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Yahoo
3 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
24 Of The Funniest Tweets From Couples This Week (July 15-21)
Relationships are full of highs, lows and a whole bunch of ordinary, mundane moments in between. Somehow, couples on X, Bluesky and Threads continue to find humor in the minutiae of being in love. Every week, we round up the funniest posts from couples on those platforms. Scroll down to read the latest batch: @ My husband accidentally got me a burger with a gluten free bun and vegan cheese. We had a good run. — sixfootcandy (@sixfootcandy) July 21, 2025 My husband accidentally got me a burger with a gluten free bun and vegan cheese. We had a good run.— sixfootcandy (@sixfootcandy) July 21, 2025 "> My husband accidentally got me a burger with a gluten free bun and vegan cheese. We had a good run. @ Wedding vows should be updated to include, 'Do you promise to love & cherish him when he continues to watch loud videos on his phone after you've asked him to turn it down?' — Sarcastic Mommy (@sarcasticmommy4) July 20, 2025 Wedding vows should be updated to include, 'Do you promise to love & cherish him when he continues to watch loud videos on his phone after you've asked him to turn it down?'— Sarcastic Mommy (@sarcasticmommy4) July 20, 2025 "> Wedding vows should be updated to include, 'Do you promise to love & cherish him when he continues to watch loud videos on his phone after you've asked him to turn it down?' @ husband: do you know where the thing is me: I would like to buy a noun — meghan (@deloisivete) July 18, 2025 husband: do you know where the thing is me: I would like to buy a noun— meghan (@deloisivete) July 18, 2025 "> husband: do you know where the thing is me: I would like to buy a noun @ The key to a successful marriage is letting things go. I've started with myself. — Henpecked Hal (@HenpeckedHal) July 16, 2025 The key to a successful marriage is letting things go. I've started with myself.— Henpecked Hal (@HenpeckedHal) July 16, 2025 "> The key to a successful marriage is letting things go. I've started with myself. @ @ @ @ @ @ @ My husband came home from golfing & said we'd go out to dinner after he takes a quick nap. The 'quick nap' is entering hour 3. I think I'm cooking. — Sarcastic Mommy (@sarcasticmommy4) July 20, 2025 My husband came home from golfing & said we'd go out to dinner after he takes a quick nap. The 'quick nap' is entering hour 3. I think I'm cooking.— Sarcastic Mommy (@sarcasticmommy4) July 20, 2025 "> My husband came home from golfing & said we'd go out to dinner after he takes a quick nap. The 'quick nap' is entering hour 3. I think I'm cooking. @ Today my husband bought a 42-count box of Skittles fruit snacks from Costco. I should probably set up a diabetes screening for later this week. — Jennifer Parker (@Mrs_JParker) July 21, 2025 Today my husband bought a 42-count box of Skittles fruit snacks from Costco. I should probably set up a diabetes screening for later this week.— Jennifer Parker (@Mrs_JParker) July 21, 2025 "> Today my husband bought a 42-count box of Skittles fruit snacks from Costco. I should probably set up a diabetes screening for later this week. @ @billmorrow/Threads @katieboue/Threads Welcome to marriage. Here's the new way you fold towels. — Henpecked Hal (@HenpeckedHal) July 19, 2025 Welcome to marriage. Here's the new way you fold towels.— Henpecked Hal (@HenpeckedHal) July 19, 2025 "> Welcome to marriage. Here's the new way you fold towels. @tonyyounmd/Threads new bit: calling my wife 'the ol' balloon'instead of 'the ol' ball and chain' because she lifts me up instead of weighing me down — lesbian wife guy 🇵🇸 (@verysmallriver) July 16, 2025 new bit: calling my wife 'the ol' balloon'instead of 'the ol' ball and chain' because she lifts me up instead of weighing me down— lesbian wife guy 🇵🇸 (@verysmallriver) July 16, 2025 "> new bit: calling my wife 'the ol' balloon'instead of 'the ol' ball and chain' because she lifts me up instead of weighing me down
Yahoo
3 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
24 Of The Funniest Tweets From Couples This Week (July 15-21)
Relationships are full of highs, lows and a whole bunch of ordinary, mundane moments in between. Somehow, couples on X, Bluesky and Threads continue to find humor in the minutiae of being in love. Every week, we round up the funniest posts from couples on those platforms. Scroll down to read the latest batch: @ My husband accidentally got me a burger with a gluten free bun and vegan cheese. We had a good run.— sixfootcandy (@sixfootcandy) July 21, 2025 "> My husband accidentally got me a burger with a gluten free bun and vegan cheese. We had a good run. @ Wedding vows should be updated to include, 'Do you promise to love & cherish him when he continues to watch loud videos on his phone after you've asked him to turn it down?'— Sarcastic Mommy (@sarcasticmommy4) July 20, 2025 "> Wedding vows should be updated to include, 'Do you promise to love & cherish him when he continues to watch loud videos on his phone after you've asked him to turn it down?' @ husband: do you know where the thing is me: I would like to buy a noun— meghan (@deloisivete) July 18, 2025 "> husband: do you know where the thing is me: I would like to buy a noun @ The key to a successful marriage is letting things go. I've started with myself.— Henpecked Hal (@HenpeckedHal) July 16, 2025 "> The key to a successful marriage is letting things go. I've started with myself. @ @ @ @ @ @ @ My husband came home from golfing & said we'd go out to dinner after he takes a quick nap. The 'quick nap' is entering hour 3. I think I'm cooking.— Sarcastic Mommy (@sarcasticmommy4) July 20, 2025 "> My husband came home from golfing & said we'd go out to dinner after he takes a quick nap. The 'quick nap' is entering hour 3. I think I'm cooking. @ Today my husband bought a 42-count box of Skittles fruit snacks from Costco. I should probably set up a diabetes screening for later this week.— Jennifer Parker (@Mrs_JParker) July 21, 2025 "> Today my husband bought a 42-count box of Skittles fruit snacks from Costco. I should probably set up a diabetes screening for later this week. @ @billmorrow/Threads @katieboue/Threads Welcome to marriage. Here's the new way you fold towels.— Henpecked Hal (@HenpeckedHal) July 19, 2025 "> Welcome to marriage. Here's the new way you fold towels. @tonyyounmd/Threads new bit: calling my wife 'the ol' balloon'instead of 'the ol' ball and chain' because she lifts me up instead of weighing me down— lesbian wife guy 🇵🇸 (@verysmallriver) July 16, 2025 "> new bit: calling my wife 'the ol' balloon'instead of 'the ol' ball and chain' because she lifts me up instead of weighing me down Solve the daily Crossword
USA Today
6 hours ago
- USA Today
Georgia Bulldogs OL arrested, faces felony charges
Georgia Bulldogs sophomore offensive lineman Jahzare Jackson was arrested on July 16 on four separate charges. Jackson was booked in Clarke County Jail at 11:50 p.m. ET and was released at 4:17 a.m. on July 17 after spending approximately 4 and 1/2 hours. Jackson faces three drug-related charges including possession of marijuana over one ounce, possession and use of drug-related objects, and possession of marijuana less than one ounce. Jackson was released from Clarke County Jail after posting a bond of $5,030. The vast majority of Jackson's bond ($5,000) is due to possession of marijuana over one ounce, which is a felony. Jackson was initially pulled over in his 2017 Tesla for holding a cell phone while driving (a misdemeanor in Georgia). The 6-foot-10, 350-pound offensive lineman is known for playing three years of basketball with Overtime Elite before coming to Georgia. He appeared in all 14 games last season for Georgia in primarily a special teams role. Jackson was named to the SEC's first-year academic honor roll. The University of Georgia did not comment following Jackson's arrest. Jackson's arrest came the night after coach Kirby Smart addressed the media at the 2025 SEC media days event. Jackson will likely face a suspension and possibly more consequences as his future with the team is murkier now. Follow UGAWire on Instagram or Threads!
Rakyat Post
12 hours ago
- Rakyat Post
Do You Own Images You Paid A Photographer To Take? Here's What We Know
Subscribe to our FREE When you hire a professional photographer, there tends to be some confusion about ownership over the photos. Logically, most people would think that the photos would belong to the client, who paid for the service. However, there is a fine line between the law and ethics when it comes to photo ownership and what the photos are used for. For example, a gold investment agent shared on Threads about how she confronted a photographer she hired after he uploaded a photo of her without her consent, even after she politely asked him not to. She also claimed that the photographer accused her of mistreating him and blocked her. 'I feel that it was I who was mistreated. I've paid RM1,500 but the results were not up to the standards that were promised to me as the client,' she said in her post. In an earlier post, she mentioned that she has worked with other photographers in the past, and that many of them sought her consent first before sharing the photos they took as part of their portfolio. Although the photographer did take the photos offline as she had asked, he advised her to draft an agreement so as to not make other photographers feel mistreated in the future. According to law, photographers own the pictures they take by default The gold agent said in one of her posts on the matter that she believes photos she paid for are fully owned by her as a client. But how much of this is true? According to Section 26 of the What this means in practice is the photographer owns all copyrights of the images they take, even if the photos are commissioned or paid for unless there is a contract that explicitly states a transfer of rights. There are a few exceptions though, according to Section 26(2): When a photographer is an employee of a company, the copyright belongs to the employer. Relating to commissioned works, copyright can be transferred to the client if it was agreed in a contract. Photographers need to consider ethical practices too, or risk facing legal consequences Image: Adobe Stock Now that we got the ownership parts out of the way, there is also the question of ethics on the photographer's side. While it's true that the photos are owned by the photographer unless stated otherwise in a mutually agreed contract, common decency also needs to be considered when a photo involves the privacy of an individual. If not careful, career photographers could find themselves embroiled in a legal battle should the prosecutor decide to invoke the Personal Data Protection Act 2010 (PDPA), Section 509 of the Penal Code, or the Communications & Multimedia Act. Personal Data Protection Act 2010 (PDPA) Image: Data Protection Outsourcing Sdn Bhd The So for example, your company uses a photo of someone for your business without their consent, they can legally demand its deletion under PDPA. However, photos that are taken informally (without any commercial links) are not covered under the PDPA. Privacy, harassment, and other laws Photographers must also be careful about sharing images that may intrude another person's modesty (e.g. intimate or embarrasing photos). Section 509 of the Penal Code criminalises exposure of one's Meanwhile, Section 233 of the Communications and Multimedia Act prohibits online content that is offensive, abusive, harassing, or menacing. Posting someone's image to annoy, harass, or shame them might fall under this, even in group chats. Share your thoughts with us via TRP's . Get more stories like this to your inbox by signing up for our newsletter.
The Star
15 hours ago
- Entertainment
- The Star
Kenny Bee, Eric Tsang distance themselves from Namewee after taking group photo
Namewee (in dark glasses) in a now-deleted photo of himself with Kenny Bee (first from right) and Eric Tsang (second from left). Photo: Namewee/Threads Hong Kong singer Kenny Bee and Hong Kong actor Eric Tsang have swiftly distanced themselves from controversial Malaysian rapper-actor Namewee after a group photo of them was criticised by netizens. Bee and Tsang, both 72, were recently in Malaysia as part of the line-up of Hong Kong stars performing at the Wow! Super! Happy 30 Years concert at Resorts World Genting on July 19. Namewee, 42, took a photo with the pair before the show and posted it on social media on July 19, writing: 'Wishing you a successful performance tonight.' The photo of the trio together made waves on social media, with several netizens slamming Bee and Tsang for being associated with Namewee, whose full name is Wee Meng Chee. The hip-hop artiste has been blacklisted in China since the release of his satirical single Fragile in 2021. The track was said to be full of barbed references to Chinese President Xi Jinping and China-related issues, such as the political status of Taiwan and censorship in China. Bee, the lead vocalist of pop group The Wynners, took to Chinese social media platform Weibo on July 20, sharing a photo of himself with a statement. 'As a Chinese citizen, I have shown patriotism through concrete actions and firmly upheld the dignity of the country and national sentiment,' he wrote in Chinese. 'Recently, during an event in Genting, Malaysia, I took a photo with a certain person without noticing that it caused a misunderstanding.' Bee explained it was purely a courtesy interaction on a public occasion, and he was unaware of his background or past words and deeds. Without naming Namewee in the post, Bee said: 'If I had known his position earlier, I would never have had any contact with him. This incident was an unintentional mistake and does not mean that I agree with his views.' Tsang, the host of Hong Kong variety series Super Trio (1995 to present) also posted a similar statement on Weibo on July 21, adding: 'Once again, I express my deepest apologies to everyone.' Namewee has deleted the photo with Bee and Tsang from his social media accounts. In a now-deleted statement on Facebook, Namewee wrote in Chinese: 'In order not to affect the peace and stability of the 'motherland' as well as the safety of our comrades in Hong Kong in the Greater Bay Area, we have removed the previous post and photos.' – The Straits Times/Asia News Network
