Bella Hadid unfollows Selena Gomez on Instagram... just ONE DAY after refollowing former love rival
One day after Bella Hadid, 23, refollowed her former love rival Selena Gomez, 27, on Instagram, the catwalk stunner has reversed that decision and unfollowed the Wolves songstress once again.
Bella Hadid gets soaking wet and covered in rose petals as she poses for racy photo shoot
One PA blew Hadid's brunette bowl cut with leaf blower as another poured water on her from a silver pitcher. Her top hung off her shoulder, resulting in a nip slip, which she covered with a kiss emoji.
Rugby World Cup 2019 team of the week: Which England star joins Manu Tuilagi in the XV?
One week and 12 matches in the Rugby World Cup and we have our first rest day, which seems a natural time to take stock ahead of a jam-packed weekend. Here is our team of the week...
One-pot perfection: Make Singapore noodles with this recipe from the Hairy Bikers' cookbook
Make these tasty Singapore noodles with this recipe from the Hairy Bikers' new cookbook. It is Dave's go-to dish in Chinese restaurants, and surprisingly is not well known in Singapore.
Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal team-mate claims he ISN'T injured contradicting Sarri's statement
One of Cristiano Ronaldo's international team-mates has insisted the Portuguese star isn't carrying an injury - directly contradicting the claims of Juventus manager Maurizio Sarri.
Last plane from China coronavirus epicentre lands in Sydney
One international student from Wuhan, who asked not to be named, said he was quizzed by officials on the way in to the airport and a group of doctors wearing masks asked him if he was unwell.
Boy reveals the real reason he climbed the AWA Tower - and says he's not frightened to do it again
One of the teens called the Kyle & Jackie-O Show on Wednesday morning to explain himself. 'I'm the one who climbed the AWA Tower,' the 13-year-old said.
Naïve 90% of men think beauty comes naturally to women (little do they know we spend HOURS bleaching our moustaches)
One quarter of women surveyed confessed to having at least one beauty secret, while 23 per cent confided that nobody (even their friends) really knows the extent of their beautifying.
Tyson Gay finishes second to Justin Gatlin on comeback from drugs ban
One former drugs cheat, Justin Gatlin, ran the quickest 100m time in the world this year on Thursday night, while another, Tyson Gay, made his comeback with 9.93secs in second place.
Major hospitality firm G1 Group halts plans to dismiss new staff
One of Scotland's largest hospitality companies, the G1 Group, has stopped plans to dismiss its newest staff members, after the UK Government announced a job retention scheme.
Swizz Beatz's 19 year old son Note Marcato confuses Grammy viewers with his bizarre skeleton paint
One of the most bizarre moments at the 2020 Grammy Awards came when host Alicia Keys was roaming the aisles and fans caught a glimpse of a young man wearing skeleton face paint.
MTV VMAs 2018: Twitter reacts to absent stars with hilarious meme
One of the controversies to come out from the MTV VMAs 2018 was the amount of stars who did not attend. The likes of Drake, Childish Gambino and Beyonce didn't go. And Twitter noticed.
Prince Andrew to hit the golf course on Spanish holiday with ex-wife Sarah Ferguson
One of the Duke's flunkies last week contacted the exclusive Real Club Valderrama in Sotogrande, one of the best-known golf clubs in Europe, to make arrangements.
Padraig Harrington shoots superb 63 in opening round of Irish Open
One day after ridiculing the idea that odds of 100-1 represented any sort of value on him winning the Irish Open, Padraig Harrington opened with a marvellous 63 for a one-stroke lead.
Scottish fans ramp up rivalry with England ahead of Croatia match
One Scottish fan used post-it notes to give himself a tan replicating Croatia's checkerboard flag (pictured), while a Wales supporter defiantly plastered a Welsh flag on his desk at work.
Ryan Lochte's wife Kayla shares sweet new photo of baby girl Liv Rae
One day old and already home. Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte, and his wife Kayla, welcomed their new born daughter Liv Rae on Monday. On Tuesday the happy mom of two shared the family was home.
U.S. swimmer Gunnar Bentz turns on Ryan Lochte with his side of the story
One of the US swimmers caught up in a web of lies with Ryan Lochte has turned against him revealing that Lochte pulled a sign off the wall and started yelling at security guards.
One Direction's Niall Horan leads tributes to Eagles' Glenn Frey following his death
One Direction stars Niall Horan and Harry Styles were two of the celeb fans who posted heartfelt tributes to the star on social media as the news broke.
Gymnast Louis Smith exercises his pulling power in favourite swim shorts as he chats to bikini-clad girls with Aston Merrygold
One's an Olympic athlete and the other is a famous popstar, so it's no surprise Louis Smith and Aston Merrygold were surrounded by girls on their recent trip to Ibiza.
MOS Diary: Who leaked naked video of Louis Smith the Superman?
One of the saucy images leaked online shows the Olympian with his legs spread wearing underpants emblazoned with the Superman logo.
One-time enfant terrible Brydan Klein backs Nick Kyrgios to correct his temperamental behaviour
Before Nick Kyrgios, the enfant terrible of Australian tennis was Brydan Klein, who won his first Grand Slam match at 19 and then saw his career implode amidst a series of punishments.
Lady Carnarvon - chatelaine of the 'real Downton Abbey' talks about cleaning her house
One of the legacies of lockdown could be that we all end up with spotless homes. With time on our hands, we are turning into a nation of housekeepers, fearlessly delving into dusty corners.
The outlook for Bay Area startup space in 2017
One of my favorite things to do is riff on Bay Area real estate and tech -- of all kinds, residential, commercial, retail ... and Justin Bedecarre has been working with San Francisco founders for almost a decade in the commercial real estate market. He’s now a founder of HelloOffice, a technology-powered commercial real estate brokerage. We talk about what 2017 holds for the office market.
To Go After Local Neighborhood News And Marketplaces, Hoodline Raises $1.6M
One of the most sought-after, but never quite dominated, frontiers in online media and marketplaces has been centered on local communities. Hoodline, a San Francisco-based startup, is trying to tackle this with a unique focus on news about neighborhood retail corridors. The startup has built up a network of news on about two-dozen neighborhoods across San Francisco as a sort of Trojan horse into a larger platform of hyperlocal listings and markets.
Death can be an expensive business
One third of over-55s don’t even have a will — but they can get one for free in October
One year later, the future of foldables remains uncertain
Yesterday, Samsung announced that the Galaxy Flip Z sold out online. What, precisely, that means, is hard to say, of course, without specific numbers from the company. But it’s probably enough to make the company bullish about its latest wade into the foldable waters, in the wake of last year’s Fold — let’s just say […]
Building success in a highly volatile economy
One of Latin America’s top real estate developers puts some of his triumphs down to luck
BA job cuts: peanut analogy
One year saving for airline would be just 5 per cent of ex-fuel operating costs
KKR to buy recycling group Viridor in £4.2bn deal
One of the first large acquisitions to be agreed since coronavirus pandemic rocked global markets
Last boat to St Helena
One of the remotest islands on earth is getting an airport — and that could change everything
It is not too late to recreate yourself
One thing that almost anyone who has ever changed career direction has done is to retrain
Millennial v Boomer: Young staff like to share, up to a point
One says employees want to be untethered while the other believes they dream of buying a home
Meet Frenkie de Jong, the footballer playing like no one else
One of the world’s most talented young players tells Simon Kuper about his first season in Spain and what makes Messi special
The Dark Horse, The Paper Tiger and Chicken Little: Lessons from the OECD Foreign Bribery Report
One of the more startling findings in the OECD Foreign Bribery Report, is that some level of corporate management was involved in over 50% of the cases sanctioned. This paper by Leah Ambler, published in the Journal of Business Compliance (01/2015), examines what went wrong and why from a corporate governance and compliance perspective.
One in five mobile phones shipped abroad is fake
Nearly one in five mobile phones and one in four video game consoles shipped internationally is fake, as a growing trade in counterfeit IT and communications hardware weighs on consumers, manufacturers and public finances, according to a new OECD report.
Coordination and Implementation of the SDGs: The Role of the Centres of Government
One of the key institutions that can play a role in steering the delivery of the SDGs by highlighting trade-offs, enabling policies across issue areas to address multiple and sometimes competing objectives is the Centre of Government.
Reducing the high rate of poverty among the elderly in Korea
One-half of Korea's population aged 65 and over lives in relative poverty, nearly four times higher than the OECD average of 13%. Elderly poverty is thus an urgent social problem.
Corporate finance and productivity
One of the puzzles of the post-crisis period is low observed aggregate productivity growth. This report dissects the problem using the company and sector value-added data of more than 11,000 of the world’s largest listed non-financial and non-real-estate companies, taken from 20 different industry sectors.
The Dark Horse, The Paper Tiger and Chicken Little: Lessons from the OECD Foreign Bribery Report
One of the more startling findings in the OECD Foreign Bribery Report, is that some level of corporate management was involved in over 50% of the cases sanctioned. This paper by Leah Ambler, published in the Journal of Business Compliance (01/2015), examines what went wrong and why from a corporate governance and compliance perspective.
G20: Remarks for Session 3 - Investment and Infrastructure
One traditional cylinder of the global growth engine has been specifically weak: this is investment, the second of the 3 “I”s of the Turkish Presidency’s triptych, and in particular cross-border investment.
OECD releases mutual agreement procedure (MAP) statistics for 2016
One of the elements of the Action 14 minimum standard requires jurisdictions to seek to resolve mutual agreement procedure (“MAP”) cases within an average timeframe of 24 months. To monitor compliance with this element, members of the Inclusive Framework on BEPS have committed to report their MAP statistics pursuant to an agreed reporting framework.
One Step Closer to Developing Mobile Contact Tracing App to Stop Coronavirus Transmission
Developing a mobile app to trace close proximity contacts can help control coronavirus transmission, reports a new study. A team of medical researchers
One Step Closer to Eradicating Malaria: Study
In a low malaria-endemic setting, reactive focal mass drug administration and reactive focal vector control such as insecticide spraying implemented alone
OnePlus Bullets Wireless Z earphones pricing, availability details revealed for India
The OnePlus Bullets Wireless Z earphones come with a magnetic stripe on the earbuds that pause music when attached.
One Stock that is All Charged Up for the Post Coronavirus Rebound
A stock with strong moat is currently trading near 5-year lows.... [Read On]
One Less God Review - A rather pretentious mimicking of real tragedy
One Less God
U/A: Drama, Thriller
Director: Lliam Worthington
Cast: Joseph Mahler Taylor, Sukhraj Deepak, Mihika Rao
Rating:
As a film that hopes to capture the terror heralded by the 26/11 attacks on Mumbai, 'One Less God' is rather feeble, nondescript and ineffective. The scope is narrow and the budget too small to do justice to a disaster that is amongst the most unforgettable in recent history. This is drama written around a real-life crisis but at no point does it feel real. The 2008 Mumbai attacks included a series of terrorist strikes that felled 164 people across south Mumbai - carried out by 10 members of the Laskar-e-Taiba, an Islamic terrorist organisation based in Pakistan. But none of that drama or tragedy is captured here with any grit or enticement.
The Mumbai siege is presented in a slap-dash fashion that never really gets the audience involved. The focus is largely on the Taj Mahal hotel and what it's guests went through in the final hours before their falling victim to the terrorist onslaught. The film focuses its efforts on the men and women attempting to survive, while intermittently cutting across to the two men perpetrating the attack. The bits of humour that creep in at odd times appears to be in bad taste.
Check out the trailer here:
Everything here seems rather pretentious and ineffective. The general cross-national mix of characters, their touristy experiences and the aftermath of the siege may have some diverse moments but we never feel attached or interested enough to be affected. There are barely any validating moments here. The performances are bad, the direction is sloppy, there are continuity breaks that look ridiculous, the art direction and production values leave a lot to be desired. Even the attempt to go one-up on the much awaited Dev Patel, Armie Hammer, Nazanin Boniadi, Jason Isaacs starrer 'Hotel Mumbai'- (a film that covers the same territory), by releasing earlier, reeks of Opportunism.
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One final push for pride and glory
However the FIFA Futsal World Cup Colombia 2016 concludes, the tournament will go down as a watershed. For the first time, the trophy will not be lifted by Brazil or Spain, with either Russia or Argentina set to claim the crown in Cali.
Coronavirus lockdown sends solo sailor on Pacific odyssey
One man's dream sailing trip nearly ended in disaster as island nations began closing their borders.
One of world's oldest men marks 116th birthday in South Africa
South African Fredie Blom celebrated his 116th birthday on Friday unfazed by the coronavirus crisis, over 100 years since the Spanish flu pandemic killed his sister. "I have lived this long because of God's grace," said Blom, possibly one of the oldest men in the world. Lighting a cigarette, he recalled the 1918 pandemic that left tens of millions dead worldwide including his sister.
one versus a hundred
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