Top 9 things you missed on the Internet this week

November 3, 2016

If you’ve missed out on some news from this week, here are some concise headlines to get you all caught up on everything from the election to the world of music. Creative Commons image by Wikimedia.

by Gracie Hammond

1. Netflix’s Chief Content Officer stated that Netflix is working on a way for users to watch shows offline. For more info click here.

2. Hillary Clinton’s Campaign just roasted the FBI about the new email investigation. For more info click here.

3. Leonardo DiCaprio’s new documentary Before the Flood is now available to watch on Youtube.

4. Charlie Puth released his new music video Dangerously.

5. The Ku Klux Klan officially endorsed Donald Trump for president. For more info click here.

6. Lil Wayne mocked The Black Lives Matter movement.

7. Jon Stewart Mocked Donald Trump at the Stand Up For Heroes event, and a Twitter fight pursued between the two.

8. Heidi Klum cloned herself for Halloween. For more info, click here.

9. Gawker settled the Hulk Hogan case for $31 million. For more, info click here.

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