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Woman Asks Kids Running Around Theater, Hitting the Movie Screen to Sit Down, Then Gets Yelled at by Their Mom The woman tried to enjoy the movie with her daughter when two young kids started running around unsupervised
A woman asking disruptive kids to sit down in a movie theater was yelled at by their mom, sparking online debate about parenting and theater etiquette; the incident involved two young boys running, hitting the screen, and shouting during a film, prompting the woman to alert staff after polite requests failed, leading to the other mother's angry defense that her "babies" were just being kids, despite the disruption.
once again
stop dodging the question
just answer the question
i don’t give a rat ass what you think
you are just another trash
these MAGA C U N T gestapo is stopping everyone
I like trump
Trump is alot like me
I have to agree with trump...
So, you want me to take advice from a 'Secret' Trump supporter?
Pobzeb is such a flip-flopper as his pimp-daddy aka Trump is.
.. you loving Trump
...he's truly a 'closet Trumper'...
... yes, still taking food photos here n there.
Piper Rockelle, an 18-year-old internet star, made headlines with her impressive earnings of over $2.9 million in just one day on OnlyFans. She announced her debut on the platform on January 1, 2026, and shared a screenshot of her earnings on social media, expressing her gratitude for the opportunity. Despite the significant financial gain, Rockelle faced backlash and criticism online. She responded by addressing her critics and emphasizing that her content is worth the money. Rockelle's OnlyFans account follows her rise to fame on YouTube, where she gained millions of subscribers and formed a group known as the "Piper Squad." The controversy surrounding her mother and the lawsuit against her mother have also been part of her public persona
Mike Tomlin steps down as head coach of Steelers after 19 seasons
An era has ended in Pittsburgh.
Head coach Mike Tomlin informed the Steelers that he plans to step away from coaching after 19 years in the Steel City, NFL Network Insiders Ian Rapoport, Mike Garafolo and Tom Pelissero reported on Tuesday, per sources informed of the situation.
The team later confirmed the news.
"After much thought and reflection, I have decided to step down as head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers," Tomlin said in a statement on Tuesday. "This organization has been a huge part of my life for many years, and it has been an absolute honor to lead this team. I am deeply grateful to Art Rooney II and the late Ambassador Rooney for their trust and support. I am also thankful to the players who gave everything they had every day, and to the coaches and staff whose commitment and dedication made this journey so meaningful.
"I want to also thank Steelers Nation. Your passion, loyalty, and high expectations represent what makes this franchise truly special. Coaching in Pittsburgh is unlike anywhere else, and I will always take great pride in having been a steward of this team. While this chapter comes to a close, my respect and love for the Pittsburgh Steelers will never change. I am excited for what the future holds for this organization, and I will forever be grateful for my time coaching in Pittsburgh."
Tomlin spent 19 seasons with the Steelers, compiling a 193-114-2 regular-season record and 8-12 mark in the playoffs. The 53-year-old never had a losing season, going 8-8 three times in nearly two decades on the job as his lowest dip. Only Hall of Famer Tom Landry has a longer streak (21 seasons), and no other coach has had a longer run to begin a head coaching career. Tomlin's 193 wins are tied for the ninth-most in NFL history.
"During our meeting today, Coach Tomlin informed me that he has decided to step down as our Head Coach," team president Art Rooney II said in a statement. "Obviously, I am extremely grateful to Mike for all the hard work, dedication and success we have shared over the last 19 years. It is hard for me to put into words the level of respect and appreciation I have for Coach Tomlin. He guided the franchise to our sixth Super Bowl championship and made the playoffs 13 times during his tenure, including winning the AFC North eight times in his career. His track record of never having a losing season in 19 years will likely never be duplicated. My family and I, and everyone connected to Steelers management, are forever grateful for the passion and dedication Mike Tomlin has devoted to Steelers football."
