Target Employing Robot Workers, The Pope Is In DC, An Orchestra Plays 'Rage Against The Machine' & More Enstars Buzz
Happy Thursday, Y'all!
It's time to catch up with all things pop culture & news oriented via the Enstars Rundown.
Let's get to it!
Right after some target works vote unionize, the national chain department store announced that it's working on a plan to roll out a fleet of robot workers in the near future.
Pope Francis' US tour is getting into full swing. Yesterday, he arrived in D.C. and had a touching impromptu moment with a five-year-old girl, who handed him a letter pleaded for his support for immigrants. Immigration and climate change were both topics covered by the Pope in his speech at the White House and was also touched on when he became the first Pontiff to address congress. The head of the Catholic Church is expected to meet and share a meal with some of the D.C.'s homeless and then travel to New York.
The father-in-law and brother-in of former Miss USA Ali Landry were found dead after more than two weeks since they were kidnapped from their home in Mexico.
Computer manufacturer Lenovo has been busted to installing spyware on some of its products...AGAIN.
Over 700 people are reported dead as the result of a stampede just outside Mecca this morning. The crowd was gathered as part of the Hajj pilgrimage, which is the annual Islamic tradition that's a mandatory tradition for all Muslims.
Watch This: An orchestra play an instrumental version of Rage Against the Machine's "Bulls on Parade" that's pretty sweet.
