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For two nights, the duo slept in the store on shelves behind boxes, ate at the store's Subway restaurant, played with toys in the aisles and even got a haircut.
For two nights, the duo slept in the store on shelves behind boxes, ate at the store's Subway restaurant, played with toys in the aisles and even got a haircut.
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Phoenix police say there are indications an armed man arrested at Phoenix Comicon is mentally disturbed and that he told detectives he's a crime-fighting comic book character and planned to shoot bad police officers.More >>
Phoenix police say there are indications an armed man arrested at Phoenix Comicon is mentally disturbed and that he told detectives he's a crime-fighting comic book character and planned to shoot bad police officers.More >>
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A Playboy centerfold who snapped a photo of a naked 71-year-old woman in a gym locker room and posted it on social media with insults about the woman's body is expected to appear in court to resolve a criminal...
A Playboy centerfold who snapped a photo of a naked 71-year-old woman in a gym locker room and posted it on social media with insults about the woman's body is expected to appear in court to resolve a criminal charge in Los Angeles.
(RNN) - AT&T is getting some backlash after an image they tweeted and posted on Facebook to tribute 9/11.
The photo shows someone holding a smartphone displaying the "Tribute in Light" memorial – where the Twin Towers stood before the terrorist attack. It was accompanied by the words, "Never Forget."
Many followers of the mobile carrier were not supportive of the social media post, calling it "tacky" and not a time for product advertisement.
"@ATT Oh god, who thought this would be a good time/idea for marketing what in the…," Mike Zlasher Chan tweeted.
The image was first taken down from Twitter but remained on their Facebook page for a couple hours.
"We apologize to anyone who felt our post was in poor taste," AT&T said on Twitter. "The image was solely meant to pay respect to those affected by the 9/11 tragedy."
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AT&T is in hot water after putting this picture on its social media sites to tribute the 9/11 anniversary and promote its product. (Source: Twitter)
