When a man visited a mechanic looking for a tire rotation‚ the mechanic offered to do it for free—if‚ he could dance to Long Cool Woman by the Hollies. Llanteros 503 posted a video of the challenge on his TikTok page. It shows the man taking the chore very seriously. As the classic rock song kicks in‚ he takes a moment to feel the music‚ and then he jumps in like he’s danced to it many times before. “You can tell he lived the times‚” reads the caption. @llanteros503 You can tell he lived the times #thehollies #foryour #parati #llanteros503 ♬ som original – Complete Restoration The customer danced so well that the mechanic couldn’t help but join in. By the middle of the song‚ the two had a full-fledged dance party happening in the parking lot. TikTok Followers Are Loving The Man’s Moves &; Say He Earned His Free Tire Rotation The wholesome encounter has been winning the hearts of TikTok users since it was first posted in late February. As of writing‚ the video has gone viral with nearly 11 million views and dozens of shares by major publications. “I swear music &; dancing could heal the world if we let it‚” someone wrote in the comments. “This is contagious.” “He killed it oh yea he deserves the free tire rotation‚” another follower shared. “love the moment that he started feeling the groove ‚” wrote an impressed watcher. Llanteros 503 has based his entire page on fun challenges like this. The mechanic has earned a massive following with dance-off videos for tire alignments‚ car washes‚ and more. The employees even battle it out to see who gets to leave work early‚ who gets to take PTO first‚ and who has to clean the shop. We’d say more businesses should follow this trend&;#33; You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Mechanic Challenges Man to Dance Off—Man Proves He Has “Contagious” Skills appeared first on InspireMore.

Blake Shelton met the love of his life‚ Gwen Stefani‚ 10 years ago‚ and it wasn’t exactly love at first sight. Today‚ Blake and Gwen are the gold standard of couple goals. After dating for six years‚ they said “I do” inside a chapel built on Blake’s ranch in Tishomingo‚ Oklahoma‚ in 2021. Blake became a stepfather to her three sons that day‚ and the family is now a tight-knit group that loves to spend their time living the country life. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Gwen Stefani (@gwenstefani) But when the pair first laid eyes on each other‚ there weren’t instant sparks. As Blake shared with ET‚ he met Gwen while they were working on The Voice in 2014. She was pregnant with her youngest son‚ Apollo‚ and married to Gavin Rossdale at the time. He was married to fellow county singer‚ Miranda Lambert. While Blake and Gwen worked side-by-side‚ they rarely spoke to each other that first year. And Blake didn’t think they had enough in common to become more than professional acquaintances. “You would see her out at the red chairs if there was a production meeting or whatever and I feel like I got to know Pharrell [Williams] more that year than I did Gwen‚” he continued. “It wasn’t until the season she came back‚ the next one‚ that the pieces were falling together.”  Critics Thought Blake Shelton And Gwen Stefani Would Never Last When filming kicked back in the following year‚ life looked much different for Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani. Both singers were having behind-the-scenes marital troubles‚ which led to divorce. Blake and Miranda finalized their divorce that July. Gwen and Gavin filed the following month. That November‚ Gwen announced her budding romance with her now-husband. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Gwen Stefani (@gwenstefani) At the beginning of their relationship‚ Gwen and Blake had many critics. People believed they were simply rebounds and far too different to last. While they clearly proved the naysayers wrong‚ Blake can’t blame them for having doubts. Because back in 2014‚ he would have said the same things. “If you would’ve told me the first season that we met that — what was gonna happen‚ I would’ve been like‚ ‘No‚ we actually don’t even have anything to even talk about‚ you know&;#63;” he shared. “What are you talking about&;#63;’ … It’s crazy how things work out.”  This story’s featured image is by Emma McIntyre/Getty Images for TNT. The post Blake Shelton Shares Why He Never Imagined Gwen Stefani Would Be His “Missing Piece” When He First Met Her appeared first on InspireMore.

'You might have thought we’d be working to secure our Southern border'

'Mortified'

'The only flag that should be flying on the floor of the U.S. House is the AMERICAN FLAG&;#33;'

This Complete List Of  KISS Solo Albums And Songs presents the full discography of  KISS Solo studio albums. The four original members of the band KISS all released solo albums on the same day in 1978 while keeping the band together. The solo albums were all released as side projects. Of course‚ upon release‚ everyone began to argue which was the best of the four. While that is subjective‚ only one of the albums spawned a big hit single‚ which turned out to be Ace Frehley’s “New York Groove.” Below is a listing of all four albums with in-depth credits The post Complete List Of KISS Solo Albums And Discography appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.

Brutally Honest Bill Maher: &;quot;Ron DeSantis Wasn't Wrong&;quot;

Without a doubt‚ many readers here at NewsBusters were mega-dittos fans of the late‚ great Rush Limbaugh. In today’s media world perhaps you listen to conservative talk radio hosts Sean Hannity or Rush’s successors Clay Travis and Buck Sexton‚ or Glenn Beck or Jesse Kelly. Or‚ indeed someone else‚ perhaps a local conservative host in your area. But whomever you listen to from that list of conservative talkers‚ they all have one thing in common: their shows have sponsors from the private sector.  And in no instance are those sponsors the American taxpayer. To a show‚ those sponsors are from the private sector‚ all busy selling their product (like Optima Tax Relief). This is‚ of course‚ not true with National Public Radio. NPR is funded in part‚ whether you like it or not‚ by you. The American taxpayer. And it is no coincidence that the government-supported radio has a seriously liberal bent. God bless America and free speech. But the decidedly obvious problem is that you are paying the bill - and the money is lifted right out of your wallet automatically‚ giving you absolutely zero choice in paying for what has morphed into left-wing propaganda radio. Imagine taxpayer dollars going to subsidize Limbaugh or Levin. You don't have to wonder whether the Left would find that a horrible expenditure of tax dollars to promote one side of the fence. Which makes the saga of longtime NPR editor Uri Berliner considerably interesting. A longtime editor at NPR‚ Berliner penned a lengthy article which not only startlingly admits to the problem but criticizes his bosses and colleagues for producing news every day from the liberal bubble. Over at a site titled‚ yes‚ The Free Press‚ Berliner titled his piece this way:  I’ve Been at NPR for 25 Years. Here’s How We Lost America’s Trust. Let’s dip into some of the things this longtime NPR editor says. First of all‚ Berliner describes himself‚ saying:  You know the stereotype of the NPR listener: an EV-driving‚ Wordle-playing‚ tote bag–carrying coastal elite. It doesn’t precisely describe me‚ but it’s not far off. I’m Sarah Lawrence–educated‚ was raised by a lesbian peace activist mother‚ I drive a Subaru‚ and Spotify says my listening habits are most similar to people in Berkeley.  I fit the NPR mold. I’ll cop to that. Then he goes on to say:   By 2023‚ the picture was completely different: only 11 percent described themselves as very or somewhat conservative‚ 21 percent as middle of the road‚ and 67 percent of listeners said they were very or somewhat liberal. We weren’t just losing conservatives; we were also losing moderates and traditional liberals.  An open-minded spirit no longer exists within NPR‚ and now‚ predictably‚ we don’t have an audience that reflects America. And how did this happen&;#63; Berliner goes on - but of course - this way‚ saying:  Like many unfortunate things‚ the rise of advocacy took off with Donald Trump. As in many newsrooms‚ his election in 2016 was greeted at NPR with a mixture of disbelief‚ anger‚ and despair. (Just to note‚ I eagerly voted against Trump twice but felt we were obliged to cover him fairly.) But what began as tough‚ straightforward coverage of a belligerent‚ truth-impaired president veered toward efforts to damage or topple Trump’s presidency. Berliner keeps going‚ listing notable stories from the last several years and the way they were handled by the decidedly left-wing NPR staff. Trump-Russia collusion hoax&;#63; That was “catnip” and NPR took their guidance from the man Sean Hannity calls “the congenital liar (Rep.) Adam Schiff.” The New York Post pre-2020 election scoop about Hunter Biden’s decidedly scandalous laptop&;#63; Says Berliner:  The laptop was newsworthy. But the timeless journalistic instinct of following a hot story lead was being squelched. During a meeting with colleagues‚ I listened as one of NPR’s best and most fair-minded journalists said it was good we weren’t following the laptop story because it could help Trump. The reality that the Covid pandemic came out of a lab leak in Wuhan‚ China&;#63;  The lab leak theory came in for rough treatment almost immediately‚ dismissed as racist or a right-wing conspiracy theory. Anthony Fauci and former NIH head Francis Collins‚ representing the public health establishment‚ were its most notable critics. And that was enough for NPR. We became fervent members of Team Natural Origin‚ even declaring that the lab leak had been debunked by scientists.  But that wasn’t the case. Berliner keeps on going to give examples making his devastating case of left-wing bias at NPR.  When George Floyd died‚ he writes that the message from the top of NPR was that.  America’s infestation with systemic racism was loud and clear: it was a given. Our mission was to change it. NPR‚ it was made clear‚ was all about diversity - diversity of skin color and gender. Berliner writes:  But what’s notable is the extent to which people at every level of NPR have comfortably coalesced around the progressive worldview.  And this‚ I believe‚ is the most damaging development at NPR: the absence of viewpoint diversity. Now. Having spoken truth to power‚ you get one guess as to the newest headline about Mr. Berliner‚ this one from CBS: “NPR suspends editor who accused the network of liberal bias” And within a matter of hours‚ that headline was followed by this one at the New York Post. It read:  NPR editor Uri Berliner resigns after bombshell expose reveals network’s pervasive left-wing bias The Post story reported:  NPR correspondent Uri Berliner‚ who was suspended without pay after calling out the radio broadcaster’s rampant liberal bias‚ resigned on Wednesday — and took a parting shot at the network’s controversial CEO. 'I am resigning from NPR‚ a great American institution where I have worked for 25 years‚' Berliner wrote on his X social media account on Wednesday. 'I respect the integrity of my colleagues and wish for NPR to thrive and do important journalism.' Berliner added that he 'cannot work in a newsroom where I am disparaged by a new CEO whose divisive views confirm the very problems at NPR I cite in my Free Press essay.' The “new CEO” of NPR that Berliner refers to is one Katherine Maher. And it took a bare blink of the eye for Maher to be revealed in past tweets as the personification of the Trump-hating‚ far-left mindset that consumes NPR. So there you have it. You‚ the American taxpayer‚ are paying for NPR and its left-wing bias. And if you are working at NPR and protest that bias‚ you will be suspended without pay and then made so uncomfortable you are forced to resign. The real problem&;#63; This is but one example of a journalistic outlet pretending to “just the facts” reporting. The fact that taxpayers have to pay for it is particularly insulting to Americans. And that is something that Tennessee Senator Marsha Blackburn is determined to change‚ sponsoring legislation to defund NPR. While over in the House the same move is being led by Indiana Congressman Jim Banks. But make no mistake‚ there are plenty of so-called journalism outlets out there that pretend to straight-up reporting when‚ in fact‚ just like NPR‚ their newsrooms are under the iron-fisted control of left-wing activists. And viewpoint diversity‚ as is true at NPR‚ is not to be tolerated. At NPR‚ thanks to Uri Berliner -- at the cost of his job -- the mask of journalistic independence and objectivity has finally dropped. It's about time someone from the inside told the ugly truth about it.

Lawmakers recently passed legislation early Saturday that will authorize and expand Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. The controversial bill will allow the government to collect communications of foreign individuals by accessing records from phone and tech providers‚ per Tech Crunch.The bill passed with a 60-34 vote. However‚ critics have not been silent about the recent development. Some have suggested that the piece of legislation will allow the government to sweep up Americans' information while spying on foreign targets.White House officials came to the defense of the effort to reauthorize FISA‚ stating that the law will prevent terrorists and cyber attacks and that a lapse in such powers would hurt the U.S. government's ability to gather important intelligence.Privacy advocates and rights groups shot down the reauthorization of FISA‚ which does not require the FBI or NSA to get warrants before searching the Section 702 database for Americans' communications.The White House published the following statement after the legislation was passed.We applaud the Senate’s passage of H.R. 7888‚ the Reforming Intelligence and Securing America Act. This legislation‚ which passed the House last week and the Senate tonight with broad bipartisan support‚ will renew and reform Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) – one of the United States’ most vital intelligence collection tools. The Reforming Intelligence and Securing America Act will retain essential authority to understand and protect against a wide range of dangerous threats to Americans while enhancing safeguards for privacy and civil liberties through the most robust set of reforms ever included in legislation to reauthorize Section 702.The President will swiftly sign the bill into law‚ ensuring that our security professionals can continue to rely on Section 702 to detect grave national security threats and use that understanding to protect the United States.Senator Ron Wyden‚ a Democratic privacy hawk and member of the Senate Intelligence Committee‚ accused lawmakers of holding out &;quot;until the 11th hour to ram through renewal of warrantless surveillance in the dead of night.&;quot;“Time after time anti-reformers pledge that their band-aid changes to the law will curb abuses‚ and yet every time‚ the public learns about fresh abuses by officials who face little meaningful oversight‚” Wyden said in a statement.The bill ultimately passed shortly after midnight.Like Blaze News&;#63; Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here&;#33;

Sen. Rand Paul Blasts 'Priorities' of Flag Wavers on the House Floor (and They Were NOT U.S. Flags)