Saturday, September 26, 2015

Kylie Jenner shares new snaps of her famous curves in a bikini & body jewellery

Kylie shared new photos of her famous curves in a bikini and body jewellery, sitting on the edge of a pool.

Kendra Wilkinson: I was never friends with Holly Madison, "What we did was just f**k the same man"

Drama! In her recently released memoir, 'Down the Rabbit Hole', the former Playboy bunny, Holly Madison writes that her former housemate, Kendra is the "fakest person I've ever met," and other not so flattering details. 
In a clip from an episode of her reality show, Kendra tells a friend how she really feels about Holly Madison and her memoir.

Nigeria revels in removal from list of polio-endemic nations

Nigeria on Saturday celebrated the announcement by the UN health agency that polio is no longer endemic in the country. Polio which can cause life-long paralysis can be prevented with a simple vaccination.
Polio is no longer endemic in Nigeria, the World Health Organisation said late on Friday, leaving only Pakistan and its war-battered neighbour Afghanistan in the list of countries where the disease is prevalent.

UN appeals for help for Boko Haram displaced


The UN, Chad, Niger and Cameroon appealed on Friday for help for millions of people in the Lake Chad Basin region forced to flee the violence of Boko Haram and hit with repeated droughts and floods that have brought malnutrition and disease.
But while the radical Islamist militants operate out of Nigeria and UN aid chief Stephen O'Brien said that is where most people have been displaced by their attacks, Nigeria did not send anyone to the UN event.
US and EU diplomats said they were disappointed that Nigeria did not attend the event chaired by O'Brien on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly.
The Nigerian UN mission was not immediately available to comment on its absence.
'A genuine disaster'
A regional offensive by Nigeria, Niger, Chad and Cameroon earlier this year drove Boko Haram from

Police ready to prosecute 2 for Bangkok bombing


Thai police said on Saturday that two men who were arrested in connection with August's deadly Bangkok bombing were the ones who carried out the attack and that authorities have gathered enough evidence to prosecute them.
Authorities are confident that the two men in custody, identified as Adem Karadag and Mieraili Yusufu, are the culprits responsible for the bombing at the Erawan Shrine on 17 August that killed 20 people and injured more than 120, said National Police Chief Somyot Poomphanmuang. Police are seeking at least 15 other people they believe are tied to the case.
Police have said the motive for the attack was revenge by a people smuggling network against Thai authorities for breaking up their operation.
Strong case
"Today, police are confident Adem and Yusufu are the real attackers," Somyot told reporters. "Adem is

Hezbollah announces truce covering three Syrian towns


Lebanon's Shia movement Hezbollah, an ally of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, has said that a six-month truce has been agreed for the rebel-held town of Zabadani and two Shia towns in the northwest.
Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah told the movement's Al-Manar television on Friday that the deal was reached under the auspices of the UN with mediation from Damascus ally Iran.
Nasrallah said the deal will entail the "evacuation of armed and wounded men from Zabadani to Idlib province in exchange for the evacuation of 10 000 civilians from the villages of Fuaa and Kafraya to zones controlled by the regime".
"There will be no more fighters in Zabadani," Nasrallah said, indicating that the Syrian army could enter the remaining rebel-held areas and take control.

Driver who killed newlywed on boardwalk gets stiff sentence


The horror still haunts them today. A revving engine and the sight of a car bearing down. There was little time to get to safety and almost nowhere to run among the throngs on the Venice Beach Boardwalk that summer afternoon.
"I ran to save my life," Joanna Botton wrote in a letter to the court from her home in France. "I took a deep breath, I closed my eyes and I knew I was going to die."
In an off-road rampage that lasted little more than 30 seconds, Nathan Campbell altered many lives that day, killing an Italian honeymooner and injuring Botton and 16 others.
Campbell was sentenced on Friday to 42 years to life in prison after a judge said his apology rang hollow and failed to take responsibility for his crimes.

Thai police say detained man is Bangkok 'bomber'

Thai police on Saturday said a foreigner held in custody over last month's deadly Bangkok attack was the same yellow-shirted man seen on CCTV placing a rucksack at the shrine moments before the blast.
Authorities have earlier said it was unlikely that either of the two men detained over the 17 August blast, which left 20 dead, were the bomber in what has been an often confusing and contradictory police investigation.
On Saturday national police spokesperson Prawut Thavornsiri said the probe now

Kim K releases new racy pics on her website to compete with sister Kylie

Lol. You know how Kylie is now the most popular Kardashian and is currently getting more media attention and more app downloads than all her sisters? Well, Kim, who is quite competitive and wants to retain her throne as the queen of the Kardashian/Jenner klan, released some racy butt photos on her website yesterday to get some of the attention she's lost since getting pregnant again. She shared these photos from her shoot with Juergen Teller for System Magazine. More after the cut...

Man murders pregnant wife to avoid paying child maintenance

Sadulo Kalinin, 45, invited his five-month pregnant wife, Margarita, 33, on a shopping trip but instead knocked her unconscious then took her into some secluded woods close to the Russian city of Novosibirsk where he strangled and buried her. According to the police, the crime was motivated by Margarita’s demand for more money, threatening legal action if he didn’t support her and their five children.

Police say he had resigned from his job and had returned to his family home in Tajikistan with all of his belongings.

After discovering his blood-stained car, detectives were able to track him down with help from their counterparts in

Serena Williams strikes a pose wearing sexy black swimsuit

The Tennis Pro looked amazing in a black swimsuit that showed off her curves while posing in a swimming pool.

Michelle Obama stuns at the state dinner thrown for the Chinese president by Obama

President Obama threw a spectacular state dinner for Chinese leader Xi Jinping on Friday night and his wife Michelle Obama stole the show! Michelle Obama who wore a $2,300 dress to meet the Pope this week opted for a black, off-the-shoulder mermaid gown created by Chinese-American designer Vera Wang.

Gigi Hadid poses topless for a racy selfie

20 year old model, Gigi Hadid, who is dating Joe Jonas of the Jonas Brothers, posed topless in this photo she shared with her fans on IG.

Friday, September 25, 2015

Kim Kardashian bows down to younger sister Kylie Jenner, says she has dethroned her

Pregnant Kim Kardashian has bowed down to her younger sister, admitting in a short video on Kylie Jenner's website that she has 'dethroned' her.
Kim said that while she is pregnant, Kylie has taken her place which means she'd try to take the spotlight back after she has her baby.
Kim then said: 'How do you feel that you have dethroned me?'
Kylie tried to argue otherwise. 
But Kim stopped her and said: 'I love it, I need some time off.'

Former refugees from Vietnam are helping Syrians


Truyen Le NguyenWhen Jonathan Huynh heard the haunting story of two young Syrian boys and their mother fleeing their country and drowning when their small rubber boat capsized on its way to Greece, he saw himself.
The 37-year-old California chiropractor was a toddler when his family took to the seas to flee communist Vietnam. They survived and wound up at a Malaysian refugee camp.
"I just felt like history is repeating itself," said Huynh, who along with

Facebook up: service gradually coming back for some users after total outage


Facebook is gradually recovering after a total outage that hit every platform and people all over the world.
The outage took down the site on mobile and desktop, and the apps on iOS and Android. But it seemed to be gradually recovering.
Facebook's status page — which the site — had also gone down during the outage. But it was back up and showing that the site was "Investigating" problems with its Graph API, the infrastructure that

iOS 9 hack lets anyone see all photos and contacts even if phone is locked


A bug in iOS 9 lets anyone see all of a person’s pictures or contact information, even if they have locked their phone.
A very quick workaround, which uses Siri, lets people into the phone even if the passcode and Touch ID fingerprint sensor is turned on.
To exploit the bug, would-be hackers repeatedly mash the numbers on the passcode screen until the iPhone threatens to lock the user out. Speaking to Siri to help open the Clock app, and then clicking through, allows people unfettered access to the Photos and

UN issues urgent call for Saudi Arabia to stay execution of juvenile offender


The UN has issued an urgent call for Saudi Arabia to halt the execution of a young man who faces imminent beheading and crucifixion for crimes he reportedly committed as a child.
A Saudi court has upheld the sentence of Ali Mohammed al-Nimr, the son of a prominent government dissident, despite growing and high-level international condemnation.
Mr al-Nimr, who was arrested in 2012 for his participation in Arab Spring protests when he was just 16 or 17 years old, could now be put to death at any time.

Thursday, September 24, 2015

6 Killed, 7 Hurt When SUV Rolls During Texas Police Chase


An SUV crammed with at least 15 people rolled during a police chase in South Texas early Thursday, leaving six people dead and seven more injured, police said.
Police are trying to determine who was driving the 2003 Ford Explorer when it crashed in Edna, about 90 miles southwest of Houston. Two people who ran from the scene were tracked down and detained, police Chief Clinton Wooldridge said.

Mother Calls Police Shooting of Son in Wheelchair 'Unjust'


The police shooting of a man in a wheelchair was "unjust," his mother said Thursday, but authorities described a different scenario, saying the man was pulling a handgun from his waist when officers shot him to death.
The shooting happened on a narrow street in Wilmington on Wednesday around 3 p.m. Officers responded to a 911 call of a man who had shot himself, and when they arrived,

Man Who Attempted to Drown Children Facing Murder Charge


A North Carolina man accused of trying to drown his children in a pond at an apartment complex is facing a first-degree murder charge after his 3-year-old daughter died, police said Thursday.
Durham Police spokeswoman Kammie Michael said Alan Tysheen Lassiter is now charged with first-degree murder in the death of 3-year-old Calista Lassiter, who died at a hospital Wednesday.
Alan Lassiter tried to drown the girl and her sister in a pond at an

Israel works with Russia on Syria


Israel has set up a joint mechanism with the Russian military to co-ordinate their operations in Syria and avoid any accidental confrontations, a senior Israel military official said on Thursday.
The official said that teams headed by each of the militaries' deputy chiefs would hold their first meeting in two weeks and will discuss co-ordination of aerial, naval and electromagnetic operations around Syria.
Raised concerns
Russia has backed the Assad regime throughout the nation's civil war, which has killed more than 250 000 people and recently deployed forces there to help Syria in its battle against Islamic militants.
The United States and its allies see Assad as the cause of the Syrian crisis and Washington has warned Moscow against beefing up its presence. But those warnings have been softer in tone, compared to the original American position that

Military arrests another Boko Haram kingpin

Press statement from the Nigerian Army
Heroic Nigerian troops have today captured the economic important and strategic town of Banki town in Borno State which is equally noted for fishing.
It is important to note that major economic and trading activities between Nigeria, Cameroon and Central African countries takes place in the town.

Photo of woman allegedly killed by policeman in Lagos

Pictured above is the 34 year old mother of 4, Mrs Idongesit Udoh, who was allegedly shot dead by a bribe demanding police officer in Lagos last week (Read the story here). Mr Udoh who suffered a bullet scratch has been discharged from the hospital and is now home to face the reality of raising his 4 little children without their mother. Activist Joel Odumakin visited the family today. According to her, Mr Udoh breaks down whenever he remembers that his wife is gone. More photos after the cut...

Wendy Williams Show: The Game implies he dated Kim Kardashian back in the day

The Game was a guest on The Wendy Williams Show yesterday where he went to promote his new album, Documentary 2. And while talking about his past relationships with Kardashian sisters, Kim and Khloe, he kinda implied that he dated Kim and not Khloe.
'Were you hooking up with Khloe Kardashian,' Williams asked straightforward, saying she felt the two had hooked up casually at least three times.

2 secondary school students burn to death in Nassarawa

2 students of the Baptist High School Marke, in Kokona Local Government Area of Nassarawa state, Joseph Idris, SS1, and Rimande Luka, Jss 2, were burnt to death in a fire incident that occurred at about 2am yesterday September 23rd. One of the school's student hostel, the Red House hostel, which accommodates about 50 students, was engulfed in the fire incident, trapping many of them. It is believed that the fire started after an electric fault.

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