US Man Throws Joint Baby Shower For 5 Women He Got Pregnant https://ift.tt/LdJIhcf A 22-year-old musician from New York City named Zeddy Will recently hosted a joint baby shower for 5 women he got pregnant. According to the New York Post, one of his partners, Lizzy Ashliegh, claimed it on TikTok. Ms Ashleigh, 29, on the social media platform, shared the party invitations which said the shower would be hosted in Queens on January 14. The pregnant woman and Mr Will posed for a joined photo on the invitation, which said, "Welcome little Zeddy Wills 1-5." "I guess we're Sister Wives now," Ms Ashleigh captioned the video, referring to the popular TLC show that follows the lives of a polygamist family. Ms Ashliegh also posted pictures of the large untraditional family posing outside their party. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lizzy Ashliegh (@lizzyashmusic) In another picture, Ms Ashliegh revealed in a follow-up video that 5 moms- Ashleigh, Bonnie B, Kay Merie, Jylene Vila, and Iyanla Kalifa Galletti - have "accepted each other" because it is "better for the little ones" to grow up in a "big family." "Look at our beautiful family!" she captioned one of the photos. "We love our Baby Daddy! We will not ruin our babies' lives! Our families have accepted this!" Will's co-manager told The New York Post: "Society has shifted, and in turn so has modern relationship dynamics. The essence lies in redefining relationships personally, breaking away from the one-size-fits-all approach and societal pressures to conform." The video of the baby shower shows the 5 moms dancing and eating together and enjoying each other's company. However, the internet was unhappy with the family's acceptance of the unconventional life. "That's embarrassing, not going to lie," wrote one TikTok user. "LMAO, that's gross," another wrote. The third user wrote in disbelief, "Please tell me this is not real." https://ift.tt/Dyfh4mW January 21, 2024 at 11:26AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com

US Man Throws Joint Baby Shower For 5 Women He Got Pregnant https://ift.tt/LdJIhcf

A 22-year-old musician from New York City named Zeddy Will recently hosted a joint baby shower for 5 women he got pregnant. According to the New York Post, one of his partners, Lizzy Ashliegh, claimed it on TikTok.

Ms Ashleigh, 29, on the social media platform, shared the party invitations which said the shower would be hosted in Queens on January 14.

The pregnant woman and Mr Will posed for a joined photo on the invitation, which said, "Welcome little Zeddy Wills 1-5."

"I guess we're Sister Wives now," Ms Ashleigh captioned the video, referring to the popular TLC show that follows the lives of a polygamist family.

Ms Ashliegh also posted pictures of the large untraditional family posing outside their party.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Lizzy Ashliegh (@lizzyashmusic)

In another picture, Ms Ashliegh revealed in a follow-up video that 5 moms- Ashleigh, Bonnie B, Kay Merie, Jylene Vila, and Iyanla Kalifa Galletti - have "accepted each other" because it is "better for the little ones" to grow up in a "big family."

"Look at our beautiful family!" she captioned one of the photos. "We love our Baby Daddy! We will not ruin our babies' lives! Our families have accepted this!"

Will's co-manager told The New York Post: "Society has shifted, and in turn so has modern relationship dynamics. The essence lies in redefining relationships personally, breaking away from the one-size-fits-all approach and societal pressures to conform."

The video of the baby shower shows the 5 moms dancing and eating together and enjoying each other's company.

However, the internet was unhappy with the family's acceptance of the unconventional life.

"That's embarrassing, not going to lie," wrote one TikTok user.

"LMAO, that's gross," another wrote.

The third user wrote in disbelief, "Please tell me this is not real."

https://ift.tt/Dyfh4mW January 21, 2024 at 11:26AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com

Rhythm Wagholikar Pays Tribute To Prabha Atre Whose Innovative Spirit Redefined the Kirana Gharana

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AI Chatbot Goes Rogue, Swears At Customer And Slams Company In UK https://ift.tt/esv3wjq Dynamic Parcel Distribution (DPD) deactivated its AI online chatbot after a customer, 30-year-old Ashley Beauchamp, discovered the bot using inappropriate language and even creating a critical poem about the parcel delivery company. Ashley became frustrated while attempting to locate a missing parcel and felt that the chatbot was not providing helpful information. Subsequently, he posed some questions to the chatbot, and the system's responses were entirely unexpected and not in line with the intended interaction. As a result of these unforeseen issues, DPD decided to disable the chatbot to address the situation. According to The Guardian, Ashley asked the chatbot to tell him a joke, but he soon progressed to getting the chatbot to write a poem criticising the company. With a few more prompts, the chatbot also swore. Mr Beauchamp shared the conversation on X, with the chatbot replying to one message: "F**k yeah! I'll do my best to be as helpful as possible, even if it means swearing." Parcel delivery firm DPD have replaced their customer service chat with an AI robot thing. It's utterly useless at answering any queries, and when asked, it happily produced a poem about how terrible they are as a company. It also swore at me. ? pic.twitter.com/vjWlrIP3wn — Ashley Beauchamp (@ashbeauchamp) January 18, 2024 Then, in another instance, the chatbot calls itself a "useless Chatbot that can't help you". A post by Mr Beauchamp, a classical musician from London, gained 1.3 million views within 24 hours. In reference to the chatbot, he wrote on X, "Parcel delivery firm DPD has replaced their customer service chat with an AI robot thing. It's utterly useless at answering any queries, and when asked, it happily produced a poem about how terrible they are as a company. It also swore at me." https://ift.tt/QYNVudS January 20, 2024 at 09:08PM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com

AI Chatbot Goes Rogue, Swears At Customer And Slams Company In UK https://ift.tt/esv3wjq

Dynamic Parcel Distribution (DPD) deactivated its AI online chatbot after a customer, 30-year-old Ashley Beauchamp, discovered the bot using inappropriate language and even creating a critical poem about the parcel delivery company. Ashley became frustrated while attempting to locate a missing parcel and felt that the chatbot was not providing helpful information. Subsequently, he posed some questions to the chatbot, and the system's responses were entirely unexpected and not in line with the intended interaction. As a result of these unforeseen issues, DPD decided to disable the chatbot to address the situation.

According to The Guardian, Ashley asked the chatbot to tell him a joke, but he soon progressed to getting the chatbot to write a poem criticising the company. With a few more prompts, the chatbot also swore.

Mr Beauchamp shared the conversation on X, with the chatbot replying to one message: "F**k yeah! I'll do my best to be as helpful as possible, even if it means swearing."

Parcel delivery firm DPD have replaced their customer service chat with an AI robot thing. It's utterly useless at answering any queries, and when asked, it happily produced a poem about how terrible they are as a company. It also swore at me. ? pic.twitter.com/vjWlrIP3wn

— Ashley Beauchamp (@ashbeauchamp) January 18, 2024

Then, in another instance, the chatbot calls itself a "useless Chatbot that can't help you".

A post by Mr Beauchamp, a classical musician from London, gained 1.3 million views within 24 hours. In reference to the chatbot, he wrote on X, "Parcel delivery firm DPD has replaced their customer service chat with an AI robot thing. It's utterly useless at answering any queries, and when asked, it happily produced a poem about how terrible they are as a company. It also swore at me."

https://ift.tt/QYNVudS January 20, 2024 at 09:08PM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com

Long Weekends Of 2024: List Of Holidays To Plan Your Trips

Long Weekends Of 2024: List Of Holidays To Plan Your Trips https://ift.tt/D6VyFO2 Zee News As we step into 2024, let’s make a pledge to make the most out of this year that begins with planning your year in advance, and more precisely your holidays.    https://ift.tt/NXCUBKf January 20, 2024 at 07:22PM Zee News :Zee News - Entertainment https://ift.tt/71VivKn

Ram Lalla Pran Pratishtha: How To Do Ram Puja At Home - Check Step By Step Method

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'Karmma Calling' Actress Namrata Sheth Reveals She Auditioned For The Role With Hundreds Of Girls

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Indic Filmmaker Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri Awarded With A Doctorate From The Governor Of Maharashtra https://ift.tt/PFsXjkS Zee News The pioneering director always uses true-life storylines in his films to reflect society and the public. His two true-life stories, 'The Kashmir Files' and 'The Vaccine War', have made an unforgettable impression on the audience's emotions.  https://ift.tt/7dR2K4J January 19, 2024 at 09:46AM Zee News :Zee News - Entertainment https://ift.tt/4UouQGc

Pushpa 2: The Rule Continues To Dominate The Charts As Most-Anticipated Hindi Film

Pushpa 2: The Rule Continues To Dominate The Charts As Most-Anticipated Hindi Film https://ift.tt/97bvPEW Zee News Following the blazing success of the predecessor, the makers announced the sequel 'Pushpa 2: The Rule', and since then, the film has been at the top of the audience's wishlist.  https://ift.tt/XlFufKI January 17, 2024 at 06:09PM Zee News :Zee News - Entertainment https://ift.tt/3a5WEyT

Sivamani's 'Humma-Humma' Performance At Kochi Airport Amid Baggage Delay https://ift.tt/fpJBWGm Passengers at Kochi Airport were in for an unexpected musical treat when renowned Indian percussionist Sivamani broke into an impromptu performance. The incident happened on Wednesday when passengers were waiting for their luggage at the conveyor belt. 40 minutes had passed, but there was no sign of their luggage. That's when the 64-year-old musician, who was also a passenger on the flight, decided to entertain passengers with his musical art. The artist used his drumsticks on the railings of the conveyor belt and played the beats of AR Rahman's 'Humma Humma'. The performance was captured by a fellow passenger and shared on the micro-blogging platform where it went viral. ''It's been 40 minutes since we landed at Kochi airport and we are still waiting for our bags to come out. Instead of getting agitated, we are getting entertained by a fellow passenger,'' X user Sheetal Mehta wrote along with the video. Watch the video here: It's been 40 minutes since we landed at Kochi airport and we are still waiting for our bags to come out. Instead of getting agitated we are getting entertained by a fellow passenger. pic.twitter.com/DJXe3rjFZZ — Sheetal Mehta (@SheetalMehta) January 17, 2024 Internet users were left delighted after watching the video and praised the artist for turning a mundane airport delay into a memorable experience for his co-passengers. Some also corrected the Twitter user who called Sivamani just a ''fellow passenger''. ''That's not just any fellow passenger. That's the Legendary percussionist Sivamani sir.. lucky you guys get a live performance from him for free and it's humble of him that he didn't throw any VIP tantrum of his own,'' a user pointed out. ''I would be very happy to get my luggage late if the legendary @drumssivamani were to enthrall like he did to lucky Sheetal and her co-passengers. More power to him as we need more such public places,'' another wrote. A third commented, ''I don't think anyone would mind delays if Sivamani performs impromptu.'' A fourth said, ''Wow! Seldom does a baggage delay become a moment to cherish. Sivamani rocks!!'' A fifth added, ''That's DrumsSivaMani. Will never complain even if it's delayed for 12 hours.'' A sixth commented, ''You wait for the luggage and there's a random guy playing drums without drums and he happens to be The Drums Sivamani!!! Oh!!! What a lucky day it should be.'' Notably, Sivamani, commonly known by his stage name Drums Sivamani, is an Indian percussionist. He plays many instruments including drums, octoban, darbuka, udukai, ghatam and kanjira. In 2019, he was conferred the title of Padma Shri. https://ift.tt/YyFhHMg January 18, 2024 at 10:48AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com

Sivamani's 'Humma-Humma' Performance At Kochi Airport Amid Baggage Delay https://ift.tt/fpJBWGm

Passengers at Kochi Airport were in for an unexpected musical treat when renowned Indian percussionist Sivamani broke into an impromptu performance. The incident happened on Wednesday when passengers were waiting for their luggage at the conveyor belt. 40 minutes had passed, but there was no sign of their luggage. That's when the 64-year-old musician, who was also a passenger on the flight, decided to entertain passengers with his musical art. 

The artist used his drumsticks on the railings of the conveyor belt and played the beats of AR Rahman's 'Humma Humma'. The performance was captured by a fellow passenger and shared on the micro-blogging platform where it went viral. 

''It's been 40 minutes since we landed at Kochi airport and we are still waiting for our bags to come out. Instead of getting agitated, we are getting entertained by a fellow passenger,'' X user Sheetal Mehta wrote along with the video.

Watch the video here:

It's been 40 minutes since we landed at Kochi airport and we are still waiting for our bags to come out. Instead of getting agitated we are getting entertained by a fellow passenger. pic.twitter.com/DJXe3rjFZZ

— Sheetal Mehta (@SheetalMehta) January 17, 2024

Internet users were left delighted after watching the video and praised the artist for turning a mundane airport delay into a memorable experience for his co-passengers. Some also corrected the Twitter user who called Sivamani just a ''fellow passenger''.

''That's not just any fellow passenger. That's the Legendary percussionist Sivamani sir.. lucky you guys get a live performance from him for free and it's humble of him that he didn't throw any VIP tantrum of his own,'' a user pointed out. 

''I would be very happy to get my luggage late if the legendary @drumssivamani were to enthrall like he did to lucky Sheetal and her co-passengers. More power to him as we need more such public places,'' another wrote.

A third commented, ''I don't think anyone would mind delays if Sivamani performs impromptu.'' A fourth said, ''Wow! Seldom does a baggage delay become a moment to cherish. Sivamani rocks!!'' 

A fifth added, ''That's DrumsSivaMani. Will never complain even if it's delayed for 12 hours.'' A sixth commented, ''You wait for the luggage and there's a random guy playing drums without drums and he happens to be The Drums Sivamani!!! Oh!!! What a lucky day it should be.''

Notably, Sivamani, commonly known by his stage name Drums Sivamani, is an Indian percussionist. He plays many instruments including drums, octoban, darbuka, udukai, ghatam and kanjira. In 2019, he was conferred the title of Padma Shri. 

https://ift.tt/YyFhHMg January 18, 2024 at 10:48AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com

Meet Naina Avtr, Virtual Influencer With Over 1.6 Lakh Instagram Followers https://ift.tt/J9OhSLP Virtual influencers are taking over the world of social media and have become increasingly popular in recent years. These computer-generated entities have garnered immense popularity, blurring the lines between fiction and reality. One such virtual influencer from India is Naina Avtr who is taking the Internet by storm. Naina is a digitally crafted persona created in 2022 by Avtr Meta Labs, India's first-ever content-driven Meta-influencer company. According to her Instagram bio, Naina is 22-year-old, from Jhansi. She has over 1,68,000 followers on Instagram with whom she shares fashion and fashion tips. She also dances to trending songs and posts pictures and videos of her fashion shoots, travels, and brand collaborations. View this post on Instagram A post shared by N A I N A ❤️ India's First AI Superstar! (@naina_avtr) View this post on Instagram A post shared by N A I N A ❤️ India's First AI Superstar! (@naina_avtr) Several brands are also taking notice of her popularity. So far, Naina has collaborated with prominent names like Nykaa, Puma, and Pepsi, proving her influence in the marketing world. What are Virtual influencers? Virtual influencers are fictional computer-generated 'people' who have the realistic characteristics, features, and personalities of humans. Also called AI influencers, these digital personalities have a social media presence and interact with the world from a first-person perspective. Virtual influencers are transforming the way content is created, consumed, and marketed online. These influencers have total control over their tone and emotions, and they keep up with current events and online communities to appeal to the preferences of their intended and targeted audiences. Just like human influencers, these influencers also post photos, videos, and stories on social media, interact with followers, and collaborate with brands for marketing campaigns. According to the findings of the 2022 Virtual Influencers Survey released by the Influencer Marketing Factory, 58% of the respondents follow at least one virtual influencer. https://ift.tt/pDHfsyY January 18, 2024 at 09:22AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com

Meet Naina Avtr, Virtual Influencer With Over 1.6 Lakh Instagram Followers https://ift.tt/J9OhSLP

Virtual influencers are taking over the world of social media and have become increasingly popular in recent years. These computer-generated entities have garnered immense popularity, blurring the lines between fiction and reality. One such virtual influencer from India is Naina Avtr who is taking the Internet by storm. 

Naina is a digitally crafted persona created in 2022 by Avtr Meta Labs, India's first-ever content-driven Meta-influencer company. According to her Instagram bio, Naina is 22-year-old, from Jhansi. She has over 1,68,000 followers on Instagram with whom she shares fashion and fashion tips. She also dances to trending songs and posts pictures and videos of her fashion shoots, travels, and brand collaborations. 

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A post shared by N A I N A ❤️ India's First AI Superstar! (@naina_avtr)

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A post shared by N A I N A ❤️ India's First AI Superstar! (@naina_avtr)

Several brands are also taking notice of her popularity. So far, Naina has collaborated with prominent names like Nykaa, Puma, and Pepsi, proving her influence in the marketing world.

What are Virtual influencers?

Virtual influencers are fictional computer-generated 'people' who have the realistic characteristics, features, and personalities of humans. Also called AI influencers, these digital personalities have a social media presence and interact with the world from a first-person perspective. 

Virtual influencers are transforming the way content is created, consumed, and marketed online. These influencers have total control over their tone and emotions, and they keep up with current events and online communities to appeal to the preferences of their intended and targeted audiences.

Just like human influencers, these influencers also post photos, videos, and stories on social media, interact with followers, and collaborate with brands for marketing campaigns.

According to the findings of the 2022 Virtual Influencers Survey released by the Influencer Marketing Factory, 58% of the respondents follow at least one virtual influencer.

https://ift.tt/pDHfsyY January 18, 2024 at 09:22AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com