"Any Man" cuts through our numbness to sexual assault by focusing on male victims
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As great as Google's Pixel phones are — the Pixel 2's have arguably the best smartphone cameras and the Google Assistant has grown to be indispensable — they lack one thing that made their predecessors, the Nexus phones, so irresistible: affordable pricing.
The Nexus brand and hardware are long dead, but the key fundamentals that made the phones such game-changers lives on in Android One.
Google launched Android One in 2014 as program geared towards pushing its apps and services onto budget phones designed for emerging markets such as India. Read more...
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For quite some time, fans of The Simpsons were unsure: Was that really Michael Jackson's voice on the show?
In the 1991 episode "Stark Raving Dad," Jackson voiced the character of Leon Kompowsky, a patient in a mental health facility who thought he was the pop icon.
Jackson was credited as John Jay Smith, and although producers have spoken about his appearance, the show's creator Matt Groening put the rumors to bed once and for all in an interview on Australian TV show The Weekly.
"We really did have him," Groening said.. Read more...
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