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Batman, Catwoman Oral Sex Scene Blocked From Series: “Heroes Don’t Do That”

Batman, Catwoman Oral Sex Scene Blocked From Series: “Heroes Don’t Do That”

BY JAMES HIBBERD | HollywoodReporter.Com Troy Warren for CNT 'Harley Quinn' co-creator Justin Halpern claims this scene was nixed by DC, and the internet has thoughts. Batman can beat criminals to a pulp, take on supervillains and live a double life as a billionaire playboy and caped crusader … but he can’t, apparently, go downtown — not downtown Gotham City, he can, obviously, certainly go there, but he can’t go to, you know … the other downtown. In a rather surprising revelation, the co-creator of the R-rated Harley Quinnanimated series told Variety that DC blocked the inclusion of a scene from the upcoming third season of the show…
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Tested: 2022 Honda Civic Grows Up

Tested: 2022 Honda Civic Grows Up

BY ANNIE WHITE | CarAndDriver.Com Troy Warren for CNT The 11th-generation Honda Civic breaks free from its predecessor's design but keeps the good stuff. The outgoing 10th-generation Honda Civic left a mark. Nimble, engaging, affordable, and efficient, that Civic had everything an entry-level car shopper could want. For those looking beyond entry level and toward performance, the Civic's performance-minded siblings, the Civic Si and Type R offered even more excellence for not much more money. Now a new generation is here, and it has all of the things that made us love the last one, wrapped in a package that is a departure from its polarizing…
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These 5 things can give you a high-end shower design

These 5 things can give you a high-end shower design

By Kiersten Willis, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Troy Warren for CNT You don’t have to book a hotel stay to have a luxury shower experience. A few upgrades to your bathroom can give you the same experience at home. Houzz recently published 10 tips for building a spa-like shower at home. Here are five of them. Make shower doors a showcase Glass shower doors can make tiles the focal point. According to Bob Villa, “frameless shower doors have played a key role in the transition from the bathroom as functional to home retreat. The best frameless shower doors bring a minimalist elegance, with either…
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Fairness, Delivered

Fairness, Delivered

By Priya Krishna | FoodAndWine.Com Troy Warren for CNT With a business model that doesn’t gouge restaurants, ChowNow wants to turn the tables on third-party delivery apps. Christopher Webb bristles when people call his service a "delivery company." That's because even though, yes, restaurants do use ChowNow, of which Webb is the CEO and cofounder, to operate delivery and takeout, he doesn't see the business in the same category as, say, DoorDash or Grubhub. For one thing, instead of charging restaurants commissions on every order-which often ensures that restaurants either never see a profit on a dish or else have to raise prices-ChowNow…
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NATIONAL FUDGE DAY | June 16

NATIONAL FUDGE DAY | June 16

Troy Warren for CNT   NATIONAL FUDGE DAY | June 16 National Fudge Day comes around each year on June 16th, allowing you to indulge in your favorite flavor of this delicious confectionery. Some of the most familiar fudge flavors are chocolate, chocolate nut, peanut butter, maple, and maple nut.  Fudge lends itself to experimentation when it comes to flavors. Blending favorites or even a moment of inspiration will create a new delicious kind of fudge. Adding bits of candy, nuts, or sprinkles on National Fudge Day can bring just the right celebratory burst of excitement to an old favorite. When…
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YouTube Bans Ads for Politics, Alcohol, Prescription Drugs and Gambling on Homepage

YouTube Bans Ads for Politics, Alcohol, Prescription Drugs and Gambling on Homepage

BY J. CLARA CHAN | HollywoodReporter.Com Troy Warren for CNT Beginning on Monday, advertisers will have a new set of restrictions on the types of ads they can place on the "most prominent" slot on YouTube's home page. YouTube has banned ads related to politics, alcohol, prescription drugs and gambling from its “most prominent” ad slot on the homepage, according to updated guidelines posted to Google’s advertising support page on Monday. Ads that depict or refer to alcohol, prescription drugs and gambling will not be allowed on the homepage. Political ads that endorse a candidate for office will also be outright banned, but others that are related…
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Los Angeles Residents Begin Dropping Masks as Economy Fully Opens: “L.A.’s Comeback is Well Underway”

Los Angeles Residents Begin Dropping Masks as Economy Fully Opens: “L.A.’s Comeback is Well Underway”

BY KIRSTEN CHUBA, CHRIS GARDNER | HollywoodReporter.Com Troy Warren for CNT Political leaders and locals celebrated a milestone day in the fight against COVID-19 as capacity restrictions and social distancing guidelines were lifted, allowing for the first real taste of normalcy since March of 2020. Posted up behind a podium boasting the slogan “California Roars Back,” California Governor Gavin Newsom braved a Southern California heatwave Tuesday morning to mark the most positive milestone yet in the COVID-19 pandemic: a return to normal life. “We are here,” Newsom said against the backdrop of the iconic silver globe outside Universal Studios Hollywood where he was joined…
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Allianz Predicts Record-Breaking Spending on Summer Travel

Allianz Predicts Record-Breaking Spending on Summer Travel

PATRICK CLARKE | TravelPulse.Com Troy Warren for CNT   Allianz Partners USA has released its 13th annual Vacation Confidence Index, predicting that American travelers will spend a jaw-dropping $153.7 billion on summer vacation in 2021. The impressive figure marks a 160 percent increase over last year's pandemic-stricken season and a surprising 50 percent increase over the summer of 2019 long before the COVID-19 crisis came into frame. Each individual household is expected to spend an average of $2,122 on summer vacation this year, based on Allianz's research, which is up considerably from $1,888 last year and $2,037 in 2019. Plus, six out…
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