It’s the latest addition to the growing list of ridiculous baby names emerging from today’s social media-crazed world.
A British woman was hounded for three years by a creepy online predator who turned out to be her own boyfriend; now she wants her tormentor jailed.
A few years ago we all thought there were nine planets. But now space is a whole lot more complicated. The hunt for the giant planet is on.
What’s more surprising? That the News of the World may have hacked into Sienna Miller’s phone, or that anyone would actually want to listen?
But don’t call her greedy. She promises to use the profits to end Spain’s public finance crisis.
You’ve read all about it in the press, now you can read all about it again in the book: “William and Kate: A Royal Love Story” hits the shops this week in London and is said to be winging its Royal way across the Atlantic before Christmas.
When told about this, George W. Bush said it was the lowest moment of his week.
Her death-defying drop brought allegations of animal cruelty, but the parasailing donkey now has a home with The Sun.
