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New York Post
4 hours ago
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- New York Post
Passenger shocked by what she saw on flight out of Istanbul: ‘Guess I'm flying Turkish Hairlines now'
A plane passenger has exposed the hilarious reality of flying out of Istanbul, Turkey in a now viral clip. The video, which has amassed over 14 million views, was captioned 'Guess I'm flying Turkish Hairlines now,' and panned to rows of bald men on-board. Advertisement TikToker Anna Malygon has exposed the hilarious reality of flying out of Istanbul, Turkey in a viral clip. TikTok/@maligoshik Proudly donning their prickly scalps scattered with micro red spots and follicle incisions, it was clear the men had undergone hair transplants. The cosmetic treatment, often obtained by men experiencing baldness, has seen a dramatic a 240% spike in the past decade, according to recent reports. Regarded as the Mecca of cosmetic treatments, Turkey has become a popular destination for hair transplants, representing nearly 60% of the global hair transplant tourism market thanks to its affordable, high-quality procedures. Advertisement @maligoshik Istanbul airport 💀 ♬ Love Grows (Sped up) – Edison Lighthouse The TikToker got a laugh out of the rows of men with obvious fresh hair transplants, flying out of Instanbul. The clip has drawn mixed reactions from viewers with some calling out the post for 'body shaming' men. 'Body shaming is only okay if it concerns men, right?,' said one sarcastic viewer. Advertisement 'This is so mean,' said another. 'Oh, is mocking people for their physical appearance funny again?,' questioned a third. 'So happy for these men. It's a courageous thing to do because of people who judge and shame them,' added a fourth. Others hit back, with some saying it was nothing more than a 'funny observation.' Advertisement 'Oh come on, I used to see this all the time when flying to Istanbul and it's hilarious. Can't we have a laugh about this?' one asked 'I don't sense any shaming here,' said another. Some even came up with their own witty puns. 'Wait, you mean Istanbul Hairport?' one person joked. 'Is that Hair Force One?' said another. The video, which has amassed over 14 million views, was captioned 'Guess I'm flying Turkish Hairlines now.' TikTok/@maligoshik Earlier this year a British man went viral after he suffered a jaw-dropping reaction following a hair transplant. London-born Kanah Flex, a professional choreographer, had been documenting his hair journey on TikTok where he revealed his head had dramatically swollen after the procedure, so much so he even compared himself to the fictional character 'Megamind'. Advertisement The surgery took four hours in total and a headband was put in place to assist with the swelling. 'Oh my god, what's going on,' he said when he first noticed the size of his head. 'God damn, look at my head. I look like Squidward. I look like Megamind. I look like Roger from American Dad. What is going on?'
Buzz Feed
08-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
18 Hidden Easter Eggs From DreamWorks Animated Movies That You Probably Missed The First Time
DreamWorks has a way of planting little details we often miss...I mean, the Easter eggs aren't just for Disney! But I bet you were too into the movies to even notice them. Fortunately for you, I picked up on them and these are the 18 that I noticed in particular: 1. Roxanne's dress color changes throughout Megamind. 2. In Penguins of Madagascar, Dave is seen drinking clam juice when the North Wind breaks into his submarine. Clams are actually known to be one of octopuses' main source of food. 3. The prison floor in Kung Fu Panda 2 resembles the Yin Yang symbol. 4. In the opening scene in Flushed Away, Roddy pulls out Wallace's outfit from the Wallace and Gromit series. 5. In that same scene, Roddy also pulls out a Wolverine outfit. Hugh Jackman, the voice of Roddy, also plays Wolverine in the Marvel films. 7. In Shrek 2, one of the potion bottles the workers put on a conveyor belt in Fairy Godmother's factory is marked "Fiagra"— a play on "Viagra." DreamWorks Animation 8. In Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa, Mort mimics the airplane wing walker from the Twilight Zone episode "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet." 9. When Puss first attacks Shrek in Shrek 2, he carves a "P" into the tree. 11. Plushes of Alex from Madagascar and Gromit can be seen in the little girl's bedroom in Flushed Away. DreamWorks Animation/Aardman Animation 12. In Shrek 2, the Big Bad Wolf is found reading a magazine called Pork Illustrated, a parody of Sports Illustrated. DreamWorks Animation 13. The monsters in Monsters vs. Aliens are all nods to classic monster movies. DreamWorks Animation Ginormica is a reference to Attack of the 50-Foot Woman, B.O.B. is a reference to The Blob, the Missing Link is a reference to Creature from the Black Lagoon, Dr. Cockroach Ph.D. is a reference to The Fly, and Insectosaurus is a reference to Mothra. 14. Mason and Phil from Madagascar make a cameo appearance on a newspaper in Turbo. DreamWorks Animation 15. In The Road to El Dorado, Tzekel-Kan's sacred book contains a picture of the DreamWorks logo. DreamWorks Animation 16. In Flushed Away, Roddy slides past various DreamWorks DVDs (how many can you spot?). DreamWorks Animation/Aardman Animation 17. General W.R. Monger wears a Shrek badge in Monsters vs. Aliens. DreamWorks Animation 18. And finally, during the DreamWorks logo in How to Train Your Dragon, Toothless can be seen flying in the sky in the background.
Buzz Feed
03-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
Here Are 18 Details You Missed In DreamWorks Movies
1. Roxanne's dress color changes throughout Megamind It's red when she's against Megamind, then purple when she begins to change her mind about him, then finally blue when she finally accepts and supports Megamind. 2. In Penguins of Madagascar, Dave is seen drinking clam juice when the North Wind broke into his submarine. Clams are actually known to be one of octopuses' main source of food. 3. The prison floor in Kung Fu Panda 2 resembles the Yin Yang symbol 4. In the opening scene in Flushed Away, Roddy pulls out Wallace's outfit from the Wallace and Gromit series. Both Flushed Away and Wallace and Gromit are produced by Aardman. 5. In that same scene, Roddy also pulls out a Wolverine outfit. Hugh Jackman, the voice of Roddy, also plays Wolverine in the Marvel films. 7. In Shrek 2, one of the potion bottles the workers put on a conveyor belt in Fairy Godmother's factory is marked "Fiagra", a play on "Viagra". 8. In Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa, Mort mimics the airplane wing walker from the Twilight Zone episode, Nightmare at 20,000 Feet. 9. When Puss first attacks Shrek in Shrek 2, he carves a "P" into the tree - a reference to Antonio Banderas, the voice of Puss, who also played Zorro in The Mask of Zorro. 11. Plushes of Alex from Madagascar and Gromit can be seen in the little girl's bedroom in Flushed Away. 12. In Shrek 2, The Wolf is found reading a magazine called Pork Illustrated, a parody of Sports Illustrated. 13. The monsters in Monsters vs. Aliens are nods to classic monster movies. Ginormica is a reference to Attack of the 50 Foot Woman, B.O.B. is a reference to The Blob, The Missing Link is a reference to Creature from the Black Lagoon, Dr. Cockroach Ph.D. is a reference to The Fly, and Insectosaurus is a reference to Mothra. 14. Mason and Phil from Madagascar makes a cameo appearance on a newspaper in Turbo. 15. In The Road to El Dorado, Tzekel-Kan's sacred book contains a picture of the DreamWorks logo. 16. In Flushed Away, Roddy slides past various DreamWorks DVDs. (How many can you spot?) 17. General W.R. Monger wears a Shrek badge in Monsters vs. Aliens. 18. And finally, During the DreamWorks logo in How to Train Your Dragon, Toothless can be seen flying in the sky in the background. DreamWorks Animation / Via
Buzz Feed
26-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
Which DreamWorks Character Is The Coolest?
This post has not been vetted or endorsed by BuzzFeed's editorial staff. BuzzFeed Community is a place where anyone can create a post or quiz. Try making your own! Community · Which shooting star breaks the mold? Ok, DreamWorks fans, I wanna know which character you think is the coolest. I've rounded up characters from some of the top DreamWorks movies like Shrek, Kung Fu Panda, Megamind, Madagascar, etc. So what's your pick? Sign up for a BuzzFeed Community account to make your own Showdown now! BuzzFeed
Express Tribune
27-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Express Tribune
Fisherman catches bizarre ‘alien-like' sea creature, sparking online frenzy
A Russian fisherman sparked debate after filming a strange deep-sea creature that some call an "alien." Roman Fedortsov, known for sharing unusual marine life, captured footage of a smooth lumpsucker fish with a bulbous appearance. Fedortsov, who has gained a following of over 600,000 on Instagram, frequently shares images of odd deep-sea creatures accidentally caught in fishing nets. His latest catch—a gray, bloated lumpsucker—has drawn comparisons to fictional extraterrestrials from 'Mars Attacks' and 'Megamind.' The video, filmed aboard Fedortsov's fishing vessel, shows the fish resting on the railing, its gelatinous body and unusual features making it appear otherworldly. Social media users reacted strongly, with one commenting, 'That is 100% an alien,' while another quipped, 'Fished in Chernobyl?' Some even called for the fish to be destroyed, highlighting the unsettling impact of its appearance. This is the third weird alien deep sea fish to surface... WTF is under our oceans .. That's not a fish. It has no fins and what looks like a spine. — Think Question CHANGE (@Think_QChange) February 27, 2025 Despite the online speculation, marine biologists explain that the lumpsucker's bloated look is likely due to rapid pressure changes as it was pulled from deep waters. Lumpsuckers are typically found at significant depths and use their specialized suction discs to cling to rocks in strong currents. Fedortsov's discoveries continue to captivate audiences, shedding light on the bizarre and mysterious creatures lurking in the ocean depths. His collection includes everything from toothy wolffish to eerie gelatinous species, fueling curiosity about the vast
