Britney Spears is the talk of the town again. The stalking-related arrest of her ex-husband, Jason Alexander on Wednesday has once again brought Spears’ personal life into the limelight, allowing people to revisit the numerous tribulations that she faced throughout her career. Recommended Videos But besides the rising concern for the pop star, one can also recall moments when the “Toxic” singer received severe backlash, and one of the incidents that induced criticism is the Virginia Tech controversy.

Tokyo Revengers is one of spring 2021’s most popular anime, quickly forming a large and dedicated fanbase due to its unique time-travel storyline and fascinating characters.  Recommended Videos If you want to catch up with this blockbuster anime or even dive in for the first time, here is everything you need to know about Tokyo Revengers. What Is Tokyo Revengers? https://youtu.be/RnghCw_LbdA The anime follows Takemichi Hanagaki, a young man who learns that his ex-girlfriend and her young brother were murdered by the infamous Tokyo Manji Gang.

Paramount’s Yellowstone is the talk of the social media sphere, with new episodes of the series airing every Sunday. The show has garnered quite a fan base among those who understand ranch life and those who have never experienced it a day in their lives.  Recommended Videos The draw of Yellowstone is everything from the setting and scenery to the characters and the stories that twist, intertwine, and set some of them down treacherous paths.

Every comic book character has their thing — that tiny identifying characteristic that comes to define their look. Clark Kent has that curl in the front of his hair. Professor X has that bald head. And Matt Murdock of Daredevil has round, red glasses. (At least Charlie Cox's Daredevil on Netflix does.) These don't always have a deeper significance — it's just part of the character design — but sometimes they do.

The Windows 8 details continue: Today on the Building Windows 8 blog, Alex Simons takes us through some changes to the Windows Explorer, chief among them the fact that Explorer will now be using Microsoft's Ribbon interface. Love it or hate it, more and more Microsoft applications have been picking up the Ribbon interface since it was introduced in Office 2007 - proponents say it organizes features intuitively and exposes previously buried functionality, while detractors say it contradicts years of learning on the part of its users and takes up too much space on screen.