Facebook Bans QAnon, Following Earlier Action To Limit Its Social Spread

Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard's marriage is going strong, even if they don't always remember their wedding anniversary. On Monday, the 40-year-old star took to Instagram to share a sweet selfie taken with her husband.«Well, it's that time of year again. The anniversary of the day each year when we say to each other 'wasn't our anniversary last week at some point?'» Bell quipped.

An Austin-based farm helps special-needs kids by letting them connect with injured rescue animals in its sanctuary, Safe in Austin. After adopting a service dog named Angel for her autistic son, Jackson, owner Jamie Wallace-Griner saw an immediate change in her son.

a three-hour block of  programming on Sundays when it returns in November, leading into new episodes of and reruns of fan-favorite episodes.In the season 12 premiere, titled «The Bear,» a Russian bomber goes missing while flying over U.S. soil, and Callen (Chris O'Donnell) and Sam (LL Cool J) must track it down in the desert and secure its weapons and intel before the Russians on board destroy the plane.

Linda Evangelista is siding with Gerald Marie‘s accusers.

Andreas Wiseman International EditorThe UK’s £500M Film and TV Production Restart Scheme officially opens from today following state aid approval being granted by the EU.The DCMS has extended the deadline for registration and start of production to February 2021 and said today that “eligible productions will be onboarded within days”.

According to OK!, a palace insider has sensationally claimed Her Majesty is “fed up” with her son Prince Andrew’s sex scandal ruining her grandchildren's milestone events.

Tributes have been paid to Two And A Half Men actress Conchata Ferrell, who has died aged 77.

MJ Hegar, a Democratic U.S. Senate candidate, has failed to secure the support of a party rival she narrowly beat in the primary runoff, which could endanger her long-shot bid to unseat incumbent Sen.

CNBC pointed out.Also Read: Facebook to Suspend Political Ads After Polls Close to Block Candidates' 'Premature Victory' ClaimsThe updated rule from Facebook comes as a number of companies are rushing to get a COVID-19 vaccine to market. It also comes after Facebook has made several other policy changes of late, including banning Holocaust denial on Monday.

Over the last few months, the pandemic invariably forced us to stay indoors and during this time the ever-evolving OTT space came to our rescue to keep us entertained. From international web series to remarkable Indian content, the options were many and varied.

Jill Goldsmith Co-Business EditorFacebook said Monday it is updating its hate speech policy to prohibit any content that denies or distorts the Holocaust.Monika Bickert, VP of Content Policy called the move another step in the social media giant’s effort to fight hate on its service and said the the decision is supported by the “well-documented rise in anti-Semitism globally and the alarming level of ignorance about the Holocaust, especially among young people.”According to a recent survey of

Battle of Brothers, royal historian Robert Lacey recounts a difficult experience from Prince William and Prince Harry's early childhood, as Tatler reports. According to Lacey, Princess Diana fired the princes' beloved nanny, Barbara "Baba" Barnes, believing her to be "too possessive" with the boys.

Buddy comedies about grown men acting like kids is one of the most treasured subgenres of comedies. There’s just something nostalgically funny about a grown man getting hit in the crotch.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorFacebook is now completely banning all posts related to QAnon, the bizarre pro-Trump conspiracy and disinformation movement, “even if they contain no violent content,” the company announced Tuesday.“Starting today, we will remove any Facebook Pages, Groups and Instagram accounts representing QAnon, even if they contain no violent content,” the social giant said.The pro-Donald Trump movement known as QAnon, which surfaced in 2017 on 4chan, is primarily “an online

Facebook is putting the ban on QAnon.

Alec Baldwin has shed light on Saturday Night Live's decision to feature Trump's debate performance as part of its Season 46 opener, despite the president's Friday night announcement that he had tested positive for COVID-19. Directly ahead of the season premiere's opening sketch, the show ran a brief message contextualizing its satirical recreation of Tuesday night's presidential debate scene, offering up one explanation for why it ran.

CBS News reported on Friday.The decision to take down the ads was made on Friday afternoon, according to CBS News, but it is not immediately clear for how long the campaign plans on withholding the ads.

in a tweet Friday morning.Also Read: Washington Post Deletes 'Tasteless' Tweet Following Trump's COVID DiagnosisOn Friday, White House communications director Alyssa Farah tweeted, “Nothing keeps @realDonaldTrump down. He is resting & recovering under his doctors orders, but continues to be focused on the welfare of the American people.”The president announced on Twitter Thursday night he and his wife had tested positive for the coronavirus.