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Anne Hathaway came in on a wrecking ball in 'Lip Sync Battle' The performance, at one point, included Hathaway flipping Blunt off while swinging on a wrecking ball in her underwear. How the last American Civil War veterans lived, loved and died 91 years after the American Civil War ended, its last veteran died. How the oldest veterans were honored. The largest photo mosaic in the world may soon be Nicolas Cage's face Thom Malone has a simple dream: to create an enormous image of Nicolas Cage using 180,000 photographs. Watch Coachella live online here Have a fear of missing out on the Coachella madness? YouTube is here to help alleviate your woes by live streaming much — not all — of the music festival. The 15 companies that dole out the biggest paychecks If you're looking for jobs that pay upwards of six figures, your best bet may be a career at one of these 15 companies. Jay Z blessed the world with an Instagram clip from his wedding to Beyoncé Jay Z has shared a never-before-seen clip of his 2008 nuptials to Beyoncé on Instagram. Rand Paul walks out of interview after challenging question While political candidates like Hillary Clinton and Rand Paul embrace technology in the 2016 presidential election, sometimes they're just not ready for prime time. Case in poin... After war, Ukraine's soldiers face a fight with an internal enemy Ukrainian soldiers are coming home from war with more than physical wounds. The Apple II Watch is obviously the only timepiece you need The Apple Watch hasn't even been available for pre-order for 12 hours and we're already getting a look at the Apple Watch II. Sort of. The Apple Watch isn't really a luxury watch, but it might make you want one I was never a watch guy. The Apple Watch made me love watches -- even though it's entirely different from most luxury watches out there. Celebrity portraits are haunting when shot on an old tintype camera A photographter turned her temporary digital studio into a tintype photography studio at Sundance, and invited celebs to an old-fashioned portrait shoot. 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