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Sports MMA Fighting
Morning Report: Felice Herrig says she knew Justine Kish crapped her shorts during UFC fight
In a weekend packed to the brim with high level MMA, Felice Herrig and Justine Kish put on one of the most entertaining scraps in their main card fight at UFC Fight Night: Oklahoma City on Sunday. But despite a high action strawweight bout which saw Kish escape a fully locked in rear-naked choke attempt, the conversations surrounding the fight stem from what happened shortly thereafter when Kish defecated in her shorts while attempting to explode out of a bad position. The unfortunate incident made a mess on the mat which many people were quick to notice, chief among them, Herrig herself. Speaking recently with TMZ Sports, Herrig resisted the urge to make any “I literally choked the crap out
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Entertainment New York Post
‘Bachelor’ star spills graphic details of pool sex romp
DeMario Jackson opened up about his scandalous encounter with “Bachelor in Paradise” co-star Corinne Olympios - saying she was the one who made the first move. “That night was probably one of the wildest nights of my entire life,” the 30-year-old tells E! News in his first interview since the scandal. Following a day of drinking by the bar, Jackson and Olympios, 24, took things to another level in the pool. Production of the show’s fourth season was shut down days later, with the cast being sent home from Mexico as Warner Bros. launched an internal investigation as to what transpired on set. But, as Jackson recalls, it was Olympios who took the lead. “Our first real conversation was at the bar,”
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World Business Insider UK
This image shows the mind-bending specifications of HMS Queen Elizabeth, the £3 billion British warship that dwarfs the Niagara Falls
On Monday, the HMS Queen Elizabeth cast off for sea trials - her maiden voyage. The QE Class aircraft carrier took eight years to construct (six years behind schedule) and cost the Royal Navy £3.5 billion. The result, though, is a ship longer than the Houses of Parliament and more powerful than anything in British naval history.
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U.S. The Advocate
Surveillance video captures another disturbing New Orleans attack over weekend
A security camera belonging to the business Meyer the Hatter in the 100 block of St. Charles Avenue in New Orleans captured an attack early Saturday morning similar to the mugging of the Boston-area tourists on Bienville Street in French Quarter. Footage shows a man running behind another man and striking him in the back of the neck. Police on Monday didn't comment on whether that incident might be related to the attack on two workers for the Unitarian Universalist Association, which was holding its annual meeting at New Orleans' Ernest N. Morial Convention Center through Sunday. James Curran and Tim Byrne, Boston-based information technology specialists visiting New Orl…
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Style PopSugar
Jennifer Aniston's Airport Shoes Are a Summer Staple She Wears Everywhere
One thing we've noticed about Jennifer Aniston's style over the years is that she sticks to the basics she loves. That includes red carpet jumpsuits, boyfriend
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U.S. New York PostWoman severely burned in acid attack on 21st birthday
A young woman has told of a terrifying acid attack on her 21st birthday that left her hospitalized and her cousin in a coma. Resham Khan said she was in a car traveling through Beckton, East London, on June 21 when the horrific incident occurred. Resham tweeted: “On my actual birthday, my cousin and I went for a drive in the morning, blasting music and chilling like cousins do, hyping it as I WAS 21.” But out of nowhere, she said a man approached the car as they waited at a traffic light and threw a liquid at her through the open window. Resham, who said she had just returned from a year exchange in Cyprus, told how the assailant ran around to the other side and threw more over her cousin. She
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Health BostonGlobe.com
Markey demands apology from Conway for comment on addiction
WASHINGTON - Senator Ed Markey issued a fiery statement Monday demanding an apology from White House adviser Kellyanne Conway, after she stated that people suffering from drug addiction need “a four-letter word called ‘will’ ” in an interview about health care’s role in stemming the ongoing opioid crisis. Markey, in a statement, said Conway’s words are a “death sentence” for those suffering from opioid addiction. He said Conway also fails to recognize the consensus of the medical community, which often refers to opioid addiction as a disease - not a personality flaw. The White House has not responded to a request to comment. Conway has not answered Markey’s demands or responded to other people
