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  Today in skeevy tech news, the Guardian reports that Uber employees have allegedly tracked Beyoncé's comings-and-goings by using the company's "God View" data, according to information disclosed in court documents. The claims come from the company's former forensic investigator, Samuel Ward Spangenberg, who is currently suing Uber, alleging that age discrimination and whistleblower retaliation resulted in his being fired. In an official court statement, Spangenberg also said that he approached his bosses over breaches in ethics that included storing employee and customer data in an unsafe manner. The aforementioned "God View" tool was created by the company to investigate accidents and refund-claims, but was also used by some employees to gather data on politicians, celebrities (like Beyoncé), and even personal acquaintances and exes. While Uber has admitted that there were some unethical uses of the "God View,"

Big Sean - Bounce Back As we awoke from our makeup-strewn Halloween hangover to face the harsh realities of November, we noticed that Big Sean had left us a little gift. This gift came in the form of two singles: “ Bounce Back ” and “ No More Interviews ,” the latter of which is widely understood to contain a mild diss at Kid Cudi. Now, Big Sean has shared a music video for “Bounce Back,” and it is stunningly beautiful. Filmed in heavily-saturated color hues, the visual is a surreal clash of imagery that feels like a contained work of science fiction. It is Sean’s first video release in a while, with his last work coming from some accompaniments to this year’s Twenty88, a duo he formed with Jhené Aiko (with an impending sequel recently announced). No word yet on whether “Bounce Back” or “No More Interviews” will appear on an upcoming Sean solo album, but it never hurts to dream.

It’s been a banner month for Carpool Karaoke , with first Madonna and now Bruno Mars appearing in installments of James Corden’s recurring sing-along sketch. The first promo for Mars’ segment — which will air during Tuesday’s episode of The Late Late Show — shows the Grammy-winning artist jamming out to his recent single, “ 24K Magic ,” while wearing his signature XXIV cap. The preview begins with Corden’s usual schtick of thanking his passenger for helping him beat the Los Angeles traffic before revealing Mars is the one sitting shotgun. “The Carpool you’ve been waiting for,” the clip teases. Watch the full video below. sumber : http://time.com

The Weeknd courts our shadow sides on his new album, Starboy. Courtesy of the artist    America loves a hot mess. Added by Oxford Dictionaries in August 2014, that phrase connotes "a person or thing that is spectacularly unsuccessful or disordered, especially one that is a source of peculiar fascination." The roots of hot mess attraction in popular music go as far back as the blues. We love transmissions from and about our shadow sides — secret pains, forbidden longings, destructive urges kept barely in check. Consider classic rock cyclones like Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin and Jim Morrison, who combined exceptional talent and all-too-human emotion. Excess, both offstage and on, fed their legends. Long before sex addiction became a commonly understood concept, Tesfaye and Nilsson write from a knowing per

  MAUI is a demigod—half god, half mortal, all awesome. Charismatic and funny, he wields a magical fishhook that allows him to shapeshift into all kinds of animals and pull up islands from the sea. Featuring Dwayne Johnson as the voice of Maui, Walt Disney Animation Studios' “Moana” sails into U.S. theaters on Nov. 23, 2016. ©2016 Disney. All Rights Reserved. Those hoping to build an effective leadership style may want to see “Moana.” The new hit Disney film, which tells the story of young heroine Moana who goes on a cross-sea voyage with a retired demigod and other faithful sidekicks, has received a number of positive reviews so far. Vox called Moana “an emotional, funny stor

  On Friday (Dec. 9), Chris Brown announced that he’s welcoming us into his life sooner than we think. Brown’s documentary, Welcome To My Life doesn’t have an official release date, but can be expected very soon as declared by the “Loyal” singer, himself. https://www.instagram.com/p/BNz6W99A8hf/?taken-by=chrisbrownofficial The Riveting Entertainment film will seemingly document the trials and tribulations Brown experienced since the bout of legal trouble he’s been attached to since 2009. In the trailer above, Breezy admits to “thinking of suicide and everything else” as well as to omitting sleep and food and just “getting high,” during what appears to be a very dark time for him. a In an attempt to control the narrative surrounding the entertainer and his brand, as well as shed light on a more vulnerable side of the controversially talented triple-threat, the film features friends along the likes of Usher attesting that “If you truly love Chris Brown, then you felt