British runner Jo Pavey was sponsored by Nike right up until she told the sportswear company that she was pregnant, and she isn’t the first.
Bailey Davis’ dream was to become a cheerleader for the Saints, but that was cut short when she posted a lingerie picture of herself on her private Instagram account.
In Japan, there’s a weird belief that there’s a correlation between blood type and personality. Fine, although some blood groups are going to disagree.
Jarrod Jacobs had a pretty crummy Saturday night out with friends, and his Facebook post has led to a string of one-star reviews and stinging comments.
It seems like Tinder has grossly misjudged the power of their misogyny, as the dirty details they didn’t want us to know, begin to emerge. All about Whitney Wolfe and just how big her role was, why are the execs hiding this info?
Hold the phone!! Kim Kardashian was taking a commercial flight? With non-celebs? Wow Kim, slumming it like the rest of us. This is real life, honey…
This is a messed up world we live in, kids. Using vulnerable children to make money, sadly, is a reality all over the world. These grandparents have raised over R 1.4 million from this…
On Saturday some cheeky Germany supporters posted pics of themselves in their match-costumes to social media sites. Now they are getting a slap on the wrist for discrimination….
On Sunday night, England dropped out of Euro 2012 in a quarterfinal against Italy. After 120 minutes of play, without any score, the teams went into a penalty shootout which saw Ashley Cole and Ashley Young both miss their attempts. The two players, who are both black, drew heavy racist abuse on Twitter which is now being investigated by British police.
6’1′ bombshell, Jenna Talackova of Vancouver was disqualified from the Donald Trump-owned Miss Universe Canada beauty pageant for “not meeting the requirements to compete despite having stated otherwise on her entry form,” according to competition officials. By which they mean she was disqualified for being born with male genitalia.
A Sikh man enters a pub. The owner says, “Take off your hat”. “It’s a turban,” the patron replies. “No headwear, mate,” says the proprietor, tapping his little sign. That’s kind of what happened on Sunday at a Brisbane hotel.