+ New Photo Series Shows Jewish + Arab People Refuse to Be Enemies
The situation in Gaza is intense, but that doesn’t mean all Jewish and Arab people are fighting. In fact, a new photo series highlights people who “refuse to be enemies,” and it’s pretty damn inspiring. As BuzzFeed notes, it has turned into an international social media campaign against the civilian deaths in the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
+ Disney Movies Give Terrible Love Advice
In a relationship? You might think following Disney’s love advice is a good idea, but that pretty much guarantees the opposite of a “Happily Ever After.” Thanks to “Seventeen” magazine, you can relive your children by learning what horrible choices your favorite Disney characters made in the name of love.
+ Congressman John Dingell Wins Twitter
Your friends aren’t the only ones obsessed with “Kim Kardashian: Hollywood.” One staffer at the Environmental Protection Agency’s guilty pleasure was revealed in a cringe-worthy way: a tweet from the wrong account. In response, Congressman John Dingell used the opportunity to plug the Clean Water Act and won the Internet in the process.
+ Jordana Brewster Wants You to Donate Your Clothes
Jordana Brewster might love clothes, but that doesn’t mean she’s holding on to the pieces she hasn’t worn in years. When showing People around her house, actress found recently that “there was a lot of stuff (she wanted) to give away.” Where’s it all going? Find out that and why she wants people to donate old clothes here.
+ Lupita Nyong’o Explains Her Side Hustle
Lupita Nyong’o isn’t just an Academy Award-winning actress; she’s also giving Chris Pratt a run for his hair braiding-money. In the most recent issue of “Elle France” magazine, the actress admits that she had dedicated to making braiding her “side hustle.” Too bad she “didn’t have the heart to charge anyone.”
+ Adrian Grenier Really Wants You to Recycle
Instagram isn’t just an app used to document that really cool sunset you saw. Take Adrian Grenier, for example. The actor used the social media platform to promote recycle. In a recent post, he tagged Oceana, saying, “Come on everyone, let’s not leave a footprint of waste and carelessness. #reduce #reuse #recycle #reengage in caring for our beaches and oceans.”