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Depressed Prison Break Star Wentworth Miller Turns to Food for Comfort; Gets Fat-Shamed on the Internet

Fat-Shaming is not new to us, but when a celebrity gets fat-shamed the whole world react. Take for example Prison Break actor, Wentworth Miller. He posted his sentiments on his Facebook account. He said he was depressed and he turned into food for comfort. He obviously gained some weight. Paparazzi took advantage and posted a meme showing his lean body side by side with his latest photograph where he obviously gained some weight. He expressed his disappointment to the people who are judging his weight when they have no idea what he has been battling with.
By Jessica Fenol

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    Republican Presidential candidate Donald trump and his unconventional view on things had led to a lot of discussions and debates. Clearly, he had severed relationships with some groups while gaining support from others. One thing he is adamant about is the issue of illegal immigrants. He said he is planning to deport 11 million undocumented immigrants. But looking at the data, reports say this can highly affect food production in the US because half of America's farmers are undocumented immigrants. This means, if Trump wins the US might face food shortage due to lack of workforce.

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  • 'Square Donut' Wars: Two Indiana Bakeries Fight Over Trademark for Sweet Treat

    Two bakeries in Indiana - Family Express and a Terre Haute bakery, are known for their passion for making doughnuts, but none believes in peaceful co-existence and a healthy competition in selling square doughnuts. In fact, a legal battle is plaguing the two, and it may leave one of them flat.

  • Study Associates Food Poisoning to Augmented Suicidal Behavior

    For long scientists have been working to find out the reasons that prompt an individual to end his/ her life. Now, findings of a recent study reveal that food poisoning is one of the causes behind increased suicidal behaviors. The study has established a correlation between food-borne parasites and mental or emotional problems endured by some people.

  • Which is Safer: Rare or Medium Rare?

    We thought tipping was the most questioned issue in restaurants, until we found medium-rare meat. Based on the USDA and culinary professionals, here's a guideline to cooking your steak!

  • Kinross UP Inmates to Silently Protest Prisoners' Low Food Quality

    Inmates at Kinross Correctional Facility Upper Peninsula participated in silent protest against the food quality served by new contractor Trinity Services Group - the state contractor who replaced previous Aramark Correctional Services.

  • Xiaomi Introduces Hi-Tech Rice Cooker

    Xiaomi's new device is apparently, not a smartphone Chinese smartphone maker, Xiaomi, introduced its new product that's not a telecommunication device but a hi-tech rice cooker.

  • Fruit Juices Are Not The Best Drinks For Your Child

    The problem that we do not pay attention to here is the amount of sugar that goes into one glass of fruit juices. In fact, fruit juices can contain as much sugar as other soft drinks and sometimes more sugar than other drinks contain.

  • Coffee News: Is Instant Coffee Good For You?

    Did you know that instant coffee comprises a 50 percent of the total consumption of coffee in the world?

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    Certain advertisements show the horrific effects of sugar in the human body. Sometimes, advertisements are taken to an all new level and usually, these are downright horrifying.

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    There is a new technological achievement that enables people to find contaminated food on their shelves, and this takes the form of a laser.
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