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Posted On: December 9th 2022, 12:27 am

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Happy birthday Kynlee!!! We are so proud of you!! Love you so much!!! 💪⭐️🎬🤸‍♀️❤️
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The film industry is not ready for what AI can do. The famous police lineup scene from The Usual Suspects (1995) has been recreated with five of Hollywood’s biggest action stars: Jean-Claude Van Damme, Wesley Snipes, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sylvester Stallone, and Chuck Norris. The result looks like a scene from an action movie that never existed. This would have been stupidly expensive to make with the real actors. And that’s what makes this so interesting. Getting five of Hollywood’s biggest action stars together for a scene like this would have once required a huge budget, contracts, scheduling, and an entire production crew. Now, in 2026, a single creator can make something like this with AI tools. The cost of creating film scenes is changing fast, along with who gets to make them. This particular recreation was made by @thisaintcanon, showing just how far these tools have come. What do you think this means for Hollywood? 🤔💬 🎥: @thisaintcanon
Madurai-based creator Veeramani’s request for Diwali sweets took an unexpected turn after he shared his address online, hoping to receive sweets from his followers. Instead, strangers reportedly flooded him with unwanted cash-on-delivery orders for expensive electronics and appliances, with one order involving a tanker reportedly worth ₹70 crore. The incident turned his small request into chaos as deliveries began arriving without his consent. After the story gained attention, Instamart stepped in with a Diwali surprise for Veeramani. The platform sent him gifts without any cash on delivery ayment, including a mobile phone, PC, projector, induction cooker and ofcourse, the sweets he had originally asked for. The gesture came through Instamart’s Quick India Movement Sale, turning a very unreal online episode into a marketing campaign. The incident also highlights how sharing personal details publicly can expose people to misuse, while Instamart’s response gave Veeramani a more cheerful ending to an otherwise unexpected Diwali experience.
Christoffer bryter ihop av dåligt samvete 💔 Hur ska paret lösa det här? 🏝️ #tv4 #robinson
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