2 Sept 2016
Kylie Jenner shares unseen photos from her achive as she shows off incredible curves
Solar eclipse in Africa: As the moon passed in front of the sun yesterday, forming a spectacular 'ring of fire'
The spectacular sight was only visible to people in a narrow 100km belt stretching across central Africa, Madagascar and Réunion Island in the Indian Ocean.
The phenomenon, known as an annular solar eclipse, happens when there is a near-perfect alignment of the Earth, moon and sun.
Some 3,000 people wearing protective glasses gathered on the southwestern side of Réunion island to watch the astronomical phenomenon for several hours.
The next eclipse is due to take place in February 2017, and can be seen from parts of South America and Africa.
Chris Brown lawyer claim no firearm was found in his mansion by LAPD after assault allegations
Mark Gregaros, who has represented the 27-year-old singer for several years, told the Los Angeles times that his client had fully "cooperated" with the authorities and after an extensive search they had failed to find any firearms, or the piece of jewellery that allegedly sparked the incident.
Brown was arrested for allegedly assaulting Baylee Curan with a deadly weapon on Tuesday evening.
Shocking moment dead girl's coffin was reopened after boyfriend claim he heard noises inside her tomb
There were fears Neysi Perez ,16 - who was pregnant when she died - had been buried alive and had woken up in the coffin.
The tomb was broken open and the coffin removed as panic ensued in the town of La Entrada, in western Honduras.
She was examined by doctors who confirmed her death, and her family decided to bury her.
But the her horrified boyfriend reportedly heard some noises coming from inside the crypt when he visited the cemetery the next day.
The family arranged for the tomb to be opened, which took several hours. And it was late.
This disturbing video shows family member fanning the girl's body in a bid to see if she she had miraculously survived.
Doctors say the girl was dead and buried noises could have been figment of the groom. However the broken glass is something that nobody could explain, like one of his injured fingers.
Victoria Beckham admitted she was drunk when she first met David Beckham
The former Spice Girl was introduced to the footballing legend at the height of the band's fame in 1997 - when she attended a charity football match with Mel C, aka Sporty Spice.
It was then that Victoria first set eyes on David – and it was hardly your average case of beer goggles.
In an open letter to VOGUE , addressed to her younger self, she says: "Learn more about football, especially the offside rule.
"While the other football players stand at the bar drinking with their mates, you will see David standing aside with his family.
"(He's not even in the first team at this stage – you are the famous one).
"And he has such a cute smile. You, too, are close to your family, and you will think how similar he feels to you.
"He's going to ask for your number. (He still has the London-to-Manchester plane ticket on which you wrote it.)"
David later phoned Victoria and took her on a date to a Chinese restaurant in Chingford, Essex.
They tied the knot two years later, in a £1million ceremony in a castle, during which they sat on thrones.
Beyonce wins Lemonade copyright lawsuit, as Judge dismiss suit
On Wednesday, August 31, U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff granted Beyonce's motion to dismiss Matthew's suit, stating, "Upon full consideration of the parties' briefs and oral arguments, the Court grants defendants' motion. A memorandum explaining the reasons for this ruling will issue in due course, at which time final judgment will be entered."
Matthew sued Beyonce in June, claiming Lemonade and its trailer copied nine elements of "Palinoia", including "graffiti and persons with heads down," "red persons with eyes obscured," "parking garage," "title card screens" and "the grass scene."
Beyonce's attorneys fired back in July, stating that the suit should be tossed. "[A] straightforward comparison of the parties' works provides a textbook example of what does not constitute [a] legally cognizable claim of infringement," read a motion to dismiss the suit, " 'Palinoia' is about a 'tumultuous relationship' that is now over. The protagonist is a white male and his former lover is a white blonde woman. The demise of their relationship is oblique, and is not tied to infidelity."
" 'Lemonade' [meanwhile] portrays the stages through which its African-American female protagonist goes in connection with an existing relationship, ending in reconciliation."
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