Endangered snow leopard shocks skiiers on Indian mountain

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Instagram bug on Android lets other users see your direct messages

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Instagram’s new feature allowing multiple accounts comes with a caveat for Android users: there’s a bug that shares your personal notifications and direct messages with other users.

If you share access to an account with other Instagram users on Android, you may have noticed that DMs and notifications on your personal, non-shared account are being sent to them as well.

Here's a breakdown: Let's say you and I each have personal Instagram accounts and both have access to a third, shared account. If someone sends me a direct message to my personal account, you might also receive a push notification for that private, direct message even though it isn't sent to you or our shared account. Read more...

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Share uplifting photos of the things that warm your heart

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It's hard to believe we're already more than a month into 2016. January flew by in a flash, and February greeted us with candy hearts.

Our next photo challenge, brought to you by Mashable and Lipton, is all about sharing the things that brighten the season.

Is it the beautiful orange sunset that adds color to an otherwise cold, white day? Or a good deed spotted in the middle of a busy street? Maybe it's a portrait of your puppy, one where he's basically beaming with excitement to see you return home. Show us the people, places and scenes that uplift your everyday winter routine.

We photographed a silhouette of someone holding a warm cup of Lipton's Enticing Chai, a black tea blended with sweet and savory spices. Read more...

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What does this llama know about the Samsung Galaxy S7 that we don't?

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Samsung might be having a little too much fun with the unveiling of its next flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S7.

In its latest bit of pre-release hype, Samsung marched a llama by the name of Kuzco through what looks like a First Order hangar bay to "unbox" the new flagship phone. Then it took Kuzco out, parked him in front of a canvas, and let him loose with some paint brushes that look specially designed for llama mouths.

Here's what Kuzco (the same name as the emperor-turned-llama in The Emperor's New Groove, natch) drew: Read more...

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Reddit photoshops this triumphant Taylor Swift

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Zendaya did her own makeup for the Grammys this year

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Zendaya’s retro mullet and David Bowie-inspired suit are still topping Grammys headlines. 

But the singer’s look captivated us for another reason.

The new face of CoverGirl decided to try out some of the company's products by doing her own makeup for the awards show this year. Typically, stars spend a reported $1,000 to $2,000 on makeup alone for the night of awards shows. That's not to mention the thousands spent on clothing, hair and alterations.

Zendaya, 19, ended up with something neutral and refined — the perfect complement to her sophisticated pantsuit.

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The top 5 spots in the world to work from

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Some Syrian refugees can now pay for food just by scanning their eyes

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In Jordan, some Syrian refugees can now pay for their groceries with the blink of an eye.

The United Nations World Food Programme, which addresses the food needs of refugee populations, launched a new system at Jordan's King Abdullah Park refugee camp on Tuesday that uses iris scans to confirm the identities of refugees, quickly processing payment for those who receive food assistance. The World Food Programme called it a "milestone" in the evolution of its food assistance program.

The system, though new to the World Food Programme, is not new to refugees in their relationship with the U.N. Similar technology is already used when refugees register with the U.N. Refugee Agency (UNHCR), using their unique irises as a sort of fingerprint to store identification information in a database. Read more...

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Before and after the airstrikes: Photos of charity hospital reveal devastation in Syria

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The death toll continues to rise after airstrikes hit a Syrian hospital supported by the charity Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) on Monday

At least 11 people are confirmed dead at the hospital in Ma’arat Al Numan, in the Idlib province of northern Syria, according to a new statement released by MSF on Tuesday. The organizations says the 30-bed hospital was hit by four missiles in two back-to-back attacks on the facility, and they expect the death toll will rise. Rescue workers are still digging through the remains of the now-destroyed hospital. Three people were pulled out of the rubble alive Read more...

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Roger Goodell made $34.1 million in 2014 amid NFL scandal

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You might think 2014 was a bad year for the NFL. A domestic violence scandal roiled the league. Meanwhile, damaging information continued to emerge about the brutal effects football has on former players — and the NFL's prior efforts to obfuscate that information

But 2014 was a very, very good year for commissioner Roger Goodell. He was paid a whopping $34.1 million in salary and bonuses by the NFL

Goodell's compensation for 2014 was revealed Tuesday in the NFL's tax filings for that year. Because the NFL is a technically registered as a tax-exempt non-profit (I know, right!?), those filings are public record and were widely reported Tuesday morning Read more...

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Little kid has some pretty level-headed feelings about impending breakup

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Though Quinn still requires a booster seat to keep her tucked safely in the back of mom's car, she's dealing with some pretty serious relationship woes.

Little Quinn is well-aware that her current relationship is headed for doom, and she's experiencing some pretty standard pre-breakup anxiety: Is she too young to be dating? Can she face hurting her boyfriend? How will he react?

Quinn, forget this kid— he'll be fine by recess.

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No one asked for 'Kindergarten Cop 2,' but here's a trailer for it anyway

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Why isn't Arnold Schwarzenegger reprising his cult-favorite '90s role for Kindergarten Cop 2? Maybe it really was a tumor after all?

Anyway, the first trailer for this Dolph Lundgren-starring sequel is here, and it features a kid peeing in a trash can while wearing said trash can's lid on his head. That's all you really need to know about the sequel to Kindergarten Cop.

Lundgren plays FBI agent Reed, who goes undercover while hunting for stolen data. Unfortunately for Reed, he's also old and out of touch, so the school's liberal environment and emphasis on political correctness are a confusing surprise. Read more...

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Baby pandas take their first bumbling steps

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Baby pandas might have chubby legs and bad eyesight. But put them on camera and they crawl like kings

The Toronto Zoo recently released this video of their 4-month-old baby panda cubs taking their first adorable steps. Sure, they don't always stick their landings. They're baby pandas, not gymnasts.

Every time they tumble, our hearts skip a beat. There's no way they can be injured, we think. They just collapse into a pile of their own beautiful fluffy flesh.

The more they fall, the more we awwwww

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YouTube pranksters will hit big screen on April Fools Day

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LOS ANGELES — Hollywood's about to turn into "Prankwood."

Natural Born Pranksters, produced and financed by Studio71 (formerly known as Collective Digital Studio) and distributed by Lionsgate, follows YouTubers VitalyzdTV, Roman Atwood and Dennis Roady as they take their pranks and social experiments "to the next level."

It will launch in theaters, electronic sell-through and VOD on April 1 — yep, April Fools Day. There will also be live screening tour in select cities ahead of the film’s release.

The trailer, which was released on Tuesday, teases the digital stars — who have collectively amassed over 28 million subscribers and over three billion views — as well as some of their pranks and all the "April fools." Read more...

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Parents share struggles of waking up kids with Boyz II Men parody

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How to switch on Siri's secret reading powers

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Need to read a web page but your hands are full? Don't fret, Siri is here to helpMashable Tech Correspondent Ray Wong shows you how to unlock the secret reading powers of your iPhone's most loyal personal assistant. Read more...

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Unknown musician Paul McCartney turned down from Tyga's Grammy party

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"How VIP do we gotta get?" is a pretty fair question coming from Sir Paul McCartney

McCartney, arguably the most famous living musician on the planet, was twice denied entrance to a Grammy after-party hosted by Tyga. He was accompanied by fellow losers Beck and Taylor Hawkins, drummer of the Foo Fighters. Love is definitely not all you need

TMZ caught footage of the trio outside Argyle in Hollywood missing out on an opportunity to party with Kylie Jenner's boyfriend

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Top 5 spring break destinations … without the college crowd

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Spring break has long been a much-anticipated collegiate getaway — a time away from the rigors of the classroom that allows studious young adults to relax and rejuvenate.

In other words … PARTY!

For those who like the idea of a vernal equinox vacation without the beer bongs and bikinis, spring can be the perfect time for a family, friends or couples-only escape. To find out the top spring break destinations for adults without a college crowd, Marriott Rewards Premier Credit Card commissioned an online survey of more than 1,000 adults, asking which destination they would be most likely to choose for a springtime getaway. Read more...

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'Rumor' has it, this German Shepherd is headed for Best in Show

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Reese Witherspoon and Reese's Pieces stump celebs in 'Hollywood Game Night' clip

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No one loves a punny question more than Hollywood Game Night, so take a guess on this one from Tuesday's new episode: Which has been around longer — Reese Witherspoon or Reese's Pieces?

The answer certainly stumped one of the celebs around the Popped Quiz table

In the new episode, Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley of Florida Georgia Line, Hunter Hayes, Ciara, Estelle, and Ta’Rhonda Jones of Empire are among the guests for an episode titled "Musical Game Night" — which is quite fitting, since it airs the day after the Grammys

The episode airs at 8 p.m. ET on NBC Tuesday.

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