Diamonds are a girl’s best friend, but if Internet buzz is any indicator, she’d prefer to hang with bejeweled arachnids.
If you hear the faint sound of something shattering, don’t fret: Julia Gillard has just kicked through Australia’s glass ceiling.
Every fall local organizations in Germany assemble goodie bags to give to children on their first day of elementary school—a tradition that usually results in chocolate-stained fingers and pencil fights. But following a mix-up involving Germany’s Communist Party, six-year olds have been left grasping pens that project erotic images.
Prince Charles had hoped his five-day train trip through Britain would raise awareness about sustainability and boost his street cred as an environmentalist. Instead, criticism from green groups has him looking like an out-of-touch, playboy prince.
A public housing project in Paris plans to reduce its carbon footprint by harnessing a universal and completely renewable form of energy: excess body heat.
Abbey Johnston and Lisa Parker walked onto the X-Factor stage as giggling teenagers. By the time they finished their audition four minutes later, they resembled brawling barmaids.
Natascha Kampusch, the Austrian woman who spent more than eight years locked in cramped, windowless basement, has disclosed shocking details of her time in captivity.
Following months of legal wrangling, a court battle involving the Madonna of the Orgasm Church has finally reached its climax.
She’s an Oscar winner and France’s highest-paid actress. He’s the macho star of B-List films like My Father the Hero. Now Juliette Binoche and Gerard Depardieu are locked in a war of words that has the French film community shrieking Mon Dieu!
Despite selling more than 80 million copies of The Da Vinci Code, Dan Brown has been named the U.K.’s “most unwanted author.”
