Justin Bieber has a tattoo on his face
Singer Justin Bieber has a tattoo of a cross on his face. Body artist there are already more than 50 drawings and inscriptions. 22-year-old pop musician Justin Bieber made another tattoo. This time the singer has decided to fill the cross on his face. Fortunately, a tattoo quite tiny and located in the corner...
The mask of blood and gold. Creepy rejuvenating procedures of stars
Do you remember how the hero of the film "Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears" Kolya was shoked, when he entered the room and saw a "bloody" Lyudmila with crushed strawberries on her face? Today"s stars are more...
Eurovision 2016: 9 things you need to know
Even if you don't live in Europe, you don't want to miss out on the fabulousness that is Eurovision. Actually, especially if you don't live in Europe. Here's what you need to know about Eurovision 2016 and its final Saturday in Stockholm, Sweden: What it is The Eurovision Song Contest is an annual competition...
Pfizer acts to stop its drugs being used in lethal injections
It has emerged that the largest US pharmaceutical company, Pfizer, recently took steps to prevent its drugs being used in lethal injections. "We strongly object to the use of any of our products in the lethal injection process for capital punishment," the company said. It stressed that its products were meant to save...
Thousands line streets to mourn fallen Navy SEAL
Thousands of people lined Sixth Street in Coronado Friday for a public processional honoring Charlie Keating, the 31-year-old Navy SEAL who was shot and killed by Islamic State militants in Iraq on May 3. School children, armed forces members, residents and visitors stood somberly along the two-lane street, many holding...
Russia ‘was behind German parliament hack’
Germany's domestic intelligence agency has accused Russia of being behind a series of cyber attacks on German state computer systems. The BfV said a hacker group thought to work for the Russian state had attacked Germany's parliament in 2015. This week it emerged that hackers linked to the same group had also targeted...
Spain toxic tyre dump at Sesena forces mass evacuation
People living near a "toxic cloud" from a burning tyre dump in Spain have been told to leave their homes. Local officials ordered the evacuation of the Quinon de Sesena area, where 9,000 people live, saying human health may be at risk. However, many residents have already left their homes and it is thought that just...
Hezbollah killing: Thousands mourn Badreddine at Beirut funeral
Thousands of people have attended the funeral in Lebanon's capital, Beirut, of top Hezbollah military commander Mustafa Amine Badreddine. He died in an explosion near Damascus airport, the Lebanon-based group said, adding it would announce "within hours" its report into the killing. Hezbollah has sent thousands of...
Susannah Mushatt Jones, last US woman born in 19th Century, dies
The oldest known person in the world has died in New York aged 116. Born on an Alabama farm in July 1899, Susannah Mushatt Jones was also the last living American born in the 19th Century. She lived in three centuries, through two world wars and 20 US presidencies. An Italian woman, Emma Morano, now takes on the title of oldest...
Australian security worker killed near Baghdad embassy
A security contractor has been killed outside the Australian embassy in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, officials say. Foreign Minister Julie Bishop issued a statement identifying the victim as a 34-year-old Australian man. Ms Bishop said at a press conference that the man's death was not related to Baghdad's broader...
Apple invests in Chinese Uber rival Didi Chuxing
Apple has invested $1bn (£693m) in Didi Chuxing, the car-hailing app that has a greater market share than US rival Uber in China. Tim Cook, chief executive, said that the move would help Apple to better understand the Chinese market. Didi Chuxing, previously known as Didi Kuaidi, said it represented the single largest...
Candid Kim: North Korea releases UNTOUCHED photos of grinning tyrant for the first time
CRACKPOT dictator Kim Jung-un has released rare portraits of himself and his top officials — including one thought to have been executed months ago. The seemingly unedited image shows the ruthless despot grinning in an official portrait for the first time. North Korea expert at Seoul National University Chang Yong Seok...