Waching daily Jan 4 2018

Jeopardy! Schools a Contestant: A "Gangster" Is Not a "Gangsta"

  A Jeopardy! contestant lost $3,200 after he said gangster instead of gangsta. During Mondays episode, contestant Nick Spicher chose a $1,600 clue in the Music and Literature: Before and After category, which required contestants to connect two titles that shared a common word.

A song by Coolio from 'Dangerous Minds goes back in time to become a 1667 John Milton classic, host Alex Trebek said, reading the clue aloud.  What is Gangsters Paradise Lost? Spicher said, linking the rappers 1995 hit Gangstas Paradise with the poets poem Paradise Lost.  Trebek deemed the answer correct and awarded the total.  Shortly after, however, the host retracted his remarks.

Our judges have re-evaluated one of your responses a few moments ago, Nick. You said 'gansters instead of 'gangstas on that song by Coolio.

So, we take $3,200 away from you. So, you are now in second place, Trebek said, deducting the awarded total and taking away another $1,600 for the incorrect answer. This caused Spichers total to drop from $12,000 to $8,800.

Jeopardy! clarified the score deduction on its website.

Although Nicks response of 'Gangsters Paradise Lost was initially accepted, the hard R sound caught the ear of one member of the onstage team, who immediately followed up with a quick check, a highlight article on Jeopardy.com read.

It turns out that 'gangsta and 'gangster are both listed separately in the Oxford English Dictionary, each with its own unique definition.

Nick changed not only the songs title, but also its meaning –making his response unacceptable. At the top of the article, the author also explained that every contestant response is reviewed at the Judges Table during live gameplay to ensure that it is complete and accurate and that producers, writers and third-party observers will pause the game if a score change is in question.

Todays Double Jeopardy! round was no exception: The judges ultimately ruled against Nicks response of 'Gangsters Paradise Lost, and it all came down to one syllable, the article read.

The TV moment went viral and generated a range of Internet memes. A video of the clip tweeted by Roy Wood Jr. from The Daily Show has already been viewed about 2.2 million times. Watch the video to see the clip.

For more infomation >> Jeopardy! Schools a Contestant: A "Gangster" Is Not a "Gangsta" - Duration: 2:07.

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Is Blake Shelton Teaching Gwen Stefani's 11-Year-Old Son How to Drive? - Duration: 1:43.

Is Blake Shelton Teaching Gwen Stefani's 11-Year-Old Son How to Drive?

  Blake Sheltons truck got stuck in the mud while he was teaching Gwen Stefanis 11-year-old son Kingston how to drive. The Make Me Like You singer, who was visiting Blake in Oklahoma, took to Instagram Story Tuesday to share videos of her trip with her followers.

In the first video, Gwen gets out of her car to see whats going on with the truck in the mud as Kingston says, I did not drive that in there, no I didnt. What happened? What did you do? Gwen laughs.

Blake then tells her, I was teaching Kingston how to drive and he took off driving like a manic into the middle of the frozen pond..

Gwen then shared another view of the car and wrote Couldnt resist the mud. Blake really wanted to go through the mud and then it got stuck? Gwen asks.

This aint the first one weve blown through, Blake replies as Gwen laughs. In another video we see a second truck help successfully get Blakes car out of the mud.

Also on Tuesday, Gwen shared a video of herself with Blake on the ice. ❤️gx @blakeshelton #Oklahoma #L.A.M.B.

#burton, she captioned the post. But it looks like Gwen has left Oklahoma, she posted on Instagram Story Tuesday evening that shes going home now. She then shared a picture of Blake with Bye Blakeeee written on it with crying emojis.

Gwen and Blake spent Christmas with her three kids, with whom she shares with ex Gavin Rossdale. In an adorable video posted on Gwens Instagram, Blake can be seen filming the boys reactions to their Christmas gifts.

For more infomation >> Is Blake Shelton Teaching Gwen Stefani's 11-Year-Old Son How to Drive? - Duration: 1:43.

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Justin Bieber's ex forgets her top is see-through during braless stroll - Duration: 3:01.

Justin Bieber's ex forgets her top is see-through during braless stroll

The Australian swimsuit designer rose to fame after she and her then-fling at the time Justin Bieber were pictured skinny dipping in Hawaii.

Now, the vixen is better known for over-sharing with fans, and her penchant for flesh-flashing is stronger than ever.

Ready to celebrate the New Year in style, the blonde took to the official Sahara Ray Instagram account to once again set pulses racing with yet another eye-watering reveal.

Rocking a skintight white crop top, the starlet rolled up her outfit to reveal her washboard abs.

However, Sahara soon learned the perils of going braless as her stretched outfit quickly betrayed her.

The 24-year-olds chest was entirely on show as the flimsy fabric did nothing to conceal her modesty.

Posing on the pebbles, in front of a number of electricity meters, the blonde pulled her long blonde locks back and pushed her cleavage out.

Writing to her 1.3 million followers, Sahara said: 2018, no filter..

"Shes so beautiful" Instagram user Naturally, it didnt take long for the comments section to become flooded with compliments, with one fan gushing: This is amazing.

Another chimed in: Always so stunning, all the best for the new year.

While a third wrote back: Shes so beautiful.

This isnt the first time Saharas pictures have turned heads.

Last month Sahara posed completely naked in an eye-watering body reveal.

Relaxing at home, the blonde raised eyebrows as she posed in a rather precarious position, leaving very little to the imagination.

New year, same her.

For more infomation >> Justin Bieber's ex forgets her top is see-through during braless stroll - Duration: 3:01.

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How Jessica Alba Is Adjusting to Life as a Mom of Three After Son's Birth - Duration: 1:40.

How Jessica Alba Is Adjusting to Life as a Mom of Three After Son's Birth

Jessica Alba and Cash Warren are happy about their little miracle and are sharing diaper duty as they and their daughters bond with their first son.

The actress and co-founder of the Honest Company and husband Cash Warren welcomed their third child and first son, Hayes Alba Warren, on New Years Eve. He joins big sisters Honor, 9, and Haven, 6.

Alba posted on her Instagram Stories on Wednesday videos of her and the baby, writing, Up every 2.5 hours round the clock and A hot shower and a little makeup to make me feel human. Jessica and Cash are over the moon and in love with their baby boy, Hayes, a source told E! News exclusively.

Jessica had a smooth delivery on New Years and was able to go home quickly, which she was very happy about.

She keeps saying that third times a charm and how excited everyone is to have a boy in the family. Cash was rooting for a boy, and they are happy about their little miracle..

Jessica thinks that the process has been much easier so far because she has been a mom for years now, the source said. The girls are really excited to have a brother and already obsessed with him.

Hayes has even had many visitors come to the house already, and everyone thinks he looks a lot like Cash..

The source also said that while Jessica has been recovering, Cash has been very helpful with the basic newborn needs like changing and waking up during the night.

Jessica plans to ease back into work later on this year, and will still be heavily involved in Honest Company, the source added.

For more infomation >> How Jessica Alba Is Adjusting to Life as a Mom of Three After Son's Birth - Duration: 1:40.

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IS LOCKHEED MARTIN CLOSE TO SIGNING INDIA'S SINGLE ENGINE FIGHTER DEAL - Duration: 1:22.

For more infomation >> IS LOCKHEED MARTIN CLOSE TO SIGNING INDIA'S SINGLE ENGINE FIGHTER DEAL - Duration: 1:22.

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How Grown-ish Is Helping Change the Face of Freeform in 2018 - Duration: 3:22.

How Grown-ish Is Helping Change the Face of Freeform in 2018

When Grown-ish debuts on Freeform tonight, not only will it mark the networks most substantial and promising new comedy to debut since 2015, but if you look closely, youll notice that Yara Shahidis arrival on the cable channel marks an even greater shift.

Once seemingly content being known as the network that Pretty Little Liars built (or at least, kept afloat—not that theres anything wrong with that), Freeform has moved away from its desire to replicate that ultra-addictive soaps success with lesser carbon copies and, instead, seems to have decided to become the home of young female women trying to find their way in the world.

The shift began almost immediately after PLL unveiled Uber-A in the series finale, when just a few short weeks after, the inspired (and inspiring) new drama The Bold Type debuted.

But with the new year comes a more earnest shift in the face of the network thanks to the arrival of the college campus-set comedy, itself a spinoff from the popular ABC comedy Black-ish.

Like The Bold Types Jane (Katie Stevens), Kat (Aisha Dee), and Sutton (Meghann Fahy) before her, Shahidis Zoey Johnson is a young woman trying to make sense of her life now that shes leveled up (only swap in the fictional California University for the trios fictional Scarlet magazine workplace).

And just like them, shes not going through it alone.

Grown-ish, which finds Black-ish creator Kenya Barris at the helm (ensuring its damn near as funny, if not more so, than its ABC predecessor), surrounds Zoey with a diverse group of students (many of them also female) who are all trying to make sense of this thing called adulthood, realizing its handled best when its handled together.

But its Shahidi who truly stands out, taking this star-making opportunity and running with it and, in the process, giving Freeforms clear target demo a chance to see themselves reflected back from their screens.

In tonights two-part premiere, she deals with the fact that she doesnt know everything she thought she did, she makes some bad decisions, she parties, she studies, she rebounds from her bad decisions into some worse ones.

In short, shes human—relatable, sympathetic, real. Shes just like you or me. And shes not forced to try and outsmart a series of sadistic omnipresent villains in her small town in the process.

And its that, the chance for young women to see themselves represented, that continues on the network throughout this new year.

Alone Together, the networks next big comedy swing, debuts on January 10 and is co-created by up-and-coming comedian Esther Povitsky, who co-stars alongside her co-creator Benji Aflalo.

The show, a look at two millennial misfits bonded in their platonic relationship as they navigate life in Los Angeles, has already been renewed for a second season.

And just announced is the networks plan to wrap up the groundbreaking family drama The Fosters this summer, only to spin off main characters Callie (Maia Mitchell) and Mariana (Cierra Ramirez) into a series of their own, following the young women as they embark on the next phase of their lives.

Beyond that, theres the debut of Cloak & Dagger, an adaptation of the Marvel comic series, that stars Olivia Holt as Tandy Bowen, a teenager with the ability to emit light daggers—hence her nick name—to look forward to, as well as mermaid drama Siren and not one, but two more seasons of The Bold Type.

Oh, and if youre still hoping to get your patented Freeform fix of PLL insanity, theres still the spinoff, Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists, coming down the pike.

You didnt think theyd abandon you completely, did they? The one thing that I didnt know about college.was that, in all actuality, I would soon discover that I didnt know anything, Zoey admits in the premiere of Grown-ish.

While those answers may not come to her easily, its sure going to be a treat watching her try and learn. And as Freeforms newest star, shes clearly in great company. Grown-ish premieres Wednesday, Jan. 3 at 8 p.m.