The shopping marathon after Thanksgiving continues as the United States gear up for Cyber Monday, November 30, as an expected 100 million online shoppers log on to find bargains.
World golf number one Tiger Woods will no longer participate in the Chevron World Challenge, which he has hosted for the last nine years, due to injuries he sustained in a car accident the day after Thanksgiving.
The villagers of Kapatovo, Bulgaria has named their home-made rakia brandy in honor of the Bulgarian Prime Minster Boiko Borisov in gratitude to him for ending parliament’s plan to raise alcohol taxes, reports Reuters.
The 29-year-old daughter of US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and former President Bill Clinton revealed the plan in an email to friends sent Friday, the day after Thanksgiving.
Here’s a picture of how these gigantic nemertean worms and carnivorous sea stars prowl the Antarctic in search of flesh. This time they found a dead seal and fed from it.
Rachel Uchitel, the so-called “other woman” whose name has surfaced after the Tiger Woods accident and in the middle of the golfer’s infidelity allegations has hired a high-profile celebrity lawyer and issued an adamant denial of any relationship with the golfing champ.
The health department of Dali City in Yunnan, China has opened and funded a gay bar to reach out to the increasing gay community in an effort to curb AIDS. However, some of the city’s taxpayers are not happy about the project.
The song is taken from the rapper’s upcoming third studio album, Timbaland Presents Shock Value II, a consciously-styled sequel with an equally intriguing castlist.
Singer Annie Lennox was awarded The 2009 Woman of Peace Award for her help to raise awareness of HIV/AIDS impact on women and children, especially in South Africa through her “SING” campaign. She has partnered with over 23 other female celebrities and musicians for the said movement.