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This is probably the cutest thing you’ll see today. Labrador puppies learning how to swim!
Meanwhile all we know how to do on the piano is whack the keys. This kid is so talented
A sight to behold! Passengers shrieked and pulled their feet up when they found a snake underfoot after arriving at Newark Liberty International Airport. The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey says nobody was injured. Unlike the 2006 film “Snakes on a Plane,” the incident did not impact operations at the airport. […]
You know, it’s really sad that a whole country is doing this to their people, especially with what’s going on with the war in Europe. Check out the video below to see how Iran is “trying” to paint a picture of peace and transparency. View this post on Instagram A post shared by BBC […]
Let me just start off by saying that this isn’t the first time that I’ve heard about James Corden being absolutely rude. Now new allegations have surfaced about him pulling another of his stunts! Check out the full article below. View this post on Instagram A post shared by BBC News (@bbcnews)
Mattel has launched Tina Turner barbie dolls to honour her “unmatched career of the “Queen of Rock ‘n Roll”. The doll is wearing a mini dress, denim jacket that have been all inspired by her outfit from her iconic music vide of “What’s Love Got To Do With It”. The Barbie’s got her signature ’80s […]
When planning holidays now. people no longer want to go to destination with a beach setting or one with just picturesque views . More and more people want to experience something either then living in a hotel room. Themed holiday destinations are becoming a major hit in the tourism industry because of this. And surprisingly […]
Check out this dog. When we say he can go, he can gooooooo!
The pushups ON THE WATER had us shook!
For years, several vintage Orient Express train carriages lay, forgotten, at a small railway station on the border between Poland and Belarus called Malaszwewicze. Hospitality group Accor purchased the rediscovered carriages and enlisted Parisian architect Maxime d’Angeac to meticulously restore them, ready for operation on a Paris to Istanbul rail route that’s set to operate […]
