Saturday, July 23, 2011

Angela Scoular acid


Angela Scoular acid
Angela Scoular acid. Bond actress Angela Scoular died drinking acid cleaner, A Bond girl actress who had suffered from bowel cancer ended her life by drinking a corrosive cleaning liquid, Westminster Coroner's Court has heard.

Czech Milovice ice ball


Czech Milovice ice ball
Czech Milovice ice ball. It could be in the running to be the world's largest hailstone, but meteorologists don't believe it's real.

Thursday, July 21, 2011

Guatemala Sinkhole Bed


Guatemala Sinkhole Bed
Guatemala sinkhole bed. When neighbors heard the loud boom overnight they thought a cooking gas canister had detonated. Instead they found a deep sinkhole the size of a large pot inside a home in a neighborhood just north of Guatemala City.

Thursday, July 14, 2011

Celebrity Twitter beefs

Celebrity Twitter beefs
Celebrity Twitter beefs. When celebs have beefs stewing and battles brewing, they're increasingly turning to Twitter. What could be more entertaining than watching the rich and famous deliver low blows and witty one-liners while battling for the media spotlight? Chris Brown vs. Frank Ocean and Rihanna vs. Ciara are only two recent examples. Let's look at these and more.

Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Roles stars regret turning down

Roles stars regret turning down
Roles stars regret turning down. Lester Speight, the muscle-bound comedian of "Transformers: Dark of the Moon", recently shared with his hometown newspaper his regrets about dropping out of drama class. Let's look at other film stars and the roles they probably regret passing up.

Monday, July 11, 2011

Famous people who avoid food

Famous people who avoid food
Famous people who avoid food. Ask any expert on war, science or culture, and you will find that food plays a vital role in how our world is shaped. Here's a glimpse at some famous individuals and the foods they avoid, whether by choice or otherwise.

Sunday, July 10, 2011

Famous Royal Mistresses

Famous Royal Mistresses

Famous Royal Mistresses. One thing that struck me as I researched the lives of the royal mistresses who are profiled in ROYAL AFFAIRS was that for the most part, these women were not “victims” who were thrust into compromising relationships with men they didn’t love. On the contrary, they were clever women who, given the legal and social constraints on females during their day, had the rare opportunity to shape their own destiny—and grabbed it with both hands.