“We Are the Champions” , the power ballad written by Freddie Mercury and recorded and performed by British rock band Queen for their 1977 album News of the World, has lived up to its name. It has been voted the catchiest pop song of all time – by a team of scientists. I am happy that Queen’s ‘We Are The ...
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Heidi The Cross-Eyed Opossum Has Died
Fans from all over the world are mourning the loss of Heidi — the cross-eyed German opossum whose cute but confused countenance had captured hearts around the world. The Leipzig Zoo said Wednesday that the three-and-a-half-year-old opossum had been listless and unable to move for several weeks due to acute arthritis. A decision was made to put her down ‘to ...
Read More »Sophie Barrett Is Hottest Veggie
A part-time glamour model with a passion for animals was yesterday named Europe’s Sexiest Vegetarian 2011, beating 15 other finalists. The blond 21-year old Essex beauty has a stunning body to show that a meat-free diet does wonders for the figure. Sophie Barrett of Creffield Road, Colchester, entered the contest organized by charity People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals ...
Read More »Norwegian Soccer Midfielder Scores Sensational Goal From 60 Yard Header
A Norwegian Tippeligaen match between Odd Grenland and Tromso on Sunday evening, which finished 3-1 to Odd, produced one of the most amazing headed goals ever seen in world football. Finding themselves 2-1 down at Odd Grenland as the game ticked over into injury time, Tromso committed virtually everybody, including their goalkeeper, high up the pitch in search of a ...
Read More »Backheel Star Awana Diab Killed In Car Crash
Awana Diab, the UAE footballer who became an internet sensation with a backheeled penalty, was killed in a car crash yesterday when travelling back from training. The 21-year-old midfielder shot to fame in July thanks to a cheeky spot-kick in his country’s 7-2 win over Lebanon. He had only been on the pitch of the Khalifa bin Zayed Stadium for ...
Read More »Motherly Love In The Animal Kingdom
Nothing can compare to a mother’s love, and moms from the animal kingdom are no exception. In the animal kingdom, a mother’s love is the strongest when her babies are in trouble. A dramatic rescue, captured by wildlife photographer Jean-Francois Largot, was played out in Kenya’s Masai Mara game reserve. A tiny lion cub, which has somehow slipped and fallen ...
Read More »Recycled Wonderbra Handbags
Young designer Rita Maria Almeida, a graduate with a degree in Industrial Design,decided to recycle those big Wonderbra cups into handbags. Getting her friends to donate their old Wonderbras to her, she has churned out a huge collection of handbags of all types, sizes and colors. So ladies, check out your closet for any old wonderbras. Be the first to ...
Read More »Wingsuit Stuntman Jeb Corliss Shoots Through Narrow Slit In Tianmen Mountain At 75mph
American stuntman Jeb Corliss, wearing his wing suit, hurtled through the archway of the imposing Tianmen mountain in Hunan Province, China, at 75mph after jumping from a helicopter at 6,000 feet during an event sponsored by Red Bull in Zhangjiajie in south China’s Hunan province, Saturday, Sept. 24, 2011.
Read More »Ten Creative Divorce Products
Throughout our lives, from birth to death, we acknowledge significant life events with various rites and ceremonies. Baptisms, christenings, confirmations, graduations, birthdays and weddings are some of the traditional celebrations in one’s life. And when we pass on, there are funerals, the final ceremony in the celebration of our life. A divorce is the final termination of a marital union, ...
Read More »Bride’s Record-Breaking 3km Long Wedding Dress Veil
It is a wedding that Elena De Angelis will remember for the rest of her life. The Italian bride created a huge sensation in Casal di Principe, Naples, Italy, with her bridal outfit, sporting the world’s longest veil when she tied the knot with Ferdinand Pucci this week. Elena is sitting in the vintage car as hundreds of people come ...
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