It is already known where Angelina Jolie will work
Angelina Jolie's is a mother of many children, the director and actress, Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations for Refugees, and now a visiting professor at the London School of Economics and Political Science. In 2015, as part of a new university research center — the Women, Peace and Security Center, which...
Girl dies while doing tug-of-war at school event
An Alabama family is reeling after their 13-year-old daughter collapsed and died during a game of tug-of-war during her school's field day last week, WVTM reports. Leslie Wentworth says her daughter Maddison had been excited for the annual event. "She was a beautiful kid," Wentworth says. "She was a bright...
A famous russian actor shocks public again!
Panin about sex with animals: "I know people who had sex with dogs. This is normal. Porn with animals is sometimes interesting . Watching it is also interesting. It is on a subconscious level. Many people are excited. See many people like it." Nevertheless, we think it's absolutely not...
Christina Orbokaite showed her newborn son
Christina Orbokaite released a touching picture in her Instagram. The star appeared in the photo with her newborn son Nikita. Thus the star wanted to congratulate her already adult "baby" with his 25th anniversary! Fans adored the picture, and in the comments below left a lot of congratulations and...
Baltimore Police Officer Acquitted In Freddie Gray Death
Baltimore police officer Edward Nero was acquitted on Monday of all charges in the 2015 death of black detainee Freddie Gray, an incident that triggered rioting and protests and fueled the Black Lives Matter movement. Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Barry Williams, who heard the case in a bench trial, issued the verdict...
Bombs Kill More Than 140 In Syrian Government-Held Cities: Monitor
Bomb blasts killed scores of people in Jableh and Tartous on Syria’s Mediterranean coast on Monday and wounded many others in the government-controlled territory that hosts Russian military bases, monitors and state media said. Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attacks in the cities that have up to now escaped...
Bayer Defies Critics With $62 Billion Monsanto Offer
German drugs and crop chemicals group Bayer has offered to buy U.S. seeds company Monsanto for $62 billion in cash, defying criticism from some of its own shareholders in a bid to grab the top spot in a fast-consolidating farm supplies industry. The unsolicited proposal, which includes debt, would be the largest foreign...
Mount Everest: Thirty climbers sick on Everest after two deaths
About 30 climbers have suffered frostbite or become ill on Mount Everest after two others died, apparently from altitude sickness. Two Indian climbers have also been reported missing in the mountain's so-called "death zone" near the summit. However the mountain's most successful female climber reached...
Paris still struggling 6 months after ‘Black Friday’ terror attacks
PARIS — The winding cobblestone streets of Paris' swanky Le Marais district usually bustle with tourists this time of year, but its trendy bars, bistros and boutiques are uncommonly quiet. "Normally whether it's cold or warm, whether it's sunny or rainy, there are lots of people here," said Cyrille...
Obama lifts arms export embargo on Vietnam
HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam — President Obama said Monday that the United States' relationship with Vietnam is moving to a "new moment," including an end to the half-century American arms embargo on its former war rival and a host of new business ties between the two nations. "Just a generation ago, we...
LEGAL HIGH WARNING: Ban on substances could force dealers onto DARK WEB, top cop says
A BLANKET ban on legal highs could force dealers onto the "dark web", a top police officer warned night. The mind-altering substances – including 'hippy crack' and 'spice' – are being outlawed this week after being linked to several deaths. But Commander Simon Bray said those determined to...
Far-Right close to victory in Austria
AUSTRIA looked set last night to become the first country in Europe to vote in a far-Right president. Norbert Hofer was close to clinching victory but with a wafer-thin margin. Freedom Party candidate Hofer, an aviation engineer, was in the lead with 51.9 per cent ahead of Alexander van der Bellen, a former Greens leader turned...