Tuesday, October 06, 2015

Rihanna strips completely naked for Vanity Fair November issue

In her sexy photo shoot for Vanity fair November issue, Badgal RiRi let it all hang out. See the photo after the cut...

Care worker who abducted five-year-old Muslim girl jailed for at least 40 years

A former day care worker convicted of dressing in traditional Muslim clothes in order to abduct a five-year-old girl, has been told she will spend at least 40 years in jail. Prosecutors said 22-year-old Christina Regusters wore the clothes and veil to impersonate the girl’s mother and take her from her Philadelphia 
classroom. She later sexually assaulted the child, after taking her in January 2103.
On Monday, Regusters apologised in court and insisted was not "a monster". The child was found half-naked but alive, the following morning.
“I’m asking for your forgiveness,”

Turkey tells Russia: we will act if you violate our airspace after it scrambles jets to intercept warplane


Turkey threatened to react with military force to future violations of its airspace by Russian warplanes, after revealing that it scrambled two F-16 fighters on Saturday when a Russian fighter jet briefly crossed the border from Syria.
A meeting of Nato ambassadors was called to discuss the incident after Moscow admitted that one of its aircraft had overflown the Turkish province of Hatay. Moscow’s military push to prop up Bashar al-Assad’s government in Damascus – now in its second week – has

Data hack at 7 Trump hotels confirmed


Customer credit and debit card numbers may have been stolen at seven Trump hotels after its payment systems were hacked for nearly a year.
The Trump Hotel Collection says on its website that hackers gained access to its systems between May 2014 and June 2015 at the front desk of those hotels. Hotel restaurants and gift were also hacked.
Potential thefts occurred at the Trump SoHo New York, Trump International New York, Trump National Doral in Miami, Trump International Chicago, Trump International Waikiki in Hawaii, Trump International Hotel and Tower Las Vegas and Trump International Toronto.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is chair and president of Trump Hotel and three of his children have executive roles.
Trump Hotel did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Monday, October 05, 2015

Car bomb attacks kill 37 people in Iraq


At least 37 people were killed on Monday in car bomb attacks in Baghdad and the north and south of Iraq, police and medical sources said.
One attack took place near a crowded market in the town of Khalis, about 80km northeast of Baghdad, killing 15 people, police said.
"The driver begged police to be allowed to park his vehicle in order to buy medication from a nearby pharmacy and five minutes later it [the bomb] went off and caused huge destruction," police captain Mohammed al-Tamimi said.
In the town of Al Zubair, about 15km southwest of the oil town of Basra, a second attack took place also near a crowded market. Ten people died.
Another car bomb exploded in the Hussainiya district of the northern outskirts of Baghdad, killing 12 people, police and medical sources said.
Iraq, a major Opec oil producer, is struggling to

Russia raids close door on Syria political solution


More than 40 of Syria's most powerful rebel factions said on Monday that Russia's air campaign had made a political solution to the country's bloody conflict impossible.
In a statement posted online, 41 groups including Jaish al-Islam near Damascus, Ahrar al-Sham in northwest Syria, and the Northern Front said that Russia's "brutal occupation has cut the road to any political solution".
The statement also urged the creation of a regional coalition to combat both the Syrian regime and its allies Iran and Russia.
Russian warplanes have been flying over Syrian territory since Wednesday, conducting air strikes on what Moscow says are Islamic State group targets in the northern and central provinces.
Although some of the raids have struck ISIS bastions in Raqa and Homs provinces, many have hit bases held by other rebel and Islamist groups.

ISIS executes 70 members of Sunni tribe in Iraq

Islamic State militants executed 70 members of a Sunni tribe in Iraq's western province of al-Anbar, their tribal leader said on Monday.
Sheikh Naim al-Ka'ud, head of the al-Bu Nimr tribe, said the victims had been abducted on Sunday in the desert north-east of Ramadi, al-Anbar's capital, and their bodies were found on Monday with bullet wounds.
Islamic State jihadists executed more than 300 members of the tribe in November after capturing their strongholds, according to al-Ka'ud

Serena Williams goes river tubing in sexy swimwear

Serena Williams who was set to feature at the China Open in Beijing and the WTA Tour Finals in Singapore, opted to rest and recover from injuries with some well-deserved down time as she went tubing in a sexy swimsuit with her friends at the San Marcos river in San Marcos, Texas. Another photo after the cut...

Chrissy Teigen forced to start fights with John Legend because he's so easy going…

The 29 year old model, who is married to singer John Legend, tells 'Entertainment Tonight,'

''He's so calm. He just has a really good soul and a good heart. There's not really much that can go wrong when that is there - nothing really triggers him or sets him off. The fights are always crap. There's stuff that I just make up just to have a fight.''

Woman finds out her husband secretly married another woman during church service

Miltha Plaismond learned that her husband (pictured above) had secretly married another woman, during a church service, Orlando Sentinel reports. The pastor of End Time Sabbath Worship Centre, Pine Hills announced before the entire congregation that Plaismond’s husband of 21 years, Patrick Celicourt, married another woman. The 57-year-old Florida resident, is said to have fled the church immediately to go home to research the news.

Wiz Khalifa shares photo with Amber Rose

Earlier today, Amber Rose shared a pic with her ex on instagram., Wiz followed suit by sharing a photo of them together with Amber's hand on his waist. He captioned it "Lemon head all in my pic.

Babysitter, 21, who had sex with boy, 11, spared jail after dad says 'it's a thing of pride'

A female babysitter who had sex with a boy, 11, was spared jail after the child's father said his son saw it as a "notch on his belt". Jade Hatt, 21, (pictured above) was looking after the "sex-mad" youngster as he had a day off school when she stripped off, removed his clothes, then straddled him and had sexual intercourse. But the boy's father, who had a previous sexual relationship with the woman, stood up in court to defend Hatt, and described her as immature.

Nurse breaks down when she sees that a dying accident victim is her brother

Jennifer Medina, a nurse in a California hospital was in the midst of a bustling Friday night shift when she recognized the dying patient who was rushed in after a hit-and-run accident was her brother, Andy.

Jennifer had no idea that her brother was the doomed John Doe patient on the doctor’s table until she and a coworker checked for identification.


"I recognized the wallet...and she opened it up and it was my brother’s face,” Jennifer told NBC Los Angeles. "Everything just collapsed. I just couldn’t hold it together"

Is this a male or a female?

You will find three photos of this individual after the cut...tell us if you thinks this person is male or female. Some of you might find the photos disturbing though...

Thursday, October 01, 2015

10 dead, 20 wounded in Oregon community college shooting today

At least 10 people were killed and 20 more injured in a shooting at a community college in south-western Oregon today. The shooter - male - went into multiple class rooms as classes started at Umpqua Community College and opened fire, killing students.

Police first received a call about an active shooter in a classroom in the college just after 10:30 a.m. local time. They arrived and exchanged

Sinkhole in St Albans opens up on residential street

A massive sinkhole has opened up on a residential street in St Albans.
Hertfordshire Fire and Rescue Service published a photograph of the hole outside two houses on what looks to be a residential street.
The 65ft (20m) diameter hole spreads across a front garden and a driveway on Fontmell Close and is 33ft (10m) deep.
The fire service said at least 10 people were taken to an evacuation centre set up nearby.
A spokeswoman for Hertfordshire County Council told The news media they had been notified

Independence day tragedy: Boko Haram slaughters 5 in Adamawa

Suspected Boko Haram members in the early hours of today launched an attack on Kirchinga village in Madagali Local Government of Adamawa state, slitting the throats of five of the villagers, three women and two men. Kirchinga village shares border with the dreaded Sambisa forest.

The villagers said the sect members struck at about 1am, shooting sporadically and killing those they came across. They said the terrorist operated unhindered for some hours

Dying boy leaves his parents touching goodbye note

Six-year-old Leland passed away last week in Georgia from an amoebic brain infection. Before he died, he left a note for his parents which read: "Still with you. Thank you Mom and Dad."

His grieving mother, Amber Shoemake found the goodbye note when she returned home for the first time since her boy died in order to fetch clothes for his burial

Groom dies, bride injured on their honeymoon three days after their wedding

Jeremiah Grunblattman was honeymooning with his wife, Keturah on Long Island when he was killed on Wednesday, September 30, just three days after their wedding. According to the police, their SUV veered into oncoming traffic and collided with a bus. Keturah was badly injured.

Suffolk County police said the newlywed who got married on Sunday, September 27, were traveling west along Main Road in Greenport when their vehicle swerved into the path of a Suffolk County Transit bus shortly before noon Wednesday.

Another blast in China after bombs kill seven

Smoke and fire erupt into the night sky after an explosion in the Binhai New Area in north China's Tianjin Municipality. (Yue Yuewei, Xinhua via AP)An explosion hit a residential building in Liuzhou city in southern China's Guangxi province early Thursday, the day after parcel bombs killed at least seven in the same city, state media said.
The blast occurred at around 08:00  (00:00 GMT), scattering bricks from the six-storey building, the official Xinhua news agency reported.
There were no immediate reports of casualties. Police and firefighters were sent to the scene.
At least 55 people were injured and two are still missing from the multiple explosions on Wednesday afternoon, according to Xinhua.
Around 17 blasts in the Liucheng area of Liuzhou were caused by explosives hidden in parcels, Chinese media reports quoted the local police as saying.
A 33-year-old man from Guangxi identified only by his surname Wei was arrested on suspicion of

UK bans smoking in cars with children

A new British law banning smoking in cars while children are present came into effect on Thursday but police representatives said it will be "extremely challenging" to enforce.
Under the changes, which apply only in England and Wales, anyone found to be smoking with a passenger under 18 in the vehicle could be fined 50 pounds, even if the windows are open.
A driver who fails to stop a passenger smoking in the same circumstances is also liable to be fined, in legislation aimed at protecting children from the effects of passive smoking.
The Scottish parliament is considering bringing in a similar law next year.
Lack of officers to enforce

Pakistani father kills daughter because the bread was not round enough

Pakistani police formally arrested a man Thursday on suspicion of killing his daughter because she made bread for him that was not perfectly round in the eastern city of Lahore.
Aniqa Khalid, aged 12, was killed on September 11 and her body dumped in an open area. Two days later the father Muhammad Khalid lodged a report with police that his daughter was missing.
Police officer Muhammad Javed

Murder committed in Brazilian cities every half hour




Someone is murdered in one of Brazil's regional capitals almost every half an hour on average, according to a study released on Wednesday.
The study, by the research group Brazilian Public Security Forum, said that there were 15 932 intentional homicides in 2014 in the country's 26 state capitals and the federal capital Brasilia - the equivalent of about 1.81 murders an hour.
"The results paint an extremely worrying picture," the group's executive director, Samira Bueno, said, calling levels of violence are "higher than can be imagined."
In 2013, the total number of murders in the country's capitals was 15 804, according to the study.
Bueno said that in 2013, the national murder rate was 25.2 deaths for every 100 000, but rising to 33 in the 27 cities. That same level is expected to be calculated for 2014 when the still unfinished report

Woman who died while getting 'illegal fake bum implant' was murdered- Police

The death of Kelly Mayhew, a woman who died after getting an 'illegal fake bum implant ' in a basement flat hundreds of miles from home has been ruled as a homicide, authorities have ruled.
Kelly who travelled from Maryland to Rockaway in Queens, New York to have an operation to enlarge her buttocks had a botched surgery which took her life.

The surgery was performed by a plastic surgeon operating without a licence, and Mayhew, who was employed by the entertainment company, BET, died during the procedure.
"The cause of death is systemic silicone emboli due to cosmetic silicone injections of buttocks,” Medical Examiner

Fears of civil war in Central African Republic


The Central African Republic could descend into civil war unless the latest upsurge in violence in the chronically unstable country is brought under control, a UN expert warned on Wednesday.
"I fear that if this violence is not rapidly contained, targeted attacks based on ethnicity and religion inevitably risk increasing and leading to a real civil war," Marie-Therese Keita Bocoum told the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva.
Fear gripped the streets of the capital Bangui after at least 36 people were killed in violence sparked by the murder on Saturday of a Muslim motor-taxi driver in the flashpoint PK-5 district of the city.
In 2013 and early last year, the area was the epicentre of an unprecedented sectarian conflict pitting Christians against Muslims.
Around 100 people were wounded in the new bloodshed and some 27 400 people fled their homes, while the government imposed a

At least seven dead in south China explosions


Chinese police have arrested a man in connection with explosions at public buildings that killed at least seven people on Wednesday in southern China's Guangxi province, state media reports said.
At least 51 more were injured and two are still missing in the explosions, the official news agency Xinhua reported.
The 17 blasts in the Liucheng area were caused by explosives hidden in parcels, Chinese media reports quoted the local police as saying.
Police say they apprehended a 33-year-old man identified by the surname of Wei, a native of Liucheng county in Guangxi, on suspicion of causing the blasts, Xinhua reported late on Wednesday.
Police have not commented on the suspect's possible motive but have ruled out terrorism, state broadcaster China
Central Television (CCTV) reported.

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