Scarlett Johansson has been one to watch ever since her first big role in 2001's "Ghost World."

Since then, she's become a style icon known for channeling old Hollywood glamour. She often hits red carpets in retro-inspired dresses and completes almost every look with the classic red lip. 

Here's how her style has evolved through the years. 

For the premiere of "Ghost World" in 2001 — one of her first red carpet appearances at age 16 — ScarJo stepped out in a red trench coat and matching shoes.

The following year at age 17, she went with the theme for the premiere of "Eight Legged Freaks" by pairing a fake black spider with her black skirt and top.

For the 2003 "Lost in Translation" premiere, the then-18-year-old stepped up her game in a plunging power suit.

Fans of Betty and Jughead were crushed when this "Riverdale" couple came to a heartbreaking end on the most recent episode. 

Bughead, as the couple is endearingly called by fans who "ship" the couple, was forced to break up after the mysterious Black Hood threatened Betty with a promise to endanger Jughead should the couple stay together. 

The couple has weathered a number of storms since first coming together on season one of the hit CW drama, but it's going to be a difficult journey for these two to reconcile now. 

Here's a retrospective in honor of Bughead's better days. 

Betty convinces Jughead to join the Blue and Gold, the high school newspaper, with her.

Hard to believe that Betty starts "Riverdale" with her heart set on Archie. But when she and Jughead begin to write for the school paper and investigate Jason Blossom's murder, their relationship is purely platonic. They interrogate Dilton Doiley for more information on the Blossom murder. 

Jughead seems concerned when Betty says she has a "date" with someone else.

While making their "murder board," Trev interrupts Betty, Kevin, and Jughead to check in with Betty about their "date." Betty later says it's a way to get more information about Jason, but Jughead doesn't seem to like the idea. 

They attend Jason's memorial together.

Jughead picks Betty up and the two head to the Blossoms' mansion. They sneak off to find Jason's room when Cheryl breaks down in tears, but stumble upon Grandma Blossom. She mistakes Betty for Polly, Betty's sister, and reveals that Polly and Jason were engaged.

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After spending hours tweaking your résumé, submitting applications, and nailing a few interviews, you finally got the job. Congratulations! 

You probably already have your outfit for the first day of work laid out, but after that, you're going to have to keep the professional look up. 

While dressing professionally might seem hard to many, it doesn't have to be. With the right selection of clothes, you won't find yourself scratching your head in front of the closet in the morning or recycling the same boring outfit every day. 

In order to execute a stylish and professional look every day at your new job, you're going to need suits, shirts, ties, shoes, dress socks, a watch, and a bag suitable for the office. If you don't have the slightest clue on where to begin, you're in luck. 

We put together a list of all the new job wardrobe essentials you need to get started off on the right foot. That way, you'll have all the time you need to focus on the job instead of what you're going to wear.

Check out everything you need for a well-rounded work wardrobe, below:

SEE ALSO: These are the pants that make my long daily commute much easier and more comfortable

A navy suit

A navy suit is one of the most important colors to own when building a wardrobe of formal clothes. It's appropriate for almost any event, and you'll be able to pair it with many shirt and tie combinations. The Indochino Autumn Indigo Basketweave Suit is made out of 100% merino wool and comes in a rich navy blue color.  

Also, if you're interested in a wider selection of suits including different brands, fits, and colors, here are the 5 suits every man should own.

Indochino Autumn Indigo Basketweave Suit, $329 (Originally $799)

A charcoal gray suit

Dark gray is the second most important color to own, especially if you're limited to only a few suits. As with navy suits, you'll be able to wear it with a lot of shirt and tie combinations. Using a contemporary spin on pinstripe, the Indochino Deep Charcoal Tonal Stripe Suit features a very fine pattern that is subdued, yet classical.

Also, if you're interested in a wider selection of suits including different brands, fits, and colors, here are the 5 suits every man should own.

Indochino Deep Charcoal Tonal Stripe Suit, $329 (Originally $799)

A rotation of dress shirts

Having the right dress shirt is absolutely the key to any great outfit. No matter how dressed up or casual your look is, you'll be wearing a shirt. Whether you're wearing a full suit and tie or just a simple pair of pants, your shirt is equally important, as it is the staple piece.

To get started, you'll need shirts in white, blue, striped, checked or plaid, and a contrasting collar. Brand like Twillory, Charles Trywhitt, Bonobos, Ministry of Supply, and Brooks Brothers are some of the best places to shop.

These are the 6 dress shirts every professional man should own.

Traveling for business doesn't need to be a chore. 

In light of that, we've come up with a list of apps that could help make your work trip go more smoothly. 

From planning the route, to staying organized while you're away, to keeping in touch with colleagues when you don't have a computer on hand, these apps will help you to have the most stress-free trip possible.

SEE ALSO: We tested the high-tech suitcase meant to make business travel less stressful — here's the verdict

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Google Maps

Avoid getting lost en route to a meeting and find your way with Google Maps. Enter the destination before you leave Internet service, and the app will keep your route on screen. 

Available on: Android and iOS.

Cost: Free

Oanda Currency Converter

Currency converter Oanda is a useful tool for international travelers. The app allows you to convert between currencies using up-to-date rates. 

Available on: Android and iOS.

Cost: Free

Hopper

Hopper tells you "when to fly and when to buy." The app will track your route and alert you when the best price becomes available.

Available on: Android and iOS.

Cost: Free

We love our moms — which can make deciding on the perfect gift for them extra hard. 

What do you give the woman who has given you everything?

Whether your mom is a fashionista, super crafty, or sporty, we picked 50 gift ideas ranging from $12 to $460 that moms of all kind will love.

A stylish new pair of shades, $95

Your mom will look and feel like a movie-star in these glamorous shades. 

Warby Parker Tilley Sunglasses, $95

A fancy coffee machine, $199

If your mom loves a good cup of Joe, give her the gift of freshly brewed coffee and authentic espresso with the simple push of a button.

Nespresso VertuoLine Machine, $199

Luxurious body moisturizer, $29.50

This fan favorite body lotion is sure to make your mom feel extra pampered.

Kiehls Creme de Corps, $29.50

Myths, old wives' tales, and urban legends: Whatever you call them, they have no place in career planning.

Unfortunately, there's plenty of outdated (or altogether false) information that can bring your career to a screeching halt. If you're holding on to these relics, it's time to let them go and focus on taking advantage of career opportunities.

"Just do you," says Lynn Carroll, a career coach in Norristown, Pennsylvania. "Don't worry about what others say if their advice doesn't fit with your unique situation."

For starters, you can completely disregard these five commonly held myths in your next job search. Knowing the truth will set you on your path to career growth.

SEE ALSO: 8 questions that will tell you if you're in the right job

Myth 1: You must perfectly match all job requirements to apply

You find the perfect job on Monster, only to discover the company is looking for someone with five years of experience. You have four. But don't hang your head! You're not automatically disqualified.

"Often candidates opt out of pursuing great career opportunities for fear they do not match all of the requirements listed on the job posting," says Alyssa Krane, chief talent strategist at Powerhouse Talent, a boutique HR consultancy in Toronto. "While the job posting outlines the ideal candidate, the truth is, at times, employers need to adjust their requirements to meet the talent supply in the market." If you meet all the main skill requirements, you should absolutely apply to that job.

Furthermore, if a company lists a niche skill on the job posting, they may not find any candidates who fit the bill. In that case, they will often end up hiring someone who demonstrates other skills and shines in other areas, Krane says. So if you have a winning track record in development but haven't used the latest fundraising software, don't let that prevent you from applying to a job.

Myth 2: Follow your passion—and only your passion

Do what you love and you'll never work a day in your life, right? Wrong. You know what turns your passion into a pain in the neck really quickly? A deadline, a client taking your vision and changing it, or having to send invoices repeatedly when customers are late paying. Then not only is your job unsatisfying, but you're also out one hobby that you used to enjoy.

Having a job you love isn't necessarily the same thing as following your passion. It's a big world out there, and you can find fulfillment in plenty of jobs. Look for a job that you'll find satisfying rather than limit yourself to something you're totally passionate about. Maybe you love to fish; there are loads of environmental careers that overlap with your fishing interests.

"Consider your passions, but balance that with the larger macro-economy, what your skills and talents are, and the networks you have developed," says Ben Brooks, New York City–based founder and CEO of PILOT, a tech platform that helps companies retain their best employees by actively managing their career paths.

Myth 3: Leadership skills develop naturally with time

You may be a genius at your job, but if you lack leadership and managerial skills, those won't magically appear the second you get promoted or get a new job. You need to work on honing those separately, says Terry Traut, founder and CEO of Entelechy, a leadership-development company in Silver Lake, New Hampshire.

Leadership is a skill that requires continuous nurturing, and getting help from your supervisor can help you set new expectations, sharpen your people skills, and build your confidence. You should be reading, taking professional-development courses, and asking for continuous feedback and input from your employees, your boss, your peers, and anyone who will help you improve. "Reflect on what's working and what you could do differently to be more effective," Traut says.

Whole Foods is swiftly transforming under Amazon's control. 

Amazon's $13.7 billion acquisition of Whole Foods formally went through in August.

The changes began immediately, from cutting costs to internal restructuring.

And, in the months since August, Amazon has only accelerated the pace of change. 

Here's what changes have been revealed so far — and how they'll affect Whole Foods shoppers. 

SEE ALSO: I visited Whole Foods on the day it was acquired by Amazon — and it's clear it'll never be the same

Whole Foods immediately cut prices.

The day the acquisition went through, prices of many Whole Foods staples immediately dropped. Some price tags decreased by up to 40%. 

An identical basket of items from a Whole Foods location in Brooklyn went from $97.76 pre-acquisition to $75.85 post-acquisition. 

The grocery stores began selling Amazon Echos and Echo Dots.

According to Amazon, the popular voice-controlled speaker system will be available at select Whole Foods locations. A Brooklyn location advertised the Amazon Echo as the "pick of the season" the day the acquisition was completed. 

In November, more than 100 stores started selling even more Amazon tech.

These Whole Foods stores now sell products including the Amazon Echo, Echo Dot, Fire TV, Kindle e-readers, and Fire tablets.

Whole Foods is offering major discounts on these Amazon products the week leading up to Black Friday. Whole Foods' pre-Black Friday deals include $20 off the Echo Dot, $20 off the new Amazon Echo, and $30 off the Kindle Paperwhite. 

• People are paying a Russian photo studio on a private jet to take Instagram-worthy shots of them.
• Prices range from $191 to $434, depending on the type of service you're interested in.
• Social media celebrities like the "The Rich Kids of Instagram" have popularized photos that show a jet-setting life.

"The Rich Kids of Instagram" have popularized the practice of flaunting a lavish lifestyle on social media, and now photo studios are making it easier to imitate their boastful posts. 

Private Jet Studio is a photo studio on a tarmac with a Gulfstream G650 jet, where customers can take pictures both inside and out.

People can book the Moscow-based company's services for $244 (14,000 roubles) an hour with a photographer, or for $191 (11,000 roubles) an hour without one. For $434 (25,000 roubles), people can also book a two-hour videography session in and around the private jet. Hair and makeup can be provided on set.

SEE ALSO: These doormen guard the residences of New York's wealthiest residents

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• Reality Shares and Nasdaq announced the launch of an index to track companies in the booming blockchain industry. 
• Blockchain, the technology underlying cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin and ethereum, has become a popular buzzword on Wall Street as the prices of digital coins and tokens continue to climb. 
• The Reality Shares Nasdaq Blockchain Economy Index includes a wide-range of companies across sectors. 
  

Exchange operator Nasdaq and Reality Shares, an investment marketplace, unveiled a new index on Monday designed to capture the growth of blockchain technology.

The smart-beta index called the Reality Shares Nasdaq Blockchain Economy Index, is planned to provide the basis for an exchange-traded fund by Reality Shares, according to a press release about the new index. The ETF has already been filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission by Reality Shares.  

Blockchain is best known for being the technology underlying cryptocurrencies like bitcoin, but it could have applications outside of cryptocurrencies.

Jonathan Johnson, the head of Medici Ventures, a VC subsidiary of Overstock, a company in the index, told Business Insider blockchain could potentially have the same kind of impact as the internet. 

"We see blockchain doing for the transfer of value what the internet did for the transfer of info and we want to be at the front of that wave of innovation and change," Johnson said. 

As a decentralized ledger, blockchain can facilitate exchanges of assets without the need of a middle-man. As such, it has gripped the attention of Wall Street with companies such as Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, and Morgan Stanley all participating in at least one blockchain consortium. 

But the new index includes a wide-range of companies, according to Reality Shares. Following are five companies featured on the index's site. 

HIVE Blockchain Technologies

Ticker:HIVE

Market cap: $320 million

Year-to-date stock performance: 3,204%

Index description: 

"HIVE Blockchain Technologies is building a bridge from the blockchain sector to traditional capital markets. The company has strategically partnered with Genesis Mining Ltd., the world’s leading cryptocurrency mining hashrate provider, to build the next generation of blockchain infrastructure."

Accenture

Ticker: ACN

Market cap: $111.8 billion

Year-to-date stock performance: 24.8%

Index description: 

"Accenture is working closely with leaders from across a broad range of industries, governments, consortia, the academic community, and its key technology alliances to move blockchain technology forward so that, ultimately, it can help improve the way the world lives and works."

Hitachi

Ticker: HIT

Market cap: $38 billion

Year-to-date stock performance: 33.5%

Index description: 

"Hitachi is a founding member of the Hyperledger Project and consortium, and has partnered with Tech Bureau to use the NEM-based Mijin Blockchain platform for Hitachi’s point management solution “PointInfinity,” which serve 150 million members and users."

• Everyone handles Thanksgiving differently. 
• Some find comfort in the preparation of a meal for the loved ones, while others are just happy to volunteer as taste tester when needed. 
• Here's how your zodiac sign handles preparation for Thanksgiving. 

How each star sign goes about the job of getting the turkey ready for Thanksgiving is, different, fun and interesting! 

ARIES: There’s no time to waste.

There’s no time to waste for an Aries, they want to get the show on the road and get things organized. Before you know it, they are off to get the turkey. Stand by, because everyone will have a job to do, it will be a delegated affair.

Thanksgiving Day: Don’t be too serious, it’s a day of togetherness and to reconnect.

TAURUS: Don't even think about stepping in a Taurus' kitchen without permission.

If there’s a Taurus in the house, don’t even think about entering the kitchen without permission. They’re in control and you can expect nothing short of a gourmet delight, with stuffing and all the other goodies.

Thanksgiving Day: Trust your instincts today, Taurus, and take a step back to watch the interaction between family.

GEMINI: Preparation is everything.

The twins like to be prepared, so don’t be surprised when they come home with two turkeys. You just never know when someone will drop by, so the more turkey you have on hand the better. After all, you’ll  most likely have turkey for the whole week!

Thanksgiving Day: An unexpected friend could actually drop by this year. So, expect the unexpected.

• Reusethisbag.com surveyed more than 100 grocery stores of varying size in 10 states in September 2017 and commissioned EMLab P&K in Ohio to test surfaces for bacteria.
• Large swaths of harmful bacteria were found on almost all surfaces at upscale and budget, large and small grocery stores.
• The study found the most harmful bacteria count on shopping carts.
• Upscale supermarkets had the highest germ count in the produce aisle.

We all know to wash our hands after going to the bathroom, and to de-sanitize our keyboard regularly, but there's one place germs are hiding that we can't easily control: the grocery store. 

Think about it: You share shopping carts with strangers and pick up unwrapped produce that's been inspected by dozens of unseen hands. 

Reusethisbag.com, an online retailer for reusable shopping bags, recently released the results of a study in which they — in conjunction with EMLab P&K in Ohio — surveyed the bacteria levels at more than 100 grocery stores of varying sizes and price levels in 10 states across America. The survey covered New York, California, Texas, Florida, and Maine.

Lab workers spent months swabbing surfaces of shopping carts, refrigerator doors, and produce, and found some startling results: the dangerous bacteria count in traditional, budget, and upscale grocery stores was higher than in your bathroom, on the surface of your phone, or even at the bottom of Fido's food bowl.  

Keep scrolling to learn the unfortunate truth about the health risks in your local grocery store. 

Budget grocery store shopping carts have 270 times more bacteria than your toilet handle.

A budget grocery store cart has 8,112 bacteria colonies per square inch, while a toilet handle only has 30 bacteria colonies per square inch. 

Traditional grocery store shopping carts have 361 times more bacteria than a bathroom door knob.

Traditional grocery stores were by far the worst offenders when it came to dirty shopping carts. Their bacteria levels were almost 10 times the amount found at budget grocery stores, and 80 percent of the bacteria types found were considered harmful, antibiotic-immune, and could cause illnesses in humans. 

75% of germs identified in grocery shopping carts were harmful.

Overall, 75% of the grocery cart swabs tested at each of the 100 stores tested positive for a bacteria type known as "gram-negative rods," which are harmful to humans in 90% of cases. 

• Russia uses its official government Twitter accounts to rebuke its critics and troll Western leaders.
• On Tuesday, Russia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs tweeted a satirical response to UK Prime Minister Theresa May's criticism of Moscow's interference in elections.
• Kremlin trolling on Twitter dates back years.
  

During the 2016 election, Russian-linked bots and trolls on social media attempted to inflame relations among Americans by spreading fake news and highlighting vulnerable racial and political divisions. They bought ads on Twitter and shared posts on Facebook, concealing their identities while pretending to be real Americans.

But the Kremlin has another, more conspicuous way of spreading propaganda and trolling the West that doesn't normally get as much attention.

In the last few years, Russia has used official government Twitter accounts to undermine the West and hit back against criticism, often with tantalizing and meme-filled rhetoric. The Twitter accounts of Russia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) and its Embassy in the UK, both of which tweet in English, have been particularly active.

On Tuesday for example, after UK Prime Minister Theresa May slammed Russia for planting fake stories and photo-shopping images on social media "in an attempt to sow discord in the West," Russia's MFA tweeted a satirical response.

This was just the latest in a string of official Russian government tweets aimed at sparking controversy among Moscow's adversaries.

In a report published Tuesday, the watchdog group Freedom House noted that in few places is "the hypocritical link between state propaganda and legal restrictions on the media stronger than in Russia." This gives Russia monopoly over the flow of information within its borders. Increasingly, the report says, Russia has used similar information manipulation tactics abroad.

Here are 9 other times Russia has used its official Twitter accounts to troll Western leaders and the media:

SEE ALSO: From 'crazy' to 'regret' — here's how Facebook's positions on Russian interference evolved over time

DON'T MISS: Senators have a new plan to fix a major loophole that let Russia take advantage of Facebook and tech giants

The Russian Embassy in the UK reacted to former President Barack Obama expelling diplomats and closing Russian compounds in December 2016 in retaliation for meddling in the US election.

Stories of Russian hacking and election interference became more widespread in the US, and the Russian Embassy was at it again.

Theresa May said Belgium was meddling in its general election — and Russia was happy they weren't being accused this time.

Black Friday is known for massive sales that attract large, often rowdy crowds. But for serious bargain hunters, it's the best shopping day of the year.

To make your trip to the mall easier, INSIDER rounded up some of the biggest tips for Black Friday shopping. From making a shopping list to downloading apps, here are 14 ways to make the most out of Black Friday sales.

Do your research.

The most successful Black Friday shoppers start planning before November even starts, according to The Penny Hoarder. While that might sound daunting, it's actually easy to plan your shopping trip in advance, as many stores, like Target, release their Black Friday sale flyers almost a month in advance.

Make a shopping list.

Once you've done your research, Mint, a popular banking app, suggests that you make a list of the items you want to buy and where you want to buy them from.

Set a budget for yourself.

After you draft your shopping list, you'll want to set a budget, according to Mint. Without a predetermined spending limit, you're more likely to go overboard on items you just don't need.

There are few things worse than using makeup to cover up a few breakouts, only to end up with even more than you started with.

While you can always go to a dermatologist for recommendations, sometimes it's best to turn to other makeup users who also struggle with breakouts and acne to find out what they've had success with.

So we took to Reddit to ask people for their personal experiences when it comes to makeup for acne-prone skin.

Here's what they recommended.

Almay Clear Complexion Blemish Healing Liquid Makeup

Cost: $14.99

This foundation from Almay is also recommended by dermatologists thanks to its inclusion of salicylic acid in the formula. Reddit user swaggy-o thinks that it "looks natural" but warns that the shade selection is fairly limited.

Find out more about Almay Clear Complexion Blemish Healing Liquid Makeup here >

Maybelline Dream Pure BB Cream

Cost: $8.99

Both serendipretty101 and xoxobella54 recommend Maybelline's Dream Pure BB Cream due to the 2% salicylic acid in the formula.

Find out more about Maybelline Dream Pure BB Cream here >

L'Oréal Paris True Match Lumi Healthy Luminous Makeup

Cost: $12.99

"This works well on my skin, and I haven't had any major flare ups as a result of using it," reddit user FannyPackFiend said.  

Find out more about L'Oréal Paris True Match Lumi Healthy Luminous Makeup here >

Someday, I might hail a flying Uber car or climb aboard the Hyperloop for transportation from San Francisco to Los Angeles. In the meantime, a sleepaway bus offers a good alternative.

Founded in 2016, Cabin (formerly known as SleepBus) recently launched a chartered bus service between SF and LA that allows passengers to fall asleep in one city and wake up in the next — for about $100 one-way. The logistics are a no-brainer: Get in, grab a bunk, and snooze.

The flat rate makes it more affordable than flying and potentially more convenient than driving, but only if you can handle the tight quarters and 23 passengers aboard the double-decker bus.

Last weekend, I had the chance to try Cabin on a return trip from LA to SF. Here's how it went.

SEE ALSO: Audi is taking on Enterprise and Hertz with a rental service that delivers luxury cars to your door — here's what it's like

Los Angeles is my own personal "Carmageddon." I don't make it down there as much as I would like, because the six-hour drive is inconvenient and traffic can be very stressful.

Of course, I could fly. But it's not cheap and often takes just as long. A round trip flight booked about a month in advance will set you back at least $100, after tax and fees.

Then I discovered Cabin. Entrepreneurs Tom Currier and Gaetano Crupi started the company in 2016 when they saw a need for better budget travel between cities.

• Some advertisers are removing their ads from Sean Hannity's Fox News show in response to his coverage of the sexual-misconduct allegations against Roy Moore, the Republican US Senate candidate in Alabama.
• The list of advertisers includes Keurig, Cadillac, AARP, and Nature's Bounty, among others.

The Fox News host Sean Hannity is facing heat after several brands pulled their ads from his show.

A wave of advertisers announced they would pull spots from "Hannity" following the host's interview on Friday with Roy Moore in which they discussed allegations that Moore engaged in sexual misconduct with a 14-year-old and pursued relationships with other teenagers when he was in his 30s.

Some media observers have noted that Hannity directly asked about the allegations. But critics say Hannity went too easy on Moore — whom he supported in the Alabama Senate primary — saying he appeared to agree with a characterization of some of the conduct as "consensual."

Amid the left-wing media watchdog Media Matters urging sponsors to pull ads, Keurig, Realtor.com, Eloquii, 23andMe, Nature's Bounty, and E-Trade all announced over the weekend that they had no plans to advertise on Hannity's Fox News show.

More recently, brands such as Mercedes-Benz have jumped on the bandwagon, even as others such as MyPillow remain unfazed.

Brands distancing themselves from politically or otherwise sensitive issues is nothing new. Several big-name advertisers were conspicuously absent from Megyn Kelly's interview in June with Alex Jones, the right-wing provocateur and conspiracy-monger.

Similarly, in April, BMW, Mitsubishi, Hyundai, and Lexus were among the brands that pulled their ads from "The O'Reilly Factor" amid a wave of sexual-harassment allegations against its host, Bill O'Reilly.

There has also been increasing consumer backlash to brands taking positions.

But these emotional reactions are unprecedented, according to Canvs, a company that measures viewers' qualitative responses to content. It looks at all the spoken words about shows across social media and maps viewers' reactions with a range of 42 emotions.

"Unlike most emotional conversations about TV, brands have been raised to the forefront of the discussion surrounding 'Hannity,'" a Canvs analyst told Business Insider. "These brand-driven viewer emotional reactions are really unprecedented when you look at any show on TV."

Still, Hannity has seen his ratings jump since Fox News moved him to a different time slot last month. He was already one of the highest-rated personalities in cable news.

He has also weathered previous boycott calls by Media Matters, partially by rallying his viewers and supporters, who started a #BoycottKeurig campaign over the weekend and shared videos of themselves destroying the coffee machines.

On Monday, Realtor.com deleted an initial tweet about pulling the ads, and Keurig's CEO apologized for "taking sides."

"The action is key because that is what will have a financial effect on Hannity's show, not the messaging that companies use," said Angelo Carusone, the president of Media Matters.

Carusone added that he was surprised that Realtor.com made a statement at all, considering the company is owned by Fox News' chairman, Rupert Murdoch.

Business Insider asked several other brands who have advertised on Hannity's show over the past few months about their stances and whether they plan to do so in the future.

Here are their responses:

Hebrew National announced on Monday it was no longer advertising on Hannity's show.

Hebrew National stated it had removed Hannity's show from its advertising plans on Monday afternoon. 

"Our advertising is not intended to be an endorsement of or sponsorship of any particular program," the hot dog brand posted on Twitter.

Reddi-wip and Marie Callender's — two other Conagra brands — also cut advertising.

A spokesperson from Conagra Brands told Business Insider on Monday that the company had "removed Hannity from our advertising plans for all Conagra brands."

On Tuesday, a spokesperson clarified that the change had been made prior to the Hannity flap. 

"We adjusted our media spend several months ago due to the needs of our business," spokesperson Lanie Friedman said. "That said, we have not run on this program since August, so our decision was not made currently and has nothing to do with this controversy."

Keurig says it will no longer advertise

Keurig said on Twitter that it would no longer advertise on Hannity's show.

Many on the right called for Hannity's supporters to boycott Keurig. On Sunday, some people went as far as posting videos of themselves smashing their Keurig coffee machines.

In a memo to employees on Monday, obtained by The Washington Post's Erik Wemple, CEO Bob Gamgort called Keurig's decision to explain its plan to "pause" its advertising with Hannity's show "highly unusual" and "outside of company protocols."

"This gave the appearance of 'taking sides' in an emotionally charged debate that escalated on Twitter and beyond over the weekend, which was not our intent," Gamgort wrote.

• Social media star Jake Paul has reportedly bought a new mansion in Calabasas, CA.
• It covers 15,000 square feet over 3.5 acres, and he paid $6.9 million for it.
• Paul had previously stirred up controversy by annoying his neighbors.

20-year-old social media star Jake Paul has a habit of annoying his neighbors, so anyone who lives near his new, $6.9 million mansion in Calabasas should be on high alert.

Before Paul reportedly bought it, the home had been listed for $7.395 million, according to the Los Angeles Times. 

Paul, who became famous by making short videos on the now-defunct social media platform Vine, has built a following of over 11 million subscribers on YouTube. He also acts on the Disney Channel show "Bizaardvark" and started a management company for social media personalities.

After he claimed that his neighbors tried to kill him in July, it makes sense that Paul would be looking for a new home. 

Here's what his new, 15,000-square-foot mansion looks like. 

SEE ALSO: 6 things to know about Jake Paul – the viral video star who's at war with his neighbors

The mansion sits on a total of 3.5 acres of land.

Source: Open Listings

Built in 1990, the house features incredibly high ceilings and large rooms.

The entrance leads to a spiral staircase that rises three stories.

A win by Roger Federer during the ATP World Tour Finals in London pushed his career earnings past $110 million, surpassing Tiger Woods as the all-time highest-paid athlete in an individual sport.

The 19-time Grand Slam champion is one of the most successful players of all time. He has won the men's singles tournament at Wimbledon alone eight times since 2003, as well as 24 Masters Tournaments all over the world. 

The 35-year-old is not only one of the most talented athletes on the planet, but also the most profitable. Forbes named him the world's highest-paid tennis player in 2016, earning £54.3 million ($68 million) from professional wins and million-pound sponsorship deals with companies from Nike to Credit Suisse.

In 2016, the London School of Marketing named him the world's most marketable athlete and, while the Swiss sports star leads a relatively private life compared to wealthier athletes like Cristiano Ronaldo, Federer also spends his money on the finer things in life. He also owns his own charity, the Roger Federer Foundation, which supports educational projects in southern Africa and Switzerland.

From tailored tennis rackets to Swiss mansions, here's how Federer makes and spends his fortune — and his minimal spare time.

This is 35-year-old Roger Federer, the highest-paid tennis player in the world. He has an estimated net worth of £255.9 million ($320 million).

Source:Forbes, Telegraph, Huffington Post

He won the Australian Open on Sunday, beating long-time rival Rafael Nadal after six months out of the game due to injury. The victory awarded him more than £2.2 million.

Source: Business Insider

His success trails back to the age of eight, when he started playing tennis. Born in Basel, Switzerland on August 8, 1981, his Swiss father, Robert Federer, and South African mother, Lynette Du Rand, encouraged him to play sport at an early age.

His parents both worked for the same pharmaceutical company.

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No matter where you live, what you do for a living, or how old you are, there's a great chance that you own a pair of sneakers — if not several. 

Sneakers are easily one of the most popular style of shoes, and for good reason. While most are designed for performance in athletics, their looks and comfort have transcended sports into fashion.

Despite an abundance of options, the demand for certain sneaker styles greatly exceeds the supply, causing them to sell out almost immediately. Clicking a link a minute after it's posted, or fumbling to pull out your debit card during checkout can be the difference between getting the sneakers or not.

Most people don't have the time, energy, or patience to closely monitor release dates or sit next to a computer all day in anticipation of a randomly timed online launch, so getting the highly sought after models can prove to be difficult. Trust me, diehard sneaker collectors have done their due diligence to secure a pair before the average person.

Luckily, looking good in a nice pair of sneakers isn't limited to fanatics, as there are many stylish sneaker that don't incite such urgency to purchase. Whether you're into Nike, Adidas, New Balance, or Puma, there are many options available.

If you want to buy a new pair of sneakers without jumping through hoops, check out 10 stylish options that won't sell out in seconds below. 

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Adidas NMD_R1 Primeknit

Designed for the urban nomad, the Adidas NMD is the perfect sneaker for a person who's walking, traveling, and generally active. This particular pair features a Triple White colorway with Japanese characters reading "The Brand with the Three Stripes." A full-length Boost midsole gives these shoes unbeatable comfort.

Adidas NMD_R1 Primeknit, $170

New Balance 247 Sport

The New Balance 247 Sport is a sneaker that you'll want to keep on your feet 24/7. Drawing from classic New Balance sneakers, the 247 is a modernized lifestyle sneaker optimized for comfort. It uses an engineered knit for a super lightweight feel.

New Balance 247 Sport, $89.99

Adidas Iniki Runner

The Adidas Iniki Runner is another sneaker that uses the brand's innovative Boost technology, so comfort isn't sacrificed. While the silhouette new to Adidas' line of products, it has many old school design cues like serrated Three Stripes branding, gold flake lettering, and gum outsole.

Adidas Iniki Runner, $120

As the NFL season begins to enter the home stretch, the league is a tale of two conferences.

Of our top five teams in this week's Power Ranking, four come from the NFC, where the playoff picture is packed tight and bound to leave a few teams disappointed at the end of the season.

On the other side of the spectrum sits this AFC, where aside from the Patriots and Steelers, it appears any team can beat any other on Sundays. There's still time for teams like the Raiders and Ravens to make a run at the postseason, and still plenty of games left for the Chiefs to fall short after their hot start.

Check out where each teams stands heading into Week 11.

32. Cleveland Browns

Record: 0-9

Last week: Lost to the Lions, 38-24

This week: vs. Jacksonville Jaguars

One thing to know: DeShone Kizer was playing one the best games of his career when he got hurt in the 4th quarter with the score tied. Cody Kessler replaced him for three drives, all of which ended in punts, and then Kizer returned for a final drive that ended in an interception. Such is life for the Browns.

31. New York Giants

Record: 1-8

Last week: Lost to the 49ers, 31-21

This week: vs. Kansas City Chiefs

One thing to know: The Giants defense has let up 82 points over the past two weeks — not a great vote of confidence for head coach Ben McAdoo, who appears on his way out the door.

30. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Record: 3-6

Last week: Beat the Jets, 15-10

This week: at Miami Dolphins

One thing to know: The 15 points the Bucs scored in Week 10 against the Jets marked their most potent offensive game in three games.