@giovanamaldo We laughed so much #fyp #awkward #photoshoot #jcpenneyphotoshoot #popular ♬ Just the Two of Us – Grover Washington, Jr.

There are many traditions surrounding the holidays. For those who celebrate Christmas, putting up a tree and decorating the house are two of the most festive events. This season is also a popular time for many families and couples to take holiday portraits. While some may treat this as a formal event, there is a hilarious trend on TikTok that is inspiring people to bond in a different way—by taking awkward portraits at JCPenney.

The #jcpenneyphotoshoot involves bringing your loved ones to the department store and reenacting some of the cliches involved with holiday portraits. Many TikTokers arrived in ugly Christmas sweaters, others changed into flannel pajamas at the location, and certain groups strut into the studio in matching denim outfits. Once they get in front of the camera though, the real fun begins. In the videos, we see siblings and partners posing in several odd positions, like getting in a line and holding the other person's waist from the back, or holding someone's leg.

Although the images are funny enough on their own, the best part about this trend is seeing how much fun the participants have in doing it. Most TikTokers include behind-the-scenes snippets of them preparing for each photo, many times capturing people in the midst of laughter. Siblings joke about what their mom's reaction will be to seeing these intentionally strange portraits, and several friend groups prove that the trend can be a great bonding experience as well.

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People are going viral for their awkward holiday portraits at JCPenney.

@tybabeeee Happy Holidays ya’ll❤️ #jcpenneyphotoshoot #christmas #funnycouples #fypシ ♬ Just the Two of Us – Grover Washington, Jr.

Siblings, couples, and friends are all participating in the #jcpenneyphotoshoot trend on TikTok.

@maddywatkins92 Moms definitely going to cry #jcpenney #jcpennyportraits #funny #awkward #fyp #jcpenneyphotoshoot @WiLl:| @swatkins6398 @jillyshides @Thomas ♬ All I Want for Christmas Is You – Mariah Carey

It involves taking pictures in a variety of funny poses.

@cburkesstudioproductions If its not like this I dont want it. #jcpenneychallenge #jcpenneyphotoshoot #fyp #photoshoot #holiday #uglysweaters ♬ Just the Two of Us – Grover Washington, Jr.

Many people choose to wear ugly Christmas sweaters, pajamas, or other matching outfits.

@mariyakatrenyak jcpenny photoshoot – christmas edition ❤️ #awkwardphotoshoot #jcpenneyphotoshoot #christmascard #jcpennychristmas #holidayedition #bestfriends #fyp ♬ Just the Two of Us – Grover Washington, Jr.

These videos are both funny and heartwarming, as they show how much fun the participants have in doing it.

@sydneymadams__ Replying to @JuliHolmes this was so fun hahahahahaha #christmasphotoshoot #jcpenneyphotoshoot #christmaspictures #jcpenneyportraits ♬ Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree – Brenda Lee

@tammythuy holiday cards coming soon….#jcpenneyphotoshoot #jcpenney #siblings ♬ Just the Two of Us – Grover Washington, Jr.

@susneyg This is your sign to rock candian tuxedos with your girls #awkwardfamilyphotos #girls #jcpenneyphotoshoot #fyp ♬ Just the Two of Us – Grover Washington, Jr.

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@aaronthehusky_ Ai commenti negativi “ ma che vuo?”#tiktoklover #tiktok #huskysiberianotiktok #husky #siberianhusky #husky #myhusky #viralvideo #tiktok ♬ suono originale – Antonia

Huskies are well known for their chattiness. Whether it's through howls or barks, it definitely seems like these intelligent canines are trying to communicate with their humans. Apparently, some of them even try to mimic their owners' accents when they “use their words.” A husky in Italy has gone viral on TikTok for his hilarious videos in which he “talks” back to his humans with a distinctly Italian accent.

The account, called @aaronthehusky_, features short clips of the blue-and-brown eyed pup copying the rhythm of his human's voice through doggy sounds. While the husky doesn't make any discernible words through his vocalizations, it definitely appears as though he is trying to emulate his masters' way of speaking—perhaps in hopes that he will be better understood.

According to a study conducted in the UK, dogs copying their humans' regional accents is a relatively common occurrence. People from across the country were asked to record their dogs' barks and growls and submit them to a panel, and researches found variations from area to area. Dog behaviorist Tracey Gudgeon proposes that canines mimic the tone and pitch of their owners' voices as a way of bonding. For instance, Scottish dogs were found to have a “rolling” bark, similar to the regional accent.

So if the Italian husky has picked up his humans' musical accent, it is very likely that your pup sounds like you too.

A vocal husky (@aaronthehusky_) “talks” to his Italian humans with a similar Italian accent.

@aaronthehusky_ Risposta a @SIMONA Stiamo lavorando sui suoni A voi i commenti e altre idee #tiktoklover #siberianhusky #huskysiberianotiktok #meandyou #viralvideo #funnydog #perteee #tiktok ♬ suono originale – Antonia

According to a study, it is common for dogs to pick up on their owner's regional accent.

@aaronthehusky_Quante volte mi ha mandato a quel paese?♬ suono originale – Antonia

Copying their human’s way of speaking is a way of bonding.

@aaronthehusky_Pur di uscire dice qualsiasi parola♬ suono originale – Antonia

@aaronthehusky_: TikTok
h/t: [Laughing Squid]

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In-flight announcements are vital to keep everyone safe, but they’re also usually monotone. They can be even more boring for flight attendants, who may repeat them several times a day. As a way to keep spirits up, a Southwest crew member put his talents to use and gave the safety instructions a twist. A viral video shows flight attendant Zach Haumesser making an announcement imitating the voices of many Looney Tunes characters.

The clip, first taken in 2016, shows Haumesser sitting at the front of the plane and holding the intercom. Upon landing in Chicago, he addresses the passengers one last time. “Be vewy, vewy quiet, we have weached your destination,” Haumesser says in his best Elmer Fudd voice. Then, channeling his inner Bugs Bunny, he advises the travelers to carefully remove the luggage from the overhead bins. “You wouldn’t wanna get a bump on the noggin,” he says.

Haumesser also nails the voices of Daffy Duck, Foghorn Leghorn, Yosemite Sam, Sylvester the Cat, Tweety Bird, the Tasmanian Devil, and Porky Pig, before sending everyone off with the Roadrunner's famous “Beep Beep” sound. Amazed by his abilities, both his crewmates and the passengers gave him a round of applause.

While many viewers have felt like Haumesser is too big of a talent to only get to shine inside a plane, being a flight attendant is only his day job. Not only is Haumesser a skilled voice actor, but he is also a puppeteer, most notably having taken the role of Audrey 2 in many productions of The Little Shop of Horrors. Even better, sometimes his two passions combine—like when he did an in-flight announcement with the help of a Kermit the Frog puppet. You can watch his famous Looney Tunes announcement video below.

A viral video shows flight attendant named Zach Haumesser making an announcement imitating the voices of many Looney Tunes characters, including Bugs Bunny.

Zach Haumesser: Website | YouTube
h/t: [People]

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Beyoncé's Renaissance film premiere brought together many luminaries. Among the A-listers in attendance were Taylor Swift and Blake Lively, who have been friends for many years. The pair decided to mark the event with a striking photograph that caught the attention of fans, the media, and even a couple of pranksters. One of the latter decided to give this image a funny twist, photoshopping the faces of the women’s respective partners—Travis Kelce and Ryan Reynolds—over theirs. Reynolds, no stranger to trolling his wife, saw an opportunity to poke some fun at her by sharing the altered version.

The original image was posted by Swift to Instagram among other shots taken by photographers Mason Poole and Kevin Mazur. In the picture, two friends embrace each other while sitting on a blue velvet couch, with Lively daringly placing her hand on Swift's thigh. The alluring photograph was then edited by a creator known as karthiknjartist. A long-time fan of Reynolds and the superhero franchises he has starred in, this is far from the first cheeky edit he has posted.

More so, karthiknjartist created other funny versions of Lively and Swift's image, including one starring Deadpool and Hugh Jackman's Wolverine, and another one with Jason Momoa in Lively's place, who doesn't look entirely out of place given his long, luscious hair.  Yet the version that caught Reynolds' eye was the one starring him and his friend's football beau. He then posted it to his Instagram story with the caption: “I feel like I should remember this.”

Reynolds and Lively are longtime friends of Swift, with Lively even directing a music video for the singer. There is also speculation about Swift joining Reynolds on Deadpool 3 as the character Dazzler. And while Kelce is relatively new to the friend group, he is known for displaying his sense of humor on New Heights, the podcast he hosts with his brother Jason. With a little luck, we may soon see a funny image of this caliber starring the two men, no Photoshop needed.

Taylor Swift and Blake Lively took an alluring image at Beyoncé's Renaissance film premiere, catching the attention of fans, the media, and even a couple of pranksters.

 

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Afterwards, a funny Photoshop with the swapped faces of Ryan Reynolds and Travis Kelce emerged, and Reynold couldn’t help resharing it.

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The holidays are here, and it's time to have a little fun. Whether you still believe in Santa or not, get into the Christmas spirit by discovering what your elf name is. That's right, if you were one of Santa's little helpers, what would your name be?

To find out, just enter your first name, the name of the place where you grew up, and the month you were born. Our festive name generator will take care of the rest. So have some fun and happy holidays!

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Woke up early. There was no worm. pic.twitter.com/jW5GTQSfGT

— National Park Service (@NatlParkService) November 27, 2023

Social media allows anyone to share their personality, but some accounts are unexpectedly hilarious. Thanks to savvy social media managers, there are some brands that have shown themselves to be quite entertaining and at times sassy. The latest to join the ranks of clever social media accounts is the National Park Service (NPS). Not only does the person behind this account keep people updated in real time, but they are also building engagement in a heartfelt manner. The wonderfully witty content is at times silly but can also be highly informative.

Earlier this year, the NPS gained anttention after telling people to “never push a slower friend in a bear attack…even if you feel the friendship has run its course.” This clever way to make people aware of the precautions they needed to have during the bear season is just a sliver of their endless humor, envisioned by social media specialist Matt Turner.

Thousands of different species call the National Parks home, which means that anyone can get their chance in the spotlight. For example, the NPS has shared how the dread of Monday weighs across the animal world, whether you're a bear or a mink. Of course, there are also seasonal stars, like an intimidating Thanksgiving turkey. However, these animal spotlights are also sprinkled with useful information for park visitors, like this message calling for patience when encountering a bison.

Whether you're a frequent park visitor or simply wish to make your days better with some nature puns and funny pictures, the NPS Twitter account is an absolute treasure. If Instagram is more of your thing, the pictures they post there can give the Comedy Wildlife Photo Awards a run for its money.

The National Park Service (NPS) Twitter account is not only highly informative, but also tremendously fun.

This Peeping “Tom” was spotted outside Jewel Cave.⁣ It was too late in the day for a tour. The ranger explained the park was closing. After some ruffled feathers and some ‘fowl’ language, the turkey left without further incident. ⁣ pic.twitter.com/G8Nu2dgemY

— National Park Service (@NatlParkService) November 22, 2023

Their clever warnings are just a taste of their endless humor, envisioned by social media specialist Matt Turner.

If you find yourself sharing the road with a bison, or another visitor, be patient for them to make their way and only maneuver around them when safe for all. Also, bison are notorious for selling extended warranties and rarely use a turn signal. Proceed with caution. pic.twitter.com/LDQcCm8l7v

— National Park Service (@NatlParkService) September 7, 2023

Thousands of different species call the National Parks home, which means that anyone can get their chance in the spotlight.

When all you wanna do is sleep but life and responsibilities won’t leave you alone…

Unbearable. #MondayMood pic.twitter.com/rps6fEDp0x

— National Park Service (@NatlParkService) September 18, 2023

Whether you're a frequent park visitor or simply wish to make your days better with some nature puns and funny pictures, the NPS Twitter account is an absolute treasure trove of good times.

Mountains…like flat land, but at an angle.

@GrandTetonNPS pic.twitter.com/x6mXP0Mup3

— National Park Service (@NatlParkService) November 7, 2023

Ask us again. pic.twitter.com/5dzSlqN1Rj

— National Park Service (@NatlParkService) September 12, 2023

When somebody says Happy Monday…

The American mink is known for its long body, pointy snout, & disdain for perky dispositions. When annoyed, they may hiss or discharge a musky scent. At the very least, a passive-aggressive email may be sent. “Per my last email, Carol…” pic.twitter.com/nbhGeMPnrG

— National Park Service (@NatlParkService) November 6, 2023

Having friends is cool, but have you ever cut everyone off and disappeared for six months?

Bear: Yes. Yes I have. pic.twitter.com/GDOuSLQEUn

— National Park Service (@NatlParkService) September 9, 2023

Mondays be like… pic.twitter.com/xmrPjeEIXz

— National Park Service (@NatlParkService) October 30, 2023

Whale, whale, whale. What do we have here? pic.twitter.com/I9Q9ROZeP1

— National Park Service (@NatlParkService) October 20, 2023

Happy #NationalFossilDay! pic.twitter.com/QvYvo1N43G

— National Park Service (@NatlParkService) October 11, 2023

Nothing ruins your Friday like finding out it's only Wednesday. pic.twitter.com/UGlRWist32

— National Park Service (@NatlParkService) October 11, 2023

Parks are my Roman Empire…

— National Park Service (@NatlParkService) September 25, 2023

Take a picture, it’ll last longer.

— National Park Service (@NatlParkService) September 20, 2023

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What do you do when you have a question? These days most people turn to the Google search bar. But back in the 20th century, knowledgeable people were the search bars and libraries full of books were the internet. If you had a question in 1966, you could call your local librarian and ask them to point you in the direction of the best resource. The New York Public Library hotline was established in 1967, but even before that curious citizens called with queries. Many of these questions were recorded by the librarians, and they include some amusing and random insights into people's quests for information.

The questions are recorded on small cards like those that used to fill card catalogs. Typed on a typewriter or scrawled in loopy handwriting, the questions are sometimes notated alongside their answers. People asked a variety of things. In 1963, someone whose identity has been lost to history asked, “Any statistics on the life span of the abandoned woman?” One can only imagine the story behind the question. Other questions clearly were inspired by recent events. On May 27, 1947, a caller asked, “What does it mean when you dream you’re being chased by an elephant?” No answer is given on that card.

Other questions have a bit of a creepy undertone. On November 30, 1948, someone asked, “Where can I get all available statistics on volume of business, money involved, etc. in the sale of cadavers?” If the librarian asked follow up questions it was not recorded. In 1976, an art lover asked, “Why do 18th century English paintings have so many squirrels in them, and how did they tame them so that they wouldn't bite the painter?” One can only hope the librarian cautioned the caller about domesticating squirrels. Other questions are much more practical, like: “Off-hand, do you happen to know a really good book about having twins?”

Is the squirrel query a stupid question? “There are no stupid questions,” NYPL Librarian Rosa Caballero-Li says. “Everything is a teachable moment. We don't embarrass people; we try to answer any questions they have with honesty and we try to refer them to appropriate resources that they might find useful.” The NYPL still offers their ask-a-librarian call in service, which despite the existence of Google gets 30,000 questions a year. “We don't know everything,” Caballero-Li told NPR, “But we can always point you in the right direction.” To get those burning questions answered, about squirrels or anything else, call 917-275-6975 between 9 am and 6 pm EST on business days.

Before there was Google, people had to rely on their local library to have their questions answered.

If you had a question in 1966, you could call your local librarian and ask them to point you in the direction of the best resource.

The New York Public Library hotline was established in 1967, but even before that curious citizens called with queries.

Many of these questions were recorded by the librarians, and they include some amusing and random insights into people's quests for information.

The questions are recorded on small cards like those that used to fill card catalogs

People asked a variety of things.

“There are no stupid questions,” NYPL Librarian Rosa Caballero-Li says. “Everything is a teachable moment.”

“We don't embarrass people; we try to answer any questions they have with honesty and we try to refer them to appropriate resources that they might find useful.”

h/t: [Amusing Planet]

All images are courtesy of the New York Public Library.

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A new year means a new calendar. While there are many creative options out there, one of the most iconic is the Australian Firefighters Calendar. Since 1993, it has produced wildly popular photos of handsome men to help raise money for Australian charities. For 2024, it presents six editions for fans to choose from, including several in which the dashing heroes pose alongside adorable animal co-stars.

The calendar features over 25 Australian firefighters from aviation, military, and urban fire services. The Classic calendar is the edition that many are acquainted with, in which each of the men poses shirtless for the camera. In the Hero edition, which is new this year, the firefighters are captured in action—including unrolling hoses, climbing ladders, and even standing in the middle of fire. Of course, some of the most anticipated and lovable editions feature these brave men with cuddly animals, like the Cat edition, Dog edition, Horses edition, and Mixed Animals edition (which includes koalas, meerkats, and more). “From cuddly koalas to playful kittens, these visuals capture the compassion that these firefighters stand for both in and out of uniform,” its official statement explains.

The Australian Firefighters Calendar has helped raise over $3.4 million to charities since its launch 30 years ago. They continue to pledge donations with the sales from this year's calendar. “The calendar’s proud history of supporting animal refuges and Australian Wildlife in the past, will continue into the future. Australia’s Rural Firefighters and children suffering from cancer will also once again benefit from donations,” they add. Among the charities that the calendar assists are The Queensland Koala Society, Kids with Cancer Foundation, Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital, and Safe Haven Animal Rescue.

You can purchase the Australian Firefighters Calendar 2024 through their online store.

The Australian Firefighters Calendar 2024 is finally available.

There are over 25 Australian firefighters featured who work in aviation, military, and urban fire services.

There are six editions of the 2024 calendar to choose from.

There's the Hero calendar, which shows the firefighters in action.

There's also the Classic, featuring the handsome men in shirtless poses.

Additionally, there are also several animal editions of the 2024 calendar, including one with kittens and cats.

Fans can also pick up a copy of the Dog calendar, in which firefighters cuddle with a variety of lovable pooches.

There's also the Horse calendar, where firefighters pose alongside dashing equine co-stars.

Lastly, there's the Mixed Animal edition, featuring a variety of wild animals like meerkats and llamas.

Watch these behind-the-scenes videos of the firefighters with their animal co-stars:

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Whether you're putting a costume together for Halloween, a party, or convention, assembling the clothes and accessories can get pretty expensive. However, there's a way to dress up on a budget. Instagram cosplayer Anucha Saengchart, aka Lonelyman, proves this in his hilarious transformations. Using basic items, food, and pets, as well as some camera tricks, he is able to turn into a variety of characters and icons from pop culture on a budget.

Saengchart demonstrates the process of each of his cosplays in a series of four photos. The top two images usually focus on him getting ready, whereas the bottom left shows the finished product and the bottom right reveals the original inspiration. For one of his most recent costume creations, Saengchart imitates the Internet Explorer logo. All that's needed is a blue and white long-sleeve t-shirt, and a carefully placed hula hoop covered in yellow fabric.

Many of his most-liked cosplays recreate characters from anime and films. Saengchart even turned into Barbie in her vintage beach costume from the movie by stacking butter cookies on his forehead (to mimic her curly bangs) and tossing on a blonde ponytail and pair of white sunglasses. He used even fewer props to become Batman. There, he wore a black turtleneck and placed a black cat on his head. The glare of the green-eyed feline is a near-perfect match with the caped hero of Gotham City.

Scroll down to see some of Saengchart's greatest recent ensembles and follow him on Facebook and Instagram to see what he will come up with next.

Anucha Saengchart, aka Lonelyman, transforms into hilariously low-budget characters from pop culture.

He uses food, pets and basic household items to bring the vision to life.

This always requires a bit of clever camera-work on his part like forced perspective.

These creative costumes are as funny as they are budget-friendly.

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The countdown to the holidays is on. So why not bring a smile to the faces of your friends and family this festival season with a clever holiday card? In case you didn't know, Christmas cards got their start in the United Kingdom in the 1840s. Dreamed up by a postal worker looking to promote the then-new mail service to a wider audience, holiday greetings have long since become an annual tradition. And, while some love to be classic and sentimental with their seasonal greeting cards, why not take a different approach and bring a little bit of humor into the mix?

There are plenty of funny holiday cards that will give your recipients a good chuckle. Whether they be holiday puns or a funny nod to those all-too-perfect Christmas family photos, these clever cards are as relatable as they are hilarious. And, we're not just talking about Christmas here—there's a Hanukkah llama and a latke eating pugs, to name a few quirky characters in these cards. Not into the holidays? There's even a Festivus card to take care of that!

If you're one of those people who are always late to the party, there are also some clever belated Christmas cards to send out. Or, if you are a Grinch at heart, there's a Christmas card with the classic Dr. Seuss character as well. There are even plenty of holiday cards geared for pet parents and animal lovers.

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