Pregnancy won't stop Pippa Middleton from having a good time!
The younger sister of Kate Middleton was one of many lucky guests invited to the second royal wedding of the year on Friday, Princess Eugenie's nuptials to Jack Brooksbank.
Ronaldo insists sex was 'consensual' not rape
LISBON: Cristiano Ronaldo insisted again yesterday that he did not rape a woman he met in a Las Vegas hotel in 2009 and that their sexual encounter was “completely consensual“, said his lawyer.
“Ronaldo is forced to break his silence,” said the Juventus and Portuguese star’s lawyer Peter Christiansen in a statement released through Gestifute, the company which manages the player’s affairs.
HBO launches first horror anthology
HBO brings the scares with the new horror anthology, Folklore, a six-episode hour-long series that takes place across six Asian countries. It premiered Oct. 7 with A Mother’s Love, an Indonesian horror story about a Wewe Gombel, a Javanese female demon.
‘Sky’ subscribers get rosary in ‘One Rosary, One Family’
By Alex P. Vidal
The first 100 subscribers of SKY in SKY Zone Business Center in Iloilo City in the Philippines will get a Rosary as a spiritual gift in a project called “One Rosary, One Family” starting October 7 as the world celebrates the month of the Holy Rosary.
Ingrained in his memory? Russell Crowe cuts a serious figure as he watches the NRL preliminary finals in Sydney... after THAT rice meltdown
Russell Crowe stepped out looking serious and tense on Saturday amid claims he 'stormed off set' after discovering catering had run out of rice.
The Kiwi-born star was spotted putting on rigid display as he watched the NRL preliminary finals in Sydney between the South Sydney Rabbitohs and the Sydney Roosters at Allianz Stadium.
A Brief History of the Dead
They may not be as romantic as vampires, but zombies have been enjoying a rise in popularity in film and television in the past several years thanks to television shows like The Walking Dead, Age of the Living Dead, and Fear the Walking Dead and blockbuster movies like World War Z, Warm Bodies, Shaun of the Dead, and 28 Days Later.
6 out of 10 wary of anti-loitering drive
While most Filipinos support President Rodrigo Duterte’s war on drugs, six out of 10 of them agree that a campaign to round up idlers and loiterers is a violation of their human rights, a survey by the Social Weather Stations shows.
The survey, conducted on June 27 to 30, showed that 60 percent of 1,200 respondents agreed with the statement “Police arresting idlers or tambays is a violation of their human rights.” Twenty-six percent disagreed and 14 percent were undecided.