You’ve probably seen groups of people practicing tai chi in a park, so you have some idea what it’s all about. Slow, mindful movements. No weights. Low intensity. The practice combines aspects of ancient Chinese medicine, philosophy and martial arts, and it’s the antithesis of most modern exercise programs that emphasize fast, vigorous activity. Indeed, certain parts of tai chi are thousands of years old. But while tai chi may look mundane—even boring to some—experts who’ve studied it say its benefits are vast and hard to oversell.

It’s been 140 years since Thomas Edison flipped the switch that powered the world’s first electrical grid, lighting a handful of homes in lower Manhattan. Edison would likely be impressed by the things electricity powers in American homes today—superfast computers, modems that connect those computers to the Internet, and even smart refrigerators that can recognize the food they store. He might not be as impressed by the way we get that electricity.

Johnny tells the story of a distraught woman (Yemi Alade), who has been scorned by her cheating romantic interest (Alex Ekubo). She gets to discover that her lover has a string of other jilted lovers. They all team up with a reality show host (Bovi), to hunt Johnny down and exact petty revenge. The video brings life to the international smash as the Effyzzie Music Group diva takes the centre stage.

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August 12, 2015 4:45 PM EDT Hillary Clinton ❤️️s millennials. In an effort to engage with younger voters, the Democratic presidential candidate asked them to share their thoughts on student loans using only emoji, the cutesy pictograms that litter social media. How does your student loan debt make you feel? Tell us in 3 emojis or less. — Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) August 12, 2015 That’s a rather complex issue to boil down, but we noticed a few specific emoji popped up frequently: the pile of poo, the skull and the pistol.