How celebrities would look like if they were ordinary people (photos)
We always see celebrities on glossy magazine covers or in blockbuster movies with millionaire budgets. From time to time happens to see some picture of celebrities walking on the streets without makeup, and we get upset by how they appear in their private life.Artist Danny Evans went further, and created a series of photos of...
25th German Unity Day: Protests, clashes mar celebrations in Frankfurt (VIDEO)
A quarter of a century has passed since 'East' and 'West' Germany reunited. The country’s financial capital, Frankfurt, saw hundreds of people protesting in the city during the visit of Chancellor Merkel. The annual celebration of a German national holiday, the 25th anniversary of the reunification of...
Will you be mine? 100 years of wedding fashion in amazing time-lapse (VIDEO)
Over the last hundred years, fashion has evolved in every possible way, including the most cherished and awaited outfit of every woman – the wedding dress. Watch this time-lapse video and see how bridal styles have changed through the years. The first thing you notice is that many features have endured: the Western...
LPR withdraws light weapons, DPR to wait until October 18
The militants of the Donetsk People's Republic (DPR) terrorist organization claim that they will begin to withdraw small-caliber weapons from the Donbas conflict zone after October 18, according to Eduard Basurin, one of the DPR leaders. "The withdrawal will take place after October 18, if it is quiet. The time should...
73 killed, hundreds feared buried under Guatemala landslide (PHOTOS, VIDEO)
Families are praying for a miracle, hoping to find survivors who have been buried under a massive landslide in Guatemala. The natural disaster has killed at least 73 people with hundreds having remained missing for more than three days. Little hope remains for around 350 people who are still missing after the hillside collapsed...
Russia says to increase air strikes in Syria
Russia said on Saturday it would increase its air strikes in Syria and was willing to cooperate with all interested countries after carrying out more than 60 sorties in 72 hours there, according to The Daily Mail. "We will not only continue strikes… we will also increase their intensity," said Andrei Kartapolov...
The Weird Wonderful People of Russian Social Networks (photos)
You may look at these people and be all judgmental, but I only see them as the strange freaky weirdos who make the internet the neat place it is. ...
If Movie Girls were Real
Sometimes, things work out, but other times, the dress can leave a LOT to be desired! These images show some of the worst dresses that brides and bridesmaids have received when trying to save! If you've ever been let down when ordering a dress online, we'd love to see a comparison of your expectations and the results....
As in the UK was Lady Day (35 photos)
Never mind the horse racing. One of the annual highlights of the Aintree Grand National meeting has been Ladies’ Day, with its parade of ostentatious hats, daring dresses and impressive tans. We take a look at this year's runners and riders…...
Plastic on menu: Study shows alarming quantities of human made-debris in fish
Despite the much-touted health benefits of fish, you may be getting more than you asked for on your dinner plate. A new study reveals that around a quarter of fish sampled from markets in Indonesia and California contains plastic or fibrous material. Researchers from the University of California, Davis, and Hasanudd...
OPEC’s alternate president arrested in London – Reuters
Nigeria's former oil minister, OPEC's alternate president Diezani Alison-Madueke was arrested in London on Friday, a source from Nigeria's presidency circle and another The two Nigerian sources did not say why she had been arrested but under Alison-Madueke's watch, oil-related scandals involving billions...
Coca-Cola, McDonald’s and Visa call for FIFA’s Blatter to resign
Major soccer sponsors on Friday issued coordinated calls for the immediate resignation of FIFA president Sepp Blatter in the most significant move by companies supporting the sport since bribery and corruption scandal erupted at world football's governing body last May, according to Reuters. Coca-Cola Co, McDonald's,...