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As a member of the British royal family, one might think you can do whatever you want. From the foods that are banned from Buckingham Palace to the ridiculous way the Queen Elizabeth ensures everyone is finished eating, we share the weird food rules the British royal family must follow, ahead. There is a laundry list of words members of the British royal family cannot say, including the word tea.

Internationally renowned martial arts action hero Jet Li, who now has several health ailments, is virtually unrecognizable in new fan photo.

This female pilot is using Twitter to call out two sexist passengers.

Almost a month after a white woman called the police because a group of black people were having a barbecue, hundreds of people have turned up to the same spot to express their solidarity. Video footage of an unidentified woman went viral after she reported the al fresco diners for using a charcoal grill in a non-charcoal area. A friend of the family - Michelle Snider, who is also white - recorded the events at Lake Merritt, in Oakland, California, on 29 April.

Aaron Wise capped off his first-ever PGA Tour win Sunday with an awkward moment forever frozen in time. Finishing three strokes over Marc Leishman during the AT&T Byron Nelson in Dallas, Wise, 21, was awarded $1.38 million in prize money. Following a post-tournament interview, Wise was greeted by a blond lady friend, who congratulated him with a hug instead of a kiss. The cringe-worthy exchange has since made the rounds online, with many offering colorful commentary. “If 1.3M doesn’t get you a kiss I don’t know what will,” tweeted one user. “Good lord my skin is crawling,” penned another. “Absolutely brutal. She’ll deeply regret this the more lucrative his career becomes,” shared another. Thankfully

Stormy Daniels' attorney, Michael Avenatti, blasted a Los Angeles Times reporter for writing about a $10 million judgment slapped on his law firm in US Bankruptcy Court on Tuesday. Avenatti called the story "nonsense" because it involved a "completely different law firm" with "no ties to Daniels case." "Over blown," Avenatti tweeted at the reporter, Michael Finnegan. "Sensational reporting at its finest. Check the facts next time please and report accurately." US Bankruptcy Court Judge Catherine Bauer ordered the law firm, Eagan Avenatti, to pay $10 million to Jason Frank, a lawyer who used to work at the California firm, after Avenatti failed to pay Frank $2 million this month, The Times reported.