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By Alice Gibbs Senior Internet Culture & Trends Reporter Hearts have been broken as a rescue dog was returned to the shelter just two days after being adopted. Soldier is a 3-year-old Staffy and Old English bulldog cross breed and is currently living at Dogs' Refuge Home in Australia. Surrendered by his owner because they weren't able to look after him anymore, the happy and bouncy pup came into the shelter's care from a local pound.

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Sending a message? Lala Kent shared a post about how “narcissists live a double life” after her split from Randall Emmett earlier this year. The Vanderpump Rules star, 31, reposted a detailed explanation of how narcissists act via her Instagram Story on Monday, December 6, seemingly hinting at her own experiences with the Midnight in the Switchgrass director, 50. “Narcissists live a double life. They show fake charm and friendliness in public but are snake-life, venomous and devious behind closed doors,” the passage, originally posted by narcissist abuse recovery professional Danish Bashir, read.

The emotional rollercoaster that was Boobypack founder CC Conrad’s “Shark Tank” pitch turned out to be worth the turmoil, as sales were boosted after her episode aired in 2015. “We saw an insane spike [in web traffic] throughout that first weekend, and it’s still ongoing,” Conrad told HubSpot. “We sold $2,000 of product within the first two minutes of my pitch airing. By the end of the show, I was hugging all my family members as we watched the numbers climb.