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Brie Larson is, once again, dropping jaws and showing off her superhero physique in a series of images from a hamstring stretch. The actress and Marvel hero makes fitness an essential part of her day, and the hard work most certainly pays off. She’s not just a pillar of strength in the superhero realm as Ms. Marvel; she’s a hero to fans worldwide who look up to her for her determination, compassion, and of course — her physical fitness too.

The CEO of a company that specializes in optimizing LinkedIn posts is facing criticism after he posted a tearful selfie on the social media platform alongside an announcement that he had laid off some of his employees. But he told Motherboard he was only trying to show the difficulties business owners go through themselves when they have no other choice but to enact layoffs.

The CEO of an online marketing firm was lambasted on social media after he posted a “cringeworthy” selfie on LinkedIn that showed him crying as he announced layoffs. Braden Wallake, the CEO of Columbus, Ohio-based marketing services firm HyperSocial, took to LinkedIn to announce the firings in a lengthy, blubbering ramble to employees. It is unclear how many employees were fired by the company. “This will be the most vulnerable thing I’ll ever share,” he wrote. “I’ve gone back and forth whether to post this or not. We just had to layoff a few of our employees.” Wallake then wrote that the dismissals were...

Michelle Cousino from Avoca snapped this selfie with a clown, and now they’re Selfie Superstars with Timmy D at Lakeshore Graphics in Lexington! If you’d like to win tomorrow, submit a selfie HERE!

A business owner and CEO has sparked a debate after sharing a tearful selfie on LinkedIn while announcing layoffs at his company.Braden Wallake, the CEO of business-to-business marketing agency HyperSocial, shared the emotional post on LinkedIn on Tuesday, where he described it as the “most vulnerable thing” he will “ever share”.“This will be the most vulnerable thing I’ll ever share. I’ve gone back and forth whether to post this or not. We just had to layoff a few of our employees. I’ve seen a lot of layoffs over the last few weeks on LinkedIn. Most of those are due...

"Days like today, I wish I was a business owner that was only money driven and didn't care about who he hurt along the way. But I'm not," Braden Wallake wrote.

PORTLAND, Ore (KPTV) – The Joy Store welcomes its customers to pop by to experience joy through a series of themed galleries filled with balloons!. The store, located at 825 Southwest 5th Avenue, is the creation of installation artist Kameron Messmer who uses theatrical techniques to bring each room to life. FOX 12′s Ayo Elise stopped by to learn more about what people can expect when they pop by.

Selfies generated by Artificial intelligenceRobot Overlords/TikTok. Art-based AI generators have become quite popular and many people are using this artificial intelligence to create interesting art and images. What these generators do is use all the graphics present on the internet to create images based on keywords.

Just steps away from a free Downtown shuttle stop along Tejon Street, right next to Colorado College’s Robson Arena, is Selfie Bear Bear, Colorado Springs’ first and only selfie parlor and event space. Filling an intimate residential venue are a variety of scenes, props, backgrounds and lighting setups that let you instantaneously create sharable photos with family, friends and more. And it’s not just for the TikTok and Instagram gurus.

A marketing CEO is being roasted for posting a picture of him in tears on LinkedIn after laying off employees, calling it the lowest moment he can think of. Braden Wallake, CEO of B2B Marketing company HyperSocial, posted on Tuesday that he had to layoff some employees because of decisions he made for the business.

Braden Wallake, CEO and founder of B2B agency HyperSocial, took to LinkedIn to speak about the ‘failings’ on his part