LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KTHV) – Here's a look at what's trending online!
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Actor Samuel L Jackson is calling all celebrities to sing to end racial police brutality. Jackson says it's time for celebrities to ask for justice following the wake of Michael Brown and Eric Garner's deaths who were two unarmed black men killed by white officers.
The actor says if celebrities can dump a bucket of ice water on their head for the "Ice Bucket Challenge", they should be able to start another social movement for racial equality.
At the end of the video, Jackson says "Come on. Sing it out."
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UPS projects Monday will be the single busiest day in the company's history for its processing centers. Why? The company estimates it will handle about 585 million packages during the peak of the holiday season. The company insists it is prepared for the spike in demand after facing an avalanche of criticism for failing to deliver thousands of packages by Christmas Eve last year.
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Barbara Walters released her list of "Most Fascinating People of 2014", and the person who took the top spot got the honor because of who she married.
Walters named Amal Clooney her most fascinating person of 2014 on Sunday night. The human rights lawyer, formerly known as Amal Alamuddin, married actor George Clooney in September.
Walters said her reason for choosing Amal was "you could say hers was the wedding of the year, but let's put it into perspective: It was really one of the greatest achievements in human history."
Many on Twitter agreed with Walter's choice. One twitter user said, "I'm delighted that Amal Clooney is at the top. This is a highly accomplished global attorney. Stellar feminism.
Others mocked the announcement. One twitter user posted "I've had cab drivers more fascinating than Amal Clooney."
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This hashtag follows the Sydney, Australia cafe siege where several people are being held hostage by a gunman. The meaning of #IllRideWithYou is to express peace between Australians and Muslims amid backlash from the siege, and its intent is to encourage people to support and accompany those wearing Muslim dress.
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A teen wolf of Wall Street is making a name for himself in high school. A 17-year-old from Queens, New York made tens of millions of dollars by trading stocks on his lunch break in high school.
New York Magazine says it's rumored the teen is worth $72 million. The teen bought himself a BMW but doesn't have the license yet to drive it. He also bought a Manhattan apartment that his parents won't let him move into until he graduates.
The teen says he hopes to start a hedge fund this summer when he is able to get his broker-dealer license.
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An NFL player got blatantly rejected over the weekend when he scored a touchdown against the home team.
Cincinnati Bengal running back Jeremy Hill scored his second touchdown of the game Sunday, giving his team a 17 to 0 lead over the Cleveland Browns in Cleveland. Hill was so excited that he either forgot or didn't care that he wasn't on his home turf and jumped into the crowd after scoring.
A Browns fan quickly ended the celebration, shoving the running back down onto the field by his face mask.
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The 2014 Miss World is crowned. Rolene Strauss from South Africa was named Miss World on Sunday in London, beating out 121 other contestants, including runners-up from Hungary and the United States. On top of being a beauty queen, the 22-year-old is a fourth-year medical student.
This year's contest, however, underwent tragedy. Miss Honduras and her sister were murdered in their country a month before the pageant started. The Miss World contest is one of the oldest international beauty pageants and was first created in the United Kingdom in 1951.