Some people are just ungrateful. This weekend, pop sensation Sabrina Carpenter headlined the 2025 Austin City Limits festival, and she brought out a very special guest in Shania Twain, who joined her for a performance of her 1997 hit “That Don’t Impress Me Much.” Sabrina just released a new album Man’s Best Friend, which features hits like “Manchild,” and more, so I’m sure you’ve heard of her at some point, even if you’re not overly familiar with her music. And while current pop music isn’t really my thing, I do like Sabrina and enjoy a lot of her stuff. I’ll be honest, I tend to really enjoy it when she does something country like this. Sabrina has actually collaborated with Dolly Parton before, and she clearly has a love for country music, so it was only fitting that she bring out Shania while in Texas, but I’m not exactly sure the crowd realized how awesome of a surprise guest she was. Several videos have gone viral on TikTok, Sabrina’s one of the biggest artists in the world right now and obviously Shania is a legend, so it should’ve made for a massive moment… but I’m not sure it translated for whatever reason. The crowd shots during this performance looked lackluster at best, they weren’t loud at all, and many in the comments in the below videos pointed that out. I’m not sure if it’s because a lot of Sabrina’s fans are so young, or if it was maybe different in person, but it looks and sounds like these fans certainly did not appreciate this moment as much as they should’ve: @destinyjjones Shania Twain xoxo #austincitylimits #fyp #sabrinacarpenter #shortandsweettour #shaniatwain @Sabrina Carpenter @Shania Twain ♬ original sound – Destiny Jones Another angle: @hulu Name a better #ACLFestival duo… we’ll wait #SabrinaCarpenter #ShaniaTwain ♬ original sound – hulu People in the comments of course noted how cool the collab was, and how it seemed like the fans just were not getting it, and while some said that the Hulu clip in particular might have had the volume on the audience turned down, several of the videos that were just taken by fans in the crowd seem to have a similar level of enthusiasm: “Sabrina brings out THE BEST guests and the crowds are NEVER worthy.” “And the crowd went mild?” “Why is the crowd so ungrateful.” “That crowd is a flop.” “This would have made the crowd go wild if this was in Canada.” “Crowds too young to know the legend on stage.” “Sabrina does the coolest ishhhh and these crowds are” “Saw this in person and it was amazing! In person the crowd did go wild, at least from my perspective.” “Is she even performing in front of a crowd?” “I FEEL LIKE THE CROWD NEVER APPRECIATES HER GUESTS.” “This crowd MISSED THE VIBE.” “WHY IS NO ONE SCREAMING FOR SHANIA.” “Most of that crowd probably has no idea who Shania Twain is.” “The crowd is too chill y’all COME ON.” “The crowd is NEVER hype enough for any of her guests bruh.” “Guys it was SO hot and we were packed in there really tightly to the point people were passing out. It was 90 degrees and people were waiting for hours. But we were so hyped! Just exhausted.” “My soul would’ve left my body if I was there and Shania came out. Are those people ok?!” “I don’t think this crowd is as hype as they should be for this collab.” “I don’t think the crowd realizes how iconic this is.” “This would’ve changed my life. My favorite Shania song. Why is no one freaking out??” “I would pass away for a Sabrina country album.” “The crowd didn’t sound grateful to be in the presence of those two beauties.” “IT’S SHANIA TWAIN START CHEERING!” If I ever got to see Shania and Sabrina perform live together, I would lose it… hopefully there were a few crowd members who fully appreciated what they were lucky enough to witness in person. I’ll leave this here in case any of you youngsters reading this don’t fully appreciate what Sabrina did for you at ACL this weekend… “That Don’t Impress Me Much” The post Sabrina Carpenter Fans Call Out The ‘Austin City Limits’ Crowd For Being Unimpressed When She Brought Out Shania Twain As Her Surprise Guest first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

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There are certain movies that simply command your attention. For some, it's all about the sound designer, who may create explosive car chases that are loud and fiery. For others, it might be the work of the cinematographer, framing green, rolling hills below a buttery sunset. For me, and many others, what brings the most magic to film is the words brought to us by the screenwriters. Obviously, a masterful director—and brilliant actors—pull all of these elements together to create a near-perfect cinematic experience.Some dialogue from screenplays just hits like a ton of bricks. And if it hits at the right time, it might just stay embedded in your mind forever, possibly even transforming your life. One that I've carried with me is from the 1950s film Harvey starring Jimmy Stewart. "In this world, Elwood, you must be oh so smart or oh so pleasant. Well, for years, I was smart. I recommend pleasant. You may quote me." -Jimmy Stewart in the film Harvey. www.youtube.com, Bhana Prasad M, Universal Pictures Oftentimes, the movie itself doesn’t have to be an A+ for the line to be stellar. A lesser James L. Brooks film, How Do You Know, gave us another profound favorite movie line, delivered by Paul Rudd: "We are all just one small adjustment away from making our lives work." I think about that quote nearly every day.The art of writing screenplays is a delicate and nuanced endeavor. In fact, just recently, Ken Miyamoto listed "15 Movies Screenwriters Should Watch to Study Dialogue," in which he insists there are no real secrets. It either works or it doesn't, and it mostly depends on how relatable it is. A few of the movies he lists include Annie Hall, The Social Network, Good Will Hunting, and Glengarry Glen Ross. (Three of those screenwriters—Woody Allen, Aaron Sorkin, and David Mamet—are also playwrights, which could offer a clue as to why their work is so reliant on dialogue, alone.)On a Reddit post, someone asked, "What's the most unexpectedly profound quote you've ever heard in a movie?" The OP adds, "I was watching a movie the other day, and a line of dialogue just hit me harder than I expected. It got me thinking about how certain quotes from films can stick with you for years. What’s a quote from a movie that really resonated with you or made you think differently about something?"The question got over one thousand replies. They varied in tone from deeply meaningful and thought-provoking to just plain funny. Here are a few that stood out, mixed in with a few favorites of my own. PROFOUND:"The only true currency in this bankrupt world is what you share with someone else when you are uncool." – Almost Famous"It's not who you are underneath, but what you do that defines you." – Batman Begins"In a mad world, only the mad are sane." -- Ran (Kurosawa)"We just don’t recognize life’s most significant moments while they’re happening. Back then I thought, 'Well, there’ll be other days.' I didn’t realize that that was the only day." – Field of Dreams"Happiness can be found even in the darkest of times, if one only remembers to turn on the light." – Harry Potter and The Prisoner of Azkaban"Make the money, don't let the money make you." -- The Players Club"It’s only after we’ve lost everything that we’re free to do anything." – Fight Club"I think it pisses God off if you walk by the color purple in a field and don’t notice it" -- The Color Purple""Life is pain, highness. Anyone that tells you otherwise is selling something." – The Princess Bride "Life is pain" scene from the film The Princess Bride www.youtube.com, JM Lam, 20th Century Fox HUMOROUS:"Look up idiot in the dictionary, you know what you'll find?" "A picture of me?" "No, the definition of the word idiot, which you f-ing are." – Kiss Kiss Bang Bang"Worrying is like a rocking chair, it gives you something to do but it doesn't get you anywhere." – Van Wilder"Nervous?" "Yes." "First time?" "No, I've been nervous lots of times." – Airplane"That is one nutty hospital." – Tootsie"You're never too old to go to space camp." – Stranger Than Fiction"It must be nice always thinking you know better, to think you’re the smartest person in the room." "No, it's awful." – Broadcast News Holly Hunter in Broadcast News. www.youtube.com, 20th Century Fox, Michael Stevenson SCI-FI:"All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain" - Blade Runner"Watch the skies, everywhere. Keep looking. Keep watching the skies." -- The Thing from Another World“I just try to live every day as if I’ve deliberately come back to this one day to enjoy it as if it was the full final day of my extraordinary, ordinary life.” - About Time""Do or do not. There is no try." – The Empire Strikes Back - YouTube www.youtube.com, Empire Fan Productions CLASSIC:"It ain't about how hard you hit. It's about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward." – Rocky Balboa (2006)"Get busy living, or get busy dying." – The Shawshank Redemption"I gave her my heart and she gave me a pen." -- Say Anything"When you realize you want to spend the rest of your life with somebody, you want the rest of your life to start as soon as possible." __ When Harry Met Sally"Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it." – Ferris Bueller's Day Off Matthew Broderick stars as Ferris Bueller. www.youtube.com, Paramount Pictures, Maximus Operandi

It's impossible for men to understand what menstruation is truly like for women. But one mom is making it her mission to educate her young son about periods through doing the laundry together.Mom Gee Gee (@queenn.gee) shared a menstrual blood talk teaching moment with her young son, Brayden, in a touching video, where she explained how to remove blood from clothes using peroxide. She demonstrates it to him on a pair of underwear that has menstrual blood on it.How to talk to your sons about menstruation"Grown men have told me 'Ew that’s nasty/don’t talk about that' when I’ve mentioned being on my cycle. My son will be educated, understanding & helpful ?❤️," she wrote in the video's caption. "We’ve already had the talk about periods; this was just a teaching/reminding moment as he helped me with my laundry." See on Instagram As she shows Brayden how to apply the peroxide, she discusses more about the importance of not making fun of or shaming women who have their period. "Never ever make fun of a girl for having blood in her underwear or on her pants, okay?" she says, as her young son looks up at her and responds that he knows women have periods."We can't control that, it's a natural part of our lives. It's a natural part of the human body. However, many boys can sometimes be mean and cruel, and they often make fun of. And I don't want you to do that. I want you to be compassionate, okay?" she tells him.Gee Gee also explains what he should do if her ever sees a girl with menstrual blood on her pants. "If you ever see a girl at school that has a little blood on the back of her pants, and maybe she didn't see it or didn't know, how could you handle that?" she asks her son. See on Instagram Brayden responds, "By maybe pulling her to the side and try helping her and try getting her to the office or something." She replies, "Right! And do you tell her, 'You have blood on the back of your pants!' in front of everybody?" He says, "No."She then tells him that he could take off his sweater and offer it to her to "wrap around her so that it's not showing. It's not gross, it's not nasty. "Just like she can wash her underwear, you can wash your sweater as well. You're going to get older, and you might have your own kids, and you may have daughters or have a woman, and you may be washing her clothes, and I don't want you to ever be like, 'Eww! I'm not touching that!' No. Take care of it, use the peroxide, and be there for them, okay?" - YouTube www.youtube.com Her son nods his head, and they give each other a high-five and a big hug. And her followers shared how much they loved their interaction."Thank you, Mama, for raising an amazing young man! You are doing the most beautiful job. I admire you!!! And by the way he’s looking at you, I can tell he admires you too! Good job, sweet mama!" one commented. Another wrote, "Oh, Mama, you are teaching him to be an empathetic, kind, and protective man. This is beautiful ? This is the evolution of human beings ??."

There are good people in the world. And a young girl in Colorado who had her bike stolen was blessed with an act of kindness and empathy that proves it.After she parked her bike in front of a local PetSmart store in Highlands Ranch, Colorado, (located between Denver and Colorado Springs) to pick up some items for her dog, she returned to find it missing. That's when Douglas County Sheriff's Office Community Safety Volunteer Stephanie Trotter asked the nearby Brakes Plus Highlands Ranch store if they could provide any video footage they had to help find the perpetrator. Manager Kevin O’Sullivan promptly reached out to Brakes Plus corporate for video from the store's cameras. Unfortunately, the videos came back with no leads. The seeming dead end didn't sit well with O’Sullivan. "We were bummed, we wanted to do something. I went home that night and was talking about it with my girlfriend, Lori," he tells Upworthy. "That's when she suggested that we start a collection to help raise enough money to buy her a brand new bike and bike lock. We saw somebody that could use some good faith."The next day, he went into the store and shared his idea with his team of technicians and salesman—and they were enthusiastically in. Word spread, and a few neighboring shops also chipped in. O'Sullivan reached back out to Ms. Trotter, and asked if he could be put in touch with the young girl's dad to share the news with her.The Brakes Plus team spent a week raising cash for her, with everyone donating $20 or more. Then they got to present her with a thoughtful card with the funds inside. Brakes Plus Highlands Ranch raises funds to buy new bike for young girl that had her bike stolen nearby their store.Image courtesy Douglas County Sheriff's Office"She looked stunned," says O'Sullivan. "It's a good feeling, seeing her smile and light up after hearing how much she missed her bike and loved riding it."It's a full-circle moment for O'Sullivan, who could empathize with the young girl. "When I was 14, I worked at a supermarket three miles up the road from my home. One night I came out of work and my bike was stolen," he said. "At that age, your bike is your most prized possession. And a couple guys on the team also experienced the same thing growing up. "We wanted to show her that everybody is not evil."Unfortunately, bike theft is a significant problem in Colorado. "Denver and the state of Colorado in general ranks among the top states for bike theft per capita, with high average values for stolen bikes," says Ray Ecke, President of Right Word Media, Inc. "To address this, bike owners in Denver are encouraged to register their bicycles with the Denver Police Department's 529 Garage program."As for O'Sullivan and his team, he hopes that others will take the same kind of action in their communities. "It was a pay-it-forward kind of thing. And maybe at some point in her life, she will remember this and do the same for someone else," he says.

It 's inarguably terrible when the day that is supposed to be the best one of the year ends up a total disappointment. What’s worse is realizing that next year, and all the years after, may be just as big a letdown. A TikToker who posts videos about her travel adventures shared a video about how she believes she has had one of the worst birthdays, and this year, she wants to make a change."I am born on one of, if not the worst, day of the year," she said. "I genuinely believe there are probably only one or two other dates to have a birthday that are worse than mine. My birthday is the third of January." The woman used to enjoy having a birthday right after New Year’s when she was a child because she and her friends had the time off from school. "But as I've got older, I've realized it's just horrible,” she said. She juxtaposed her birthday with her boyfriend's, who was born on August 1st, a great time to have a party or see the world.Why is it bad to have a January 3rd birthday?"But for my birthday, nobody wants to do anything. Everyone's going back to work or school the next day," she continued. "Nobody has any money. Everyone's on Dry January, Veganuary, or just simply on a diet. It just means that nobody wants to celebrate with me." @sightseeingsantisooks I need your help!! #wheretogo #helpme #holidaytiktok #traveleurope #traveltok "I just never really seem to have an amazing day," she said before announcing that this year was going to be different. She wants to take a trip to Europe for a few days to make the best of her special day. However, she's not sure where in Europe to go that won’t be too cold or suffer from post-holiday burnout. She was considering Prague in the Czech Republic, but wasn’t entirely sure. So, she asked her fellow TikTokers for some advice. Prague in the Czech Republicvia PixabayWhere's a nice place to travel in Europe in January?“I went to Baden-Baden in Germany two years ago. They have a big Russian population so the Christmas Market goes to their Christmas (January 7th??) Also, you can soak in the baths there,” Calsacienne suggested. “Copenhagen is cold but cosy during winter, all the restaurants have candles and blankets in the evening and lots of things to see and do,” Rosie added.“Go to Iceland, see the northern lights swim in the blue lagoon, see the black sands beach, it’s beautiful there,” Raabitsarefun21 said. “Prague is always beautiful to visit, an absolutely stunning city! Alternatively, I'd suggest Budapest, also a gem. And, at the start of January, the Christmas decorations are usually still up,” Lexia.Lea added. A mountian in Iceland.via PixabayWhile it's lamentable that the woman was born on such a terrible day to hang out with friends or get out and see the world, you’ve got to hand it to her for living with a bad situation for years and finally striking out to do something about it. January 3rd may not be the most opportune time to travel around Europe, but it’s much better than hanging around the house and wishing you were born on another day.