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"This little Hair Straightener works so well. My hair at the back just would not lay straight on my neck. This little .5 inch took care of my problem. I even us it on the front of my hair to straighten it and using it on the crown of my head, I can get lift that was not happening with my full size straightener...."http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00SM82ATQ

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I must say that I love this hair dryer. It works much better than my old one. I have fine wavy hair that tends to frizz and this really smoothes it out. Even though my hair is fine I have a lot of it and this dries my hair very quickly. My hair also feels healthier. Love this dryer and love the price.
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I have a bit of a frizz to my hair and have highlights, so it was important for me to get a flat iron which would straighten and take the frizz. this flat iron more than delivered on the results I was looking for. My hair is super-straight. And it took less time for me to do than my Hairart. The heating element was adjustable so that was very helpful; and the iron moved down my hair as if I was using silk.
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I just received my Flat Iron..I used it a couple times already. It works really great. Doesn't pull your hair out like others. Irons your hair really quickly. Doesn't burn your hands..the handles have nice grips. Worth the price...Recommend it to all.

Very light to hold and dries hair fast,and the design is beautiful and not gaudy.So I love this hair dryer! It cost a little more than I spent on my last dryer. But my hair has never felt so smooth and soft not even after a trip to the salon.I would recommend this blow dryer to everyone!

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Interview' Takes in $1 Million on Christmas Day
Sony Pictures said “The Interview” took in almost $1 million in ticket sales on Christmas Day, as the comedy filled U.S. theaters in limited release without incident following promised threats of violence.

The movie, which opened in more than 300 locations, was also available for rent and purchase at Google Play and other websites. It topped the charts of two online marketplaces, Microsoft Corp.’s Xbox video store and YouTube’s movie store.

Filmgoers made a point to see “The Interview” on the big screen after major cinema chains dropped the movie because computer hackers linked by the FBI to North Korea threatened to attack theaters that showed it. Sony released the film to independent theaters after drawing criticism from President Barack Obama to the Republican National Committee over its initial decision to shelve the Dec. 25 debut.

“Considering the incredibly challenging circumstances, we are extremely grateful to the people all over the country who came out to experience ‘The Interview’ on the first day of its unconventional release,” Rory Bruer, president worldwide distribution for Sony Pictures, said in an e-mail.

Hackers last month broke into Sony’s computer systems, releasing contracts, e-mails and other confidential data onto the Internet. The cyber-terrorists condemned the movie, a farcical comedy about a a plot to kill North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. That country denied it was behind the attack.

Sony announced on Dec. 24 that the Seth Rogen film would be available for rent and purchase at Google Play and other websites at a price of $5.99 to rent or $14.99 to buy, in addition to limited release in independent theaters.

Financial Performance

Yesterday Hackers hit Microsoft’s Xbox Live and Sony’s PlayStation Network, Internet services that video gamers use to play online. A group called Lizard Squad claimed responsibility. Both PlayStation and Xbox acknowledged the problems from corporate Twitter accounts.

“Our engineers are continuing to work hard to resolve the network issues users have experienced today,” AskPlayStation posted. “Thanks for your continued patience!”

The movie’s financial performance will test whether a broad studio comedy can succeed when released online and in theaters at the same time. The studio spent an estimated $80 million making and marketing the film, according to Wade Holden, an analyst at Kagan Research.

In other Christmas releases, Walt Disney Co. said “Into The Woods” took in $15.1 million in ticket sales in about 2,440 theaters.

The online release of “The Interview” also exposed the film to intellectual property pirates. The website Torrent Freak reported the movie has been downloaded more than 750,000 times since its appearance online. Sony didn’t comment on the piracy and hasn’t announced plans to release the film overseas.

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In "Grumpy Cat’s Worst Christmas Ever," Grumpy Cat is a lonely cat living in a mall pet shop. Because she always gets passed over and never gets chosen by customers, this kitty develops a sour outlook on life until…one day during the holidays, a very special 12-year-old girl named Chyrstal enters the pet store and falls in love with Grumpy Cat. A unique friendship is formed between the two when Chyrstal finds she is the only person who can hear this unique feline talk. In the middle of the holiday rush, Grumpy reluctantly thwarts the kidnapping of an expensive exotic dog she can’t stand and rescues Chyrstal after the mall closes on Christmas Eve. Will Grumpy Cat learn the true meaning of Christmas, or will it be in Grumpy’s words, “Worst. Christmas. Ever?”



In the last year and a half, Grumpy Cat, whose real name is Tardar Sauce, has arguably become the most famous cat of all time. The adorable Internet celebrity was named the most influential cat by MSNBC, most important cat by Mashable and Buzzfeed, and has appeared in news and television shows around the world. She is the author of A Grumpy Book, currently in print in 14 languages, and has a second book coming out this August. Grumpy Cat has numerous merchandising deals and is Friskies official ‘Spokescat.’

Would You Help A Homeless In Need?
We wanted to find out how people would react if a hungry, homeless man tried to steal food they were supposed to watch over. What would you do?

Would You Help A Homeless In Need? (Social Experiment) We wanted to find out how people would react if a hungry, homeless man tried to steal food they were supposed to watch over. What would you do? In associatio...