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Shocking Truth: Stars in reality and on magazine covers (PHOTO)
For years, we've been told not to rely on magazine covers and glamorous photo shoots for inspiration, because even the most gorgeous stars don't look in real life the way they do in glossy print. But now we've got proof. Below, find unequivocal evidence that no one is spared: The beautiful Jennifer Lawrence gets...
25 girls who showed Glamour in completely new way (PHOTO+VIDEO)
Most modern women with head and ears are obsessed with glamor. In an attempt to imitate Western Stars girls go crazy and become very funny. Fashion and glamor — it's good, because you can use them to distinguish yourself from the crowd and show your personality, but do not forget that everything has to be in the...
Living in Ukraine 100 Years Ago: 60 unique old photos
We suggest you make an unusual journey — move to 100 and more years ago and see how Ukrainian lived at the time. These vintage photographs taken often by unknown photographers, you'll get a history of Ukraine — the people, landscapes, domestic scenes....
Jessi June Shows How to Tell Fake Breasts from Natural (VIDEO)
Boobs are great. Big, small, real, fake, whatever. They’re just really, really great. But if we must turn an analytical eye to lady balls and assess the pros and cons of real boobs versus fake boobs, then it is your scientific duty to watch this video. Possibly on loop. Jessi June, glamour model and wiggler...
Boat capsizes in Odesa region, 14 dead
At least 14 people sank and 23 were rescued as an overloaded private tourist boat sinks outside a sea resort in Odesa region on Saturday. On October 17, at approximately 16:00 the Ivolga passenger boat capsized and sank in the Black Sea outside the resort of Zatoka. The rescue team consisting of the Administration of...
Brussels draws up plan to resettle 200,000 refugees across Europe: FT
The European Commission will propose a "structural EU-wide resettlement scheme" in March, 2016, in order to distribute 200,000 migrants across Europe directly from countries such as Turkey, Jordan and Lebanon, according to The Financial TImes. "Massive resettlement is seen as part of a quid pro quo of any deal...
Ukraine may return to issue of UN peacekeepers in Donbas: Poroshenko
President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko does not exclude returning the next year to the proposal for deployment of the UN peacekeeping force, if the Minsk Agreement are not implemented according to the agreed schedule, that’s according to President’s Sunday night interview with major Ukrainian TV channels....
Parliamentary elections underway in Egypt
Egyptians were to vote Sunday for a parliament expected to firmly back President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, who has crushed all opposition since ousting his Islamist predecessor in 2013, according to Agence France-Presse. "It's really a parliament that is not expected to be revolutionary or reformist," political...
No elections under muzzles of Russian guns: Yatsenyuk names conditions for Donbas elections
Prime Minister of Ukraine Arseniy Yatsenyuk named four conditions for the holding of local elections eastern Ukrainian Donbas on a Ten Minutes with Prime Minister TV show on Sunday, October 18. "The first condition – no one will hold elections under the muzzles of Russian machine guns. They have to withdraw from the...
Vera Brezhneva admitted her breast size (PHOTO)
At social events dedicated to radio Best FM Vera Brezhneva entertained the audience not by singing and dancing, but by stories about herself. Singer admitted that she promotes safe sex, but with a loved one with a regular partner everything may go to a different scenario. Plus, Brezhneva was asked what breast size she...
Dutch investigators accuse militants of Malaysia Airlines Boeing downing based on unpublished maps
Dutch Safety Board's Chief Tjibbe Joustra has accused militants in eastern Ukraine of shooting down the Malaysia Airlines Boeing-777 relying on the maps which were not published in the final report. Official representative of the Dutch Safety Board, Sarah Fern, stated that, although the borders were unstable, the Dutch...
Al-Qaeda commander killed in airstrike in Syria
An airstrike has killed a top al-Qaeda commander, activists said Saturday, but it was not immediately clear whether it was carried out by the U.S.-led coalition or Russian warplanes, a national American daily newspaper USA Today reported. The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said Abdul Mohsen Abdallah...