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An artwork depicting children in face masks representing different countries is a "Denver airport mural painted in 1994."
Publisher’s rating: False
“Elon Musk pide la prohibición de ‘The View’, ‘prefiero caminar descalzo sobre asfalto caliente que ver The View’”.
Publisher’s rating: False
Afbeelding toont Tom Cruise en zijn stuntdubbels.
Publisher’s rating: De afbeelding is gemaakt met kunstmatige intelligentie (AI) en is dus niet echt.
The image under review was presented as showing Tom Cruise with his stunt doubles, but the investigation found that the supposed doubles were not real people. The image had been shared in early June in the Facebook group Midjourney Official, a group described as being for the image-generation application. The review reports that Midjourney creates images from written prompts. Although the original post could no longer be found in the group, the fact-checkers used an archived version identified through Lead Stories. It contained the viral Cruise image and several other generated images of Cruise with supposed doubles. The person who devised the prompt, Ong Hui Woo, said on June 9 that the images were AI-generated. Woo explained that the idea came from a dream about Cruise’s stunt doubles and that the image had been posted in a group where Woo expected members to recognize AI images. The article also reports clues that challenged the image’s apparent authenticity. Woo’s description called it the “MI7 premiere afterparty,” while the review says the film’s stunt credits did not list doubles or stunt drivers resembling the men shown. Taken together with Woo’s account and the archived set of generated images, the evidence supports the conclusion that the image is synthetic rather than a photograph of Cruise with actual stunt doubles.
Ben Shapiro posted on X about his sister and Sydney Sweeney.
Publisher’s rating: Pants on Fire
Historic photos are evidence these celebrities were cloned.
Publisher’s rating: False
U.S. News & World Report reported that actor Keanu Reeves rejected a “‘woke’ movie offer.”
Publisher’s rating: False
Tom Hanks has a volleyball to keep him company while he’s quarantined.
Publisher’s rating: False
Video shows Hoda Kotb interviewing Kelly Clarkson about “her weight loss journey.”
Publisher’s rating: False
“Denzel Washington rejects $100 million Disney offer to work with ‘woke’ Robert De Niro.”
Publisher’s rating: False
A photo shows actor Keanu Reeves holding an anti-Trump shirt.
Publisher’s rating: False
عکس اجرای فرامرز اصلانی در میان رزمندگان جنگ ایران و عراق
Publisher’s rating: شاخدار
CBS reported on Oprah Winfrey reacting “to getting cancelled for stealing land amid Maui fires.”
Publisher’s rating: False
Says Taylor Swift wants to remove the Statue of Liberty
Publisher’s rating: Pants on Fire
Disneyland is enforcing a “no scream” policy on roller coasters.
Publisher’s rating: False
Nickelodeon's splat logo design is based on the shape of Epstein Island.
Publisher’s rating: False
Says actor Tim Allen wrote a lengthy anti-Democrat attack on Facebook.
Publisher’s rating: False
Says television host Steve Harvey authored a pro-Trump rant about raccoons and exterminators.
Publisher’s rating: False









