Iceland Roasts Mark Zuckerberg’s Metaverse In Tourism Video; Touts “Open-World Experience Where Everything Is Real”

Meghan Markle has been branded the world’s ‘most influential Royal' - trumping the Queen. Analysis of online mentions of the major Royal family members saw Meghan the subject of a staggering 7.4 million Google searches in the average month.

The Icelandic mountains loom, the mists swirl between the peaks to where horses suddenly skitter in the snow. The only sound is stertorous breathing as the camera, clearly asserting something’s point of view, approaches the herd. Away they run.

Rupaul, shade, death drops or tongue pops, 2021 delivered a BOMBSHELL.Move out the way, Ru Paul’s Drag Race, All stars, UK, Canada, Spain, France, Thailand and the Netherlands - come through UK vs The World!YAS MAMA BOOTS THE HOUSE DOWN FOR YA NERVES.What isn’t it about? Glamour, drama, genitals being tucked - all the good stuff, tbh.According to reports, similar to the American all-stars version (Katya was robbed!) previous queens will return to fight it out for the crown to become the next

Iceland and Co-op staff won't enforce the new face mask rules as they "have got enough to deal with".

Jimmy Kimmel is taking the weirdness of Elf on the Shelf to new levels.

virtual world for Facebook users to gather via digital avatars — is far from its official launch, but that didn’t stop one animator from sharing their own nightmarish vision of the augmented reality space. Created by 3D animation studio Surreal Entertainment, the parody video purports to invite the viewer into the metaverse virtual reality [VR] “demo experience” as an “Alpha Tester,” where Meta (formerly Facebook) CEO Zuckerberg awaits to show you around.

Christopher Vourlias When the coronavirus pandemic arrived in Iceland last year, shutting down production on Netflix’s eight-part supernatural volcano drama “Katla,” veteran filmmaker Baltasar Kormákur was quick to rise to the challenge.With the support of the streaming giant, Kormákur came up with measures that would allow the production to get up and running again, introducing frequent testing and devising a color-coded system to control the flow of cast and crew on set.Since then, there’s

Christopher Vourlias When the coronavirus pandemic arrived in Iceland last year, shutting down production on Netflix’s eight-part supernatural volcano drama “Katla,” veteran filmmaker Baltasar Kormákur was quick to rise to the challenge.With the support of the streaming giant, Kormákur came up with measures that would allow the production to get up and running again, introducing frequent testing and devising a color-coded system to control the flow of cast and crew on set.Since then, there’s

Plans for over 150 new homes have been submitted for an island in Trafford.

Dying Light 2: Stay Human has revealed more about the city the players will visit.In a new video posted to the Techland YouTube channel, Dying Light 2: Stay Human world director Thomas Gerbaud talked about the city and its inhabitants.“The City, where people have started to build some new normality, which is constrained by fighting infected, the Renegades stalemate, but he (the player) is going to disrupt this normality by his choices and by his actions basically,” they said.“On our world, the

TUI has announced a series of offers in readiness for Black Friday later this week, with deals saving hundreds of pounds on holiday bookings flying out of Manchester Airport - including 24% off to Mexico, 22% off to Universal Orlando and 39% off trips to Iceland.

Back to his roots! Pete Davidson has frequently shared details about his Staten Island, New York, upbringing throughout his career, and now he’s bringing those memories front and center on the Saturday Night Live stage.

It’s no secret that Pete Davidson likes to poke fun at his native Staten Island. The 28-year-old comedian has opened up about growing up in the New York area many times over the years, and on Nov. 20, he made his feelings known in a hilarious skit on “Saturday Night Live”.

It took eight years and a very enticing look book before Lamb co-writer and director Valdimar Jóhannsson got Iceland’s current Oscar entry off the ground.

according to the Associated Press, was done to comply with a federal statute that limits how the seal can be used. Typically, only White House-affiliated accounts, like @POTUS, can post a clear image of the seal, while personal accounts, like @JoeBiden or @KamalaHarris, need to post a blurred version.

Manchester City are already set to be without Riyad Mahrez for most of January - or all of it if he repeats his African Cup of Nations success from two years ago.

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