
1. Brad Paisley, "Moonshine In The Trunk"
2. Luke Bryan, "Crash My Party"
3. Chase Rice, "Ignite The Night"
Top 3 Country Songs
1. Jason Aldean, "Burnin' It Down"
2. Florida Georgia Line, "Dirt"
3. Kenny Chesney, "American Kids"
The IMAX "Forrest Gump" and a Movie About Elvis' Twin Brother Are in Theaters
"The Identical" (PG) – As some of you may know, Elvis Presley had a twin brother who died at birth and so Elvis grew up an only child. This movie looks at what might have happened if his twin had survived and been secretly raised by another couple.
And when the twin hears his brother's music, he's inspired to get into '50s rock n roll himself . . . as an Elvis impersonator whose stage name is The Identical.
Only they don't come right out and say the name Elvis Presley. The fictitious rock star in the movie is a guy named "Drexel Hemsley". It stars Blake Rayne as the twins, Ray Liotta and Ashley Judd as his parents, and Seth Green as his best friend.
"Innocence" (PG-13) – A chick named Sophie Curtis plays a teenager who finds out that the suicides at her new school are being caused by a coven of witches that drinks the blood of virgins to stay eternally young. Kelly Reilly from "Heaven is For Real" plays the main villain. Graham Phillips is the stud Sophie turns to in her hour of need. You'd know him as Julianna Margulies' son on "The Good Wife".
The IMAX rerelease of "Forrest Gump" (PG-13)
It's playing in IMAX for a special one-week engagement for the 20th anniversary of the movie. "Forrest Gump" earned Tom Hanks his second Best Actor Oscar in 1994 and earned over $675 million worldwide. His first was for "Philadelphia" a year earlier.
Seven Tips for Keeping Naked Photos of Yourself Off the Internet
1. Don't take naked pictures in the first place. Even though it's not practical in this day and age, not taking nude pics is really the only 100% GUARANTEED way to avoid having them end up online. But since you're going to do it anyway, let's explore some other options . . .
2. If you DO take naked selfies, DON'T upload them to the internet. Meaning the cloud, a website, social media, emailing them . . . anything do with the internet.
3. Enable two-step verification on anything and everything that offers it. Especially cloud services you upload your important files to.
4. Encrypt your files before uploading. That way, even if someone manages to get their hands on your data, they won't be able to do anything with it.
5. Remember that apps like Snapchat aren't as innocent as they seem. Snapchats are never really gone, and there's always the possibility that someone could take a screenshot of your nude pic. It's not nearly as safe as it wants you to believe.
6. If you have an iPhone, just deleting the photo from your phone isn't enough. It's convenient to have your pictures automatically sent to the cloud, but it can come back to bite you. So you'll also have to remove them from your Photo Stream and make sure the pics weren't synced to other devices.
7. If it's already out there, you've got options. If the worst happens and your nude pics end up online, you're probably never going to be able to wipe them away entirely . . . but there things you can do.
If it winds up on an actual porn site, they'll generally be good about taking down photos if you ask.
And if you end up somewhere worse, like a revenge porn site, the Digital Millennium Copyright Act can help you out. Just head to their website to request the pictures be taken down.
And if THAT still doesn't work, the police will be ready to step in if necessary.
