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A man created this creepy, lifelike Scarlett Johansson robot with some ingenuity and a 3D printer.  Actually, he didn't explicity create a ScarJobot, he based the likeness off a Hollywood celebrity who he does not want to name. But we can make a pretty good guess....



So the likeness is...weird but it seems like the creator, Ricky Ma, is a true robot enthusiast. He says he really just wanted to build a robot and it took a long time (and $50,000) to acquire the parts and skills to come this far. He told the Daily Mirror:

When I started building it, I realised it would involve dynamics, electromechanics and programming. I have never studied programming, how was I supposed to code?

Additionally, I needed to build 3D models for all the parts inside the robot. Also, I had to make sure the robot's external skin and its internal parts could fit together. When you look at everything together, it was really difficult.

Poor, poor Batfleck.

I'm sure this is going to work out really well for you, dude.

Egg on my face if she goes because she feels bad that people are making fun of him.

After everyone (even Oprah herself!) online pointed out the obvious to @TotalBeauty, they did try to smooth it over with a charitable donation.

Just a casual son, Brooklyn, jumping over his dad, David Beckham, moment. Jumping Beckham... like Beckham?

Just Farrah Abraham, one of the most infamous '16 and Pregnant' teen moms and co-starred with adult film star James Deen in a "leaked" porn. 

Looks like Britney Spears decided to use a fairly lazy google image search result for grilled corn, and of course the internet noticed. 

A man that looks like Bradley Cooper, but isn't, has been spotted causing trouble at Sundance this weekend by using his uncanny looks to crash a party for a film. 
This might be him, having a great time as the celebrity he always knew he should be:


via @seancass10/

According to a bystander who spoke to Page Six about the incident, he made quite a scene as he was escorted out: 

“He said, ‘You’re done for!’ and would not give ID,” said a spy of the “star” when he was confronted by security. “He pushed a button on an iPhone and had a picture of ‘The Hangover’ as his screensaver.”