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Roxy Jacenko’s official Wikipedia page lists her as a ‘NARCISSIST’
Eight richest men are worth the same as HALF the rest of the world: Their A 350billion haul is equal to the wealth of 3.6billion people Who put that there? Roxy Jacenko's official Wikipedia page lists her as a 'NARCISSIST' after mystery editor changed her biography But it appears someone has other ideas about Roxy Jacenko's rise to fame, with a mystery user editing her Wikipedia page to describe her as a 'narcissist'. On Monday, the first paragraph of Roxy's Wikipedia page read: 'Roxy Elise Davis-Jacenko is an Australian businesswoman and media personality, narcissist, socialite and author, best known for her appearance on the 3rd season of The Celebrity Apprentice Australia.'
Lauren Brant complains about dressing her new-found ‘lumps, bumps…
College student, 19, survives car crash that killed her best friend by clinging onto a tree for TWELVE HOURS in freezing temperatures before swimming across flowing creek at daybreak to get help 'Not funny, cast is terrible, always a complete hit job': The Donald slams SNL for ribbing him about Russian golden shower saga - as gleeful Alec Baldwin insists 'Trump just hands it to us in a basket with a big bow' The delicate art of apologising by psychologist HARRIET LERNER who's studied the subject for 20 years Packing up! Anti-Trump protesters plan demonstration outside the New York City home of Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner to 'Help Ivanka Move' Martin Luther King's wife was convinced he stayed faithful - despite FBI 'smear' tapes of him having sex with other women Eight richest men are worth the same as HALF the rest of the world: Their A 350billion haul is equal to the wealth of ... (more)
The bizarre juices that claim to improve your health
... amount of healthy fats you have in your diet, according to some experts. Now Nine Coach has revealed a list of other weird vegetables and even legumes you can juice to give your diet a 'healthy' boost. They are most commonly found on cheeseburgers, ...
PBS: No ‘red flag’ on funding under Trump, but it’s early
President and CEO Paula Kerger speaks at the PBS Executive Session at the 2017 Television Critics Association press tour on Sunday, Jan. 15, 2017, in Pasadena, Calif. President and CEO Paula Kerger speaks at the PBS Executive Session at the 2017 Television Critics Association press tour on Sunday, Jan. 15, 2017, in Pasadena, Calif.
Jeepers creatures! RSPCA opens its animal crackers call-out archive
When the RSPCA was called to catch a stray snake found in a Surrey loft, staff were not expecting to find a child's cuddly toy. A plastic crocodile toy that was found by an RSPCA officer after reports of a baby crocodile at the side of the road.
Europe expects spike in wave of migrants
Migrants wait to board a rescue ship Friday in the Mediterranean about 22 miles north of Sabrata, Libya. The nation has Africa's nearest stretch of coast to Italy, a favored destination.
Aaron Rodgers Opens Second Half With Remarkable TD Drive, Packers Take 28-13 Lead
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Couples reveal the thing that changed most after moving in together …
'Hair... hair EVERYWHERE': Couples reveal what changed most after they moved in together Couples who decided to live together have taken to social media to share the thing that changed most for them. While many had positive stories to tell, and were generally happy to have the constant company of a live-in partner, others had a more humorous take on the situation.
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The Latest: Strange penalty stalls Cowboys and puzzles refs
The Dallas Cowboys had a first down wiped out by the penalty against receiver Brice Butler, who wasn't even part of the play. And that was actually the issue.
Nicole Kidman’s ‘bizarre behaviour’ at the Golden Globes revealed
You're hired: Two soldiers do their best Donald Trump and Melania impressions at spectacular inauguration dress rehearsal - but will Hillary and Bill look so delighted to be there on the day? CIA chief fires a new salvo in spies' feud with Trump: John Brennan accuses Donald' of risking national security with 'outrageous' tweets and says he doesn't have a 'full understanding' of the Russian threat 'He wants to be emperor': How Mark Zuckerberg 'quotes Greek legend' to Facebook staff as friends say he is primed to run for president in 2024 'I'm sleeping with your wife': Red-faced parents reveal the incredibly awkward things their children have blurted out Four dead, roads closed and the Chiefs-Steelers NFL playoff game is postponed: Deadly ice storm threatens 44million people as it puts a freeze on the Midwest 'I was in a bathrobe NAKED underneath and they pushed me onto the bed': Kim ... (more)
“Avengers” Doctor Strange Gets Stranger
When certain actors are in high demand, scheduling becomes a serious problem. For Benedict Cumberbatch, it has been a big issue for years now and has prevented him from doing more "Sherlock" episodes than fans would like.
Coates leads No. 5 South Carolina past LSU, 84-61
South Carolina center Alaina Coates puts the ball up for two points as LSU forwards Alexis Hyder, second from left, and Tatum Neubert defend in the first half of an NCAA college basketball game, Sunday, Jan. 15, 2017, in Baton Rouge, La. less South Carolina center Alaina Coates puts the ball up for two points as LSU forwards Alexis Hyder, second from left, and Tatum Neubert defend in the first half of an NCAA college basketball game, ... more BATON ROUGE, La.
No pocket change: Va. man delivers 300,000 pennies to DMV new
A Virginia man used 300,000 pennies to pay sales tax on two cars at the Department of Motor Vehicles. The Bristol Herald Courier reports that Nick Stafford delivered five wheelbarrows full of change, mostly pennies, at the DMW office in Lebanon, Virginia, on Wednesday.
Puppy swallows 14cm long spoon ‘like spaghetti’ and vets have to operate to remove it
"There was no way he was going to pass it through all the loops of his bowel, and to leave it was not an option.
Organ transplant band launch funding bid to complete debut album
The founder of an organ transplant band has launched a fund-raising campaign to help the group finish recording their debut album. The founder of an organ transplant band has launched a fund-raising campaign to help the group finish recording their debut album.
Pro-Tibet protesters detained as China’s Xi arrives in Bern
People protest for a free Tibet and against the arrival of China's President Xi Jinping in Bern, Switzerland, on Sunday, Jan. 15, 2017. People protest for a free Tibet and against the arrival of China's President Xi Jinping in Bern, Switzerland, on Sunday, Jan. 15, 2017.
Photo display of mayors reveals surprise find to community
In a Jan 6, 2017 photo, a silhouette marks the empty frame for former Toledo mayor James Berdan during a reception to honor the 180th anniversary of the City of Toledo, featuring the historic "Portraits of Toledo Mayors", in Toledo, Ohio. A new display featuring the former mayors of Ohio's fourth-largest city turned up a discovery: a photo thought to be of Berdan, Toledo's first mayor, is actually a photo of his son.
Evidence of Bizarre Trump-Russia Ties Continues to Ooze Out
So what's new on the Trump-Russia front? First up, the Independent tells us that the former MI6 agent behind the now-famous dossier alleging close ties between Russia and the Trump team was dismayed that his findings didn't generate more action during the presidential campaign: Mr Steele became increasingly frustrated that the FBI was failing to take action on the intelligence from others as well as him. He came to believe there was a cover-up, that a cabal within the Bureau blocked a thorough inquiry into Mr Trump, focusing instead on the investigation into Hillary Clinton's emails.
Cubs fan finds bizarre images in dirt from Kris Bryant’s Game 7 cleats
A Cubs fan who paid $35K for Kris Bryant's cleats examined the dirt in the cleats under a microscope and found some very strange images. Grant DePorter paid $35,000 for the cleats Kris Bryant wore during the final out of the Cubs' historic win in Game 7 of the World Series.
Evening whisky key to long-running life, says oldest British Olympian at 100
A whisky every evening is the key to a long life, according to Britain's oldest living Olympian who is celebrating his 100th birthday. Britain's oldest living Olympian Bill Lucas celebrates his 100th birthday alongside his wife Sheena at Belgrave Harriers running club in Wimbledon, London.
Iowa Plan To Defund Planned Parenthood May Cut Kids Program
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In Trump, man elected by Americans is president they’ll get
In this Nov. 10, 2016 photo, President Barack Obama and President-elect Donald Trump shake hands following their meeting in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington. In this Nov. 10, 2016 photo, President Barack Obama and President-elect Donald Trump shake hands following their meeting in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington.
Photo display of mayors reveals surprise find to community
A new display featuring photos of former mayors from Ohio's fourth-largest city turned up a discovery: A photo thought to be of Toledo's first mayor is actually a photo of his son. The mistake was discovered a few years ago by family members of the first mayor and local historians but wasn't widely known until now, The Blade reported.
Family searching for answers after capturing ghostly image on lawn of new home
The pictures were snapped in quick succession. In one, we see a simple image of a a lawn and trees, bathing in the light of a full moon.
This selfie-taking panda certainly knows how to grin and bear it
A panda cub meets a wide-eyed tourist, shoots a selfie and leaves her with a stunning set of snaps. The pictures, which have been liked and shared tens of thousands of times on Chinese social media site Sina Weibo, were shared by one female tourist at the Dujiangyang panda base in Chengdu, capital of south-western Chin's Sichuan Province.
10 bizarre diets we don’t recommend you kickstart your 2017 weight loss with
One of the worst things about January is being forced to face the music about the fact you really did overdo it on the roast potatoes over Christmas.
Supermarket invents most ridiculous ‘risotto’ ever – and its name is even worse
You probably love risotto. It's a classic - a silky smooth northern Italian dish built on butter and onions and good stock.
Arkansas tries to strip Gen. Lee from Martin Luther King Day
This Friday, Jan. 13, 2017, photo shows a sign on the door of a state treasurer's office in Little Rock, Ark., noting the joint holiday Jan. 16 observing the birthdays of slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. and Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee.
St. John’s University expands its solar panel footprint
This Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2017 photo, shows the solar farm at St. John's University in Collegeville, Minn. With the newest expansion, the farm now covers 23 acres and can power about 525 homes.
Alaska legislators see urgency in budget work but face rifts
In this photo taken Jan. 3, 2017, people come and go at the Alaska Capitol in Juneau, Alaska. A new legislative session begins Tuesday, Jan. 17, and addressing the state's multibillion-dollar budget deficit is expected to be a top priority for lawmakers.
Russia-US ties hard to mend, interests differ sharply
U.S. Army soldiers hold an American flag as they attend the official welcoming ceremony of the U.S. troops in Zagan, Poland, Saturday, Jan. 14, 2017. The ceremony comes 23 years after the last Soviet troops left Poland and also marks a new historic moment - the first time any Western forces are being deployed on a continuous basis to NATO's eastern flank.
Widow of slain Oregon standoff leader carries on his mission
This Saturday, March 5, 2016, file photo, Jeanette Finicum speaks with reporters during a rally at the Utah State Capitol, in Salt Lake City. Finicum, the widow of an Arizona rancher LaVoy Finicum killed by FBI agents in a Jan. 26, 2016, traffic stop in central Oregon, is planning to hold a meeting in John Day, Ore., Jan. 28, 2017, with their children, in an effort to continue with his mission.
CIA veteran claims Adolf Hitler ‘faked his own death then fled…
The bombshell revelations are made by Bob Baer - who claims he has 'proof' the Nazi leader survived the Second World War - in new TV series Hunting Hitler for The History Channel A veteran CIA agent claims he has proof that Adolf Hitler 'faked his own death and then fled to South America in a submarine via Tenerife'. The Nazi leader is famously meant to have committed suicide alongside his wife Eva Braun in his bunker at the tail end of the Second World War.
Men reveal what hobbies they’d do if they weren’t so ‘womanly’
Are you a man? Do you knit? Some men wish they could knit, but don't, because the pastime is 'too feminine,' apparently. Macho lads have posted to Reddit some of their innermost desires.
Woman reveals what it’s like to make love to a lifelike robot male sex doll
Sex columnist Karley Sciortino, 31, gave her review of her 20-minute session with Gabriel as she tested out the dolls ' skills for a documentary about male sex dolls.
Horseboarding: Thrill-seekers invent new extreme sport
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The Curse of the Cottingley Fairies: How a professor’s life was…
The infamous Curse of the Cottingley Fairies is being blamed for the death of a kindly professor whose life and reputation were shattered by a cruel hoax. This year marks the 100th anniversary of one of the greatest scams of the 20th century perpetuated by cousins Frances Griffiths, nine, and Elsie Wright, 16. They fooled the whole world with five photographs they claimed were "living fairies " taken between 1917 and 1920 - said to have been spotted while they played near the village stream at Cottingley in West Yorkshire.
Caitlin Stasey posts bizarre snap of herself with a meerkat
'This is my listening face': Caitlin Stasey posts bizarre snap of herself with a meerkat as she promotes new FOX drama series APB after posing naked while spooning dog And Caitlin Stasey continues to amuse her fans as she posted a pic of herself when she was promoting the new FOX drama series APB last week, with a meerkat photoshopped alongside her. A little weird? Caitlin Stasey continues to amuse her fans as she posted a pic of herself when she was promoting the new FOX drama series APB last week, with a meerkat photoshopped alongside her.
New brain training app can aid weight loss
A game which trains the brain to stop reaching for alcohol and unhealthy food such as cakes, biscuits and chocolate can lead to 'pain free' weight loss and cut energy intake by more than 200 calories a day, according to psychologists. A game which trains the brain to stop reaching for alcohol and unhealthy food such as cakes, biscuits and chocolate can lead to 'pain free' weight loss and cut energy intake by more than 200 calories a day, according to psychologists.
Man has ‘proof’ he invented Cadbury’s new Oreo Creme…
A man claims Cadbury has pinched his idea after the chocolate giant created an Oreo Creme Egg after he tweeted them with the idea. The flavour combination has prompted headlines across the country but now, in a surprising twist, Nick Allam is claiming to have invented the Oreo Creme Egg.
Weird items seized by Australian Border Force
Reunited at last! Teen meets her biological parents for first time since she was snatched at birth from hospital 18 years ago by woman who she grew up to love, defend and call 'mom' Healthy and devoted father, 48, dies suddenly from meningitis - as his terrified SoulCycle class of 200 are warned they too are now at risk of catching killer infection Ringling Bros.
Accordion Box Sets – Weird Al’s Squeeze Box Covers the Comedians…
Weird Al's 'Squeeze Box' is a boxed set of the comedy musician's entire oeuvre up until now. What separates the set from atypical anthology isn't the music on it -- though Weird Al fans know how great the music is -- but the packaging in which it comes.
Weird things you didn’t know about Elvis
"The King" lives on in rural Australia as Elvis fans march in glitzy parade at 25th Parkes Elvis Festival. Rough cut This year marks the 40th anniversary of Elvis' death and while he may have "left the building" in 1977, his legacy is as alive as ever.
Ringling’s evolution, from freak shows to the big top
In this July 19, 1978 file photo, actor Charlton Heston is shown with Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey Circus clown Prince Paul during the City of Hope's Celebrity Circus opening in Inglewood, Calif.
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Spontaneous combustion concerns lead to warnings over height of chicken manure piles
In this Jan. 11, 2017, photo provided by Sherman Hiatt, people work to put out a wildfire triggered when a pile of chicken manure caught fire in a barn near Charleston, Ark. In this Jan. 11, 2017, photo provided by Sherman Hiatt, people work to put out a wildfire triggered when a pile of chicken manure caught fire in a barn near Charleston, Ark.