A UN panel of investigators have collected evidence showing the scale and viciousness of the human rights abuses being perpetrated by both sides in the Syrian conflict.
Sunny Peter Dec 03, 2013
On November 25, 2013, right after being released from prison, Dr. Conrad Murray has made shocking revelations about him and Michael Jackson. According to the doctor, he had been so intimate with Michael that he even had to "hold his penis every night." Michael Jackson's family has demanded Dr Conrad Murray stop from talking about the late singer to the media after his contentious remarks in recent weeks.
Ambika Thakur Dec 03, 2013
Psychiatrist Manilall Maharajh has nowhere to run after being details of video sex scandal was made public
Athena Yenko Dec 02, 2013
Somebody teach Serge Vorobyov that there are better ways to spend thousands of dollars to promote his own website.
James Quizon Dec 02, 2013
The Italian sisters who have worked as personal assistants to former celebrity couple Charles Saatchi and Nigella Lawson claimed that they have been “treated worse than Filipino slaves.”
Floyd Allen Nov 29, 2013
Ian Watkins’s ex-girlfriend, Joanna Majic has come forward and revealed that the Lostprophets singer could have “hundreds more victims,” warning that their own mothers could be implicated in the crime.
Floyd Allen Nov 29, 2013
China's crackdown on online rumours has been successful, the country's internet regulator said on Thursday. Buoyed by this progress, local authorities are now mulling to regulate Chinese Internet even more.
Esther Tanquintic-Misa Nov 29, 2013
Viral ad video “Girls” by American toys startup GoldieBlox has got into a serious copy infringement dispute. The video that encourages girls to pursue careers in engineering and technology fields has instigated a legal battle between GoldieBlox and Beastie Boys. The video which went viral since it was posted is based on the 1987 song “Girls” by Beastie Boys and has now become a hot topic of discussion for various reasons.
Jaskiran Kaur Nov 28, 2013
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, with its two reports released Thursday, has exposed Australia's inhumane treatment of asylum-seekers on Nauru and Manus Island in Papua New Guinea.
Athena Yenko Nov 27, 2013
On Nov. 25 , a jury heard that Rebekah Brooks (former editor of the now redundant "News of the World" and, later "The Sun" ) swanked about phone-hacking during a lunch with an alleged victim Eimear Cook. Cook who is the former wife of Ryder Cup golfer Colin Montgomerie claimed that Brooks told her it was "ridiculous" how celebrities did not change their mobile PIN codes.
Ambika Thakur Nov 27, 2013
Conrad Murray the doctor who is convicted for the Michael Jackson’s death came out in an exclusive interview with The Mail on Sunday, Nov 24, 2013. Conrad was interviewed after he was released from jail after 2 years for charges of “involuntary manslaughter” in Michael Jackson’s death case. The deceased singer star’s personal doctor revealed some shocking details about the singer from the time of his death and before.
Jaskiran Kaur Nov 26, 2013
A San Antonio police officer is being accused of raping a 19-year-old female driver whom he flagged for a routine traffic stop.
Vittorio Hernandez Nov 26, 2013
A group of Indonesians, who call themselves BlackSinchan, has hacked the systems of Australian law enforcement Web sites, reports say.
Rachelle Corpuz Nov 26, 2013
Back in 1987, when American Hip Hop band Beastie Boys had first released its tune “Girls” would have never imagined that thirty years down the line it’ll become a viral hit. Since the time the latest and altered version of Beastie Boys’ “Girls” as GoldieBlox ad has been posted on YouTube on Nov. 17, 2013 it has become a viral sensation. The video has now been viewed more than 8,141,000 times by now. But the video that encourages girls to pursue engineering has also instigated a legal dispute.
Jaskiran Kaur Nov 25, 2013
Australia has failed to get to the World Wide Web Index 2013 top 10 ranking due to inadequate safeguards and due process against government digital surveillance. It has landed at no. 11.
Athena Yenko Nov 25, 2013
Groups with different ideological beliefs saw a blessing in disguise amidst the AU-Indo feud
Athena Yenko Nov 25, 2013
There’s stupid and then there’s drunken stupid. Two men were arrested Sunday night in Santa Ana, California after a failed escape attempt via a balcony of a 10-story building for apparently robbing a nearby gas station of beer.
James Quizon Nov 25, 2013
Due to aggressive lobbying campaign by large tech companies like IBM and Microsoft an important provision aimed against patent trolls was struck down in the House of Representatives.
Katrina Dianne Gimenez Nov 22, 2013
British police have rescued three women held as slaves for 30 years in a London house after one of them reported their condition to a charitable institution.
Reissa Su Nov 22, 2013
Revenge Porn is taking Australia like bushfire phenomenon
Athena Yenko Nov 22, 2013
Australian Immigration Minister Scott Morrison may land in some legal trouble with his aggressive policy to stop asylum-seeking-people through boats. The Australian Medical Association (AMA) of the Northern Territory (NT) says Mr Morrison is guilty of child abuse and is proposing to report him to the Department of Child Protection.
Sunny Peter Nov 22, 2013
Kayla Mendoza was “2 drunk 2 care” just hours before she allegedly caused a crash that killed two people and left her in serious condition. The 20-year-old Florida, U.S. resident, who is fond of bragging about her drinking and drug habits on Twitter, might have given clues how the tragic road accident occurred on Saturday.
Anne Lu Nov 22, 2013
Kym Valentine’s return to “Neighbours” has remained unclear and no official announcement from the Australian actress and the show’s producers has been made after the soap opera star reached settlement with sex and discrimination lawsuit.
Floyd Allen Nov 21, 2013
A Belgian tourist was sexually assaulted on her third night in Sydney, Australia, reports say. The tourist was reportedly trying to find her way back to her hotel in the city.
Sigrid Salucop Nov 21, 2013
As a result of their two-year thorough investigation on outlaw motorcycle gangs, the South Australian Police has confiscated more than $150 million in a drug bust.
Hannah Puyat Nov 20, 2013
Australian athletes vying for the 2014 Winter Olympics as well as on other succeeding Olympic games have been slapped with stringent alcohol rules.
Esther Tanquintic-Misa Nov 20, 2013
Former NSW Premier Nathan Rees tangled in sex-for-benefit scandal with a constituent
Athena Yenko Nov 20, 2013
Riding a bike used to be a great way for exercise and it's still is but the formerly fun activity is now a looming hazard in Australia's streets.
Sigrid Salucop Nov 20, 2013
Russia has granted bail to a Greenpeace activist from New Zealand along with 8 others from different countries. The nine activists are charged with hooliganism and detained for launching a protest in September against drilling oil in the Arctic.
Reissa Su Nov 20, 2013
The Australian Institute report “Hard to get a break” reveals that Aussies are either overworked underpaid or out of work.
Athena Yenko Nov 20, 2013
