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Baltimore mom slaps and scolds rioting son in front of everyone As Baltimore teens threw rocks at police officers and set cars on fire, this mother found her son, yanked him from the crowds and slapped him in the face. Watch 100 years of Mexican beauty in one minute The Cut fashions model Reyna Marquez in popular hair and make up styles in Mexico from the 1900 through today. Russell Brand grills Ed Miliband on taxes (yes, really) in trailer for new interview Russell Brand has interviewed Labour leader Ed Miliband for his Trews news show, and discussed tax avoidance in a short clip released online. A guy tried to dance away the Baltimore riots with Michael Jackson's 'Beat It' NBC Washington reporter Shomari Stone captured footage of a dancer performing to Michael Jackson during the Baltimore protests. Selfie arm will make your selfies infinitely more sad The Selfie Arm -- a selfie stick that looks like a human arm -- takes loneliness to a whole new level. Minimalist movie posters, made using only circles Nicholas Barclay designs minimalist movie posters — using only circles. Baltimore mom who slapped rioting son: 'I don't want him to be a Freddie Gray' The Baltimore mother who publicly berated her son for rioting in a now-viral video said she did it because she doesn't want him to be "a Freddie Gray." Foursquare has a new problem: Employees are checking out The six-year-old startup has a problem: Many of the company's employees are checked out, or at least planning to. Mark Ruffalo answers the sexist questions Scarlett Johansson usually deals with Cosmo UK decided to ask Mark Ruffalo the sexist questions his 'Avengers' co-star Scarlett Johansson is usually asked. Friendly advice for anyone discouraged by the job hunt Whether you're just starting your job search or you're feeling like it's taking forever, here's the advice a nationally recognized career expert often offers to friends. Apple is rejecting Watch apps that only tell the time Apple's updated App Store guidelines will reject apps that only tell time, effectively killing third-party custom watch faces on the Apple Watch before they even got started. Read more at Mashable.com ▶ You received this email because you are registered on mashable.com. We respect your privacy. If you believe this has been sent to you in error, please safely unsubscribe. Mashable, Inc. is a Delaware Corporation. P.O. Box 64 New York, NY, 10159-0064