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submitted this on July 17, 2008.
Victoria and David Beckham have taken to bizarre beauty regimes to keep their skin looking clear. And Posh is said to be a fan of a cream that is made from nightingale poo.
A comparison of landmark space pictures shows our imaging tech has improved in 40 years. A lot.
Commercials on strange spots, situations and views...
SIGNS naming and shaming those who have fallen behind with their rent will be put up outside dozens of homes across Merseyside in the next few weeks as landlords feel the bite of the credit crunch.
Here is small photo gallery of Berlin photos made at night. I love Berlin in every possible way, but especially at night!
Natalie Gulbis maybe the hottest female athlete in the world
Two Rattle snakes making love on a hot autumn day in Texas. I think people who say snakes are cold blooded animals should change there view after viewing these pictures.
Work On Oranges And Lemons
The second annual award has been handed out and Sarah Palin gets her dodo!
A father tries to explain Politics to his son.
US President George W Bush calls for co-ordinated action by industrialised countries to tackle the worldwide credit crunch.
Report: U.S. Plane Forced to Land in Iran, U.S. plane has been forced to land in Iran after it violated Iran airspace, Reuters reports.
LOS ANGELES -- I would like to pay due deference to the Republican candidate for vice president of the United States. I am happy for her that she was not asked a question during last Thursday night's "debate" that she could not robo-answer with memorized
It took watching "Real Time with Bill Maher" for us to learn that U.S. automakers will get a rescue in the form of a $25 billion loan approved by the federal government last week.
As Wall Street reeled and global markets plunged, President Bush on Monday said the U.S. economy is going to be “just fine” in the long run. But he cautioned that the massive rescue plan will take time to work.
NEW YORK (AP) -- Financial markets around the world had a rocky start Monday after European governments took steps to limit the damage from the growing global financial crisis. U.S. stocks appeared headed for a steep drop at the opening...
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