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Singer Grimes posts nude Instagram photo of her looking pregnant and comments about being 'knocked up,' leading to speculation that she and Elon Musk are having a child

The singer and producer may have just revealed that she's pregnant via an unusual photo posted on her social-media accounts.

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Grimes might be pregnant and her Instagram post has prompted confusion, congratulations, and alien jokes from spectators including presidential candidate Andrew Yang and rapper Azealia Banks

After an initial flurry of speculation that the baby's father is Tesla CEO Elon Musk, spectators have rushed to share their takes

I drove Segway's bizarre egg-shaped scooter, and it was extremely difficult to use

Segway-Ninebot, the company behind a slew of motorized personal vehicles, recently debuted a personal "transporting pod" called the S-Pod.

Impossible Foods CEO calls reports of company backing out of McDonald's deal 'complete bulls**t'

CEO Patrick Brown told Business Insider on Wednesday that the company would "never blow off or disrespect a potential customer."

CollegeHumor's parent company pulled its funding, laying off more than 100 employees and leaving a longtime executive to run the company on his own

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Twitter is testing out letting users block all replies

Blocking all replies is one of four options Twitter is planning to give users so they can tailor who replies to their tweets.

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