Chelsea Handler REALLY Doesn?t Like Piers Morgan (VIDEO)

Chelsea Handler REALLY Doesn’t Like Piers Morgan (VIDEO)

Chelsea Handler lost her patience on Wednesday night’s “Chelsea Lately”, slamming guest Piers Morgan calling him “annoying” and saying he has “molester eyes”. Morgan, who was appearing to promote the second anniversary of his CNN show, seemed to enjoy annoying the hell out of Handler. The interview between Piers Morgan and Chelsea Handler had barely ...

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Hong Kong shares nudged off 21-month high, China tepid

* China Unicom, Datang Power issue positive earnings alerts

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Media Licensing Marketplace Pond5 Launches Massive Redesign, With Advanced Search And Customized Artist Pages

Pond5 has grown its marketplace for finding video, photos, and other media pretty dramatically. But now that it has reached critical mass, it can be difficult to sort through all the millions of pieces of content to find what you want. To improve on that, the company has just launched a bold new redesign aimed at providing a more visual experience, while also improving search and navigation.

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Dow Chemical reports quarterly loss as demand slumps

Jan 31 (Reuters) - Dow Chemical Co reported a
quarterly net loss on Thursday due to large restructuring
charges and falling sales of specialty plastics and chlorine.

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Pregnant Jenna Dewan-Tatum Hits the Gym, Picks Up Bagels

Jenna Dewan-Tatum�appears to be ensuring that her baby bump is surrounded by nothing but muscles and firm flesh. Channing Tatum's pregnant wife was spotted on one of her regular...

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EFF speaks on the illegality of unlocking in the US and what it means for end users

As of just a few days ago, unlocking your iPhone, or any other wireless device for that matter, is no longer legal. The EFF (Electronic Frontier Foundation) has stepped forward to clarify exactly what that means and who it ultimately will affect. As it turns out, it isn't necessarily the end user that would be violating the law.

According to a report by 9to5Mac, it's actually the unlockers themselves that will most likely be affected according to the Electronic Frontier Foundation.

More likely, wireless carriers, or even federal prosecutors, will be emboldened to sue not individuals, but rather businesses that unlock and resell phones.

Basically, wireless carriers and big business aren't going to go after the end user. If you purchased an unlock from a site on the internet and you're walking around with an illegally unlocked phone, the odds of you getting in trouble for that are almost invisible. The liability would mainly lie on the company that provided the unlock to you.

Carriers such as AT&T will unlock your iPhone for you once you've fulfilled the commitment term of your contract. This can be done by completing the full term or upgrading to a new iPhone or other device, which in turn would allow your older iPhone to be unlocked legally.

As for jailbreak, that's still legal under the DMCA (Digital Millenium Copyright Act).

The legal shield for jailbreaking and rooting your phone remains up ? it?ll protect us at least through 2015.

It's also worth noting that any device that was purchase before the new rule went into affect is still fair game. So if you've purchased an iPhone or other mobile device before that date, you're still legally entitled to unlock it, whether that's officially through your carrier or any other outlet.

Source: 9to5Mac

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In Korea, Coffee is Just Super

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Tohono O'odham Man Sentenced to 15 Years in Prison for Killing Rival Gang Member

TUCSON, AZ—On January 28, 2013, Jalen Michael Montana, 36, of Sells, Arizona, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Cindy K. Jorgenson to 15 years in the federal Bureau of Prisons. Montana was sentenced following a guilty plea on September 10, 2012, to one felony count of …

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UPDATE 1-ADT posts higher profit as sales rise slightly

Jan 30 (Reuters) - Home security services company ADT Corp
reported a higher quarterly profit on Wednesday and
announced a $600 million accelerated share repurchase.

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That?s All, Folks

Welp, my trip home to Detroit was FINALLY successful yesterday when I was able to take my parents out for a celebratory meal for my dad’s birthday on Friday. As I mentioned before, I had planned on surprising my parents by randomly showing up at their house but I was the one who got surprised [...]

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Daniel Radcliffe Survived 'Horns' Like A 'Boss'

'Harry Potter' star describes upcoming thriller as 'bizarre, but it's very exciting.'
By Josh Wigler, with reporting by Josh Horowitz

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Photo: MTV News

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How Jennifer Lawrence, Anne Hathaway and Other Stars Got Their SAG Cards

Actors from last night's awards show share candid memories of how they earned their SAG cards.

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CORRECTED-INTERVIEW-Investor urges IGT to rethink online gaming move

(Corrects paragraph 7 to say annual meeting is scheduled for
March 5, not March 13)

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15 Best Photos of the Day in 2012

Our favorite images from our Photo of the Day colum, from amazing locations to cool animals to world events.

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College Basketball Standings

College Basketball Standings

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Published 11:10 pm, Monday, January 28, 2013

America East ConferenceConferenceAllGamesWLPct.WLPct.Stony Brook61.857155.750Vermont62.750137.650Albany (NY)53.625166.727Boston U.53.6251110.524Hartford43.571119.550Maine34.429812.400UMBC25.286416.200New Hampshire16.143514.263Binghamton16.143317.150___ Atlantic 10 ConferenceConferenceAllGamesWLPct.WLPct.Butler41.800173.850Charlotte42.667164.800VCU42.667165.762La Salle42.667145.737Xavier42.667118.579George Washington42.667109.526Saint Louis32.600145.737UMass32.600135.722Richmond33.500138.619Temple23.400136.684Dayton23.400127.632Saint Joseph's23.400117.611Fordham23.400614.300St. Bonaventure24.333910.474Rhode Island14.200612.333Duquesne06.000713.350___ Atlantic Coast ConferenceConferenceAllGamesWLPct.WLPct.Miami601.000153.833NC State52.714164.800Duke42.667172.895Virginia42.667145.737North Carolina33.500136.684Florida St.33.500118.579Maryland34.429155.750Clemson34.429118.579Wake Forest34.429109.526Virginia Tech24.333118.579Georgia Tech15.167117.611Boston College15.167910.474___ Atlantic Sun ConferenceConferenceAllGamesWLPct.WLPct.Florida Gulf Coast63.667148.636Mercer63.667139.591SC-Upstate63.6671210.545Jacksonville63.6671111.500Stetson63.667911.450ETSU45.444616.273Lipscomb36.333812.400North Florida36.333814.364Kennesaw St.18.111219.095MORE

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Can Online Anonymity Be A Good Thing?

Tell Me More's series "Social Me" takes a look at how the online world is transforming the experience of young people in America. In part one, host Michel Martin talks to social media specialist Rey Junco about the pros and cons of kids creating online identities.

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Andean Glaciers Have Shrunk 30-50 Percent

A study of glaciers in the Andes shows that they have been losing a lot of ice, especially since the 1970s. A change in precipitation cannot be blamed, so global warming is the main culprit.

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Universal Music Likely Headed to Trial Over YouTube Takedown

The latest in a nearly six-year-old lawsuit emanating from the removal of a video showing a toddler dancing to a Prince song.

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CES 2013 through the eyes of our contest winner (video)

Many entered, but it was Daniel Orren who sent in a great green-screened video that snagged him a temporary spot on the Engadget crew at this year's CES. Hanging with the team in our trusty trailer, getting comped meals, roaming the floor, wearing mind-controlled cat ears -- honestly, it's probably just easier to list all of the things the photographer didn't do the other week in Vegas.

With the dust settled, we asked Orren how he enjoyed the trip. "The showroom floor was a lot bigger than I had anticipated originally, so naturally this was great as there were more gadgets." Amongst the highlights: "My favorite times would have to be hanging with the Engadget crew, it's nice just chatting with everyone about all the cool stuff you've seen that day/week and just geeking out." And as for that inevitable question, the one we ask ourselves right around this time each year, " I'd love to go back to CES if given the chance, and who knows, maybe I'll just go on my own in a few years."

Also included in the prize package was an Engadget Show segment to call his very own. When he wasn't occupied with the Steambox and 4K TVs, our film crew was following Orren around to find out what it's like going to CES as a first-timer. Check in after the break for the results.

This segment originally appeared in episode 40 of The Engadget Show.

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