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Kate Thwaites, a member of the Australian Parliament, went on ABC tv to talk about the significance of #March4justice. March 4 Justice was an organized movement in Australia that brought tens of thousands of people together to march and protest against the sexual abuse and harassment of women in the country. As Thwaites was sharing her support for the movement on TV, Morrison Government Senator Ben Small continuously spoke over her, basically proving Thwaites' point about why such female-empowerment movements need to take place. Tsk tsk.

Thwaites shared her frustrating experience on Twitter only hours ago, and it has already blown up. Just like Thwaites did in the interview, Twitter is disappointed but not surprised.

It has been quite the week for British royalty. First the Oprah interview, then Pierce Morgan steps down from Good Morning Britain, and now this? Tiktok user lilwimby posted a video of a conspiracy theory about who Prince Harry's real father is. It seems that suddenly Americans possess a newfound interest in British royalty unlike ever before. Maybe we're getting bored of the closest thing we have to our royal family: aka The Kardashians.

Goodbye standing desks, hello ... wearable chairs? 

The @techinsider video of a wearable chair that allows people to take a seat virtually anywhere sparked comparisons to a kick-stand and more.

Dobby is alive and freeeeee? Home camera footage appearing to show a creature that bears a striking resemblance to Harry Potter character Dobby is going viral and people are reacting with shock, skepticism and, of course, memes.

When Twitter user @balqis_sidiqia recently shared this cartoon of a mom doing everything on her own while dad doing nothing,  it got a lot of attention. The clip is originally from a Japanese anime series – Crayon Shin-chan – written and illustrated by Yoshito Usui. 

The people at Brightside have collected 5 commercial videos from around the world that have this one added value- they all require lots of boxes of tissues...Have fun!

There's a new and brilliant Instagram account dedicated to collecting video footage of commuters in Sydney, Australia missing their trains. The account, @missedyabus, shows people running to catch their ride — and their devastation when they don't make it. It's highly amusing.