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Kim Kardashian Channels a Cowgirl at Paris Fashion Week, Stops Traffic in French Capital
Kim Kardashian covered up in a cowgirl inspired outfit on Thursday evening, after flashing her nipples in a mesh top earlier in the afternoon!
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Science Explains Why Men Like Women With Curvy Booties
From that bootylicious Kim photo that broke the internet to hit songs like "All About That Bass," women's backsides are having a major moment in the spotlight.Interest in the female form is nothing new, of course. Previous research suggests that men evolved to prefer women with small waists and big hips--signals of youth and fertility.Now a new...
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A grocery chain no one talks about is becoming Whole Foods' biggest threat
Whole Foods and Trader Joe's are often praised...
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Actor Harrison Ford injured in California plane crash (18 photos)
Yahoo NewsAn official says Harrison Ford crash-landed his vintage airplane at a Los Angeles golf course. He suffered moderate injuries. Los Angeles fire officials say the single-engine plane went down at about 2:30 p.m. Thursday on the green at Penmar Golf Course in the Venice area of Los Angeles. The pilot was breathing and conscious when he was taken to a hospital, where he was listed in fair to moderate condition. Fire officials would not confirm the pilot's identity. But an official familiar with the crash said Ford was the pilot. The official spoke only condition of anonymity because of privacy restrictions. The 72-year-old "Star Wars" and "Indiana Jones" actor is an aviation enthusiast who often flies out of the airport. (AP) Find more news-related pictures in our photo galleries and follow us on Tumblr.
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NASA study: Mars had a huge ocean billions of years ago
If that turns out to be true, the amount calculated would have covered nearly half of Mars' Northern hemisphere. Most experts agree that the planet had some liquid water at some point, but it's still unclear how much was really present, and for how long. The authors of the new study detected chemical signatures in Mars' atmosphere that indicate the planet had a lot more water billions of years ago, which presumably evaporated out to space at some point since. These telescopes measured the water vapor in Mars' atmosphere and ice caps.
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The Next 3 Likely Biotech Buyout Candidates
Here are three biotech stocks that a SunTrust analyst feels could be buyout candidates, in the wake of the Pharmacyclics acquisition.
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Jermaine Kearse gets second-round tender from Seahawks
Wide receiver Jermaine Kearse caught the pass that put the Seahawks in the Super Bowl and the team will either have him or a second-round pick to help them in an effort to make it back to the big game. Field Yates of ESPN.com reports that Kearse has received a second-round tender from the Seahawks before…
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Greek PM hits out at ECB over cash squeeze
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has accused the European Central Bank of holding "a rope" around the country's neck as Athens scrambled Friday to avert a looming state default. The ECB "is still holding the rope which we have around our necks," said Tsipras, according to excerpts of an interview with Germany magazine Der Spiegel to appear Saturday. The remark came after Athens this week received no help from the Frankfurt-based institution to address a cash squeeze caused by the non-delivery of promised loans. Athens is scrambling to find cash to address a daunting repayment schedule, with over 6.0 billion euros ($6.8 billion) falling due this month.
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Want a Job in Silicon Valley After Yale? Good Luck With That
Max Nova, a technology entrepreneur, graduated from Yale University, as did his father and grandfather. Yet Nova couldn't convince his sister or twin brothers to accept offers of admission to his alma mater because of the school's weak computer science department. Nova's sister chose Harvard University and later found a job at Microsoft. His brothers are majoring in computer science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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The Pre-Recession Housing Problem That's About to Slam Homeowners
Millions of homeowners face major payment increases when their HELOCs reset in 2015-2016. Here are your options if you face massive HELOC payments.
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Bubbles from glacier ice turn up the noise in Alaska fjords
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Glaciologist Erin Pettit began a research project to find out what humpback whales heard when a big piece of ice falls from a glacier and crashes into the ocean. But the sound generated by ice drifting in the water turned out to be just as interesting.
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287 days until Star Wars: You'll never guess what inspired Lando's 'ROTJ' helmet design
If you ever wondered where "Return of the Jedi" costume designer Nilo Rodis-Jamero got his idea for Lando Calrissian's disguise, you finally get an answer.
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The Conservative Case Against Enforcing Immigration Law
It's hard not to see that the anti-immigration wing of the Republican Party is ascendant right now. GOP leaders in Congress have spent the last two months trying—and failing—to roll back protections for millions of undocumented immigrants, children included. Yet with conservatives still reeling from their defeat in a battle over immigration policy and security funding earlier this week, a right-leaning policy group is releasing a new report aimed at nudging the GOP back toward the center. The study, which the American Action Forum plans to publish later on Friday, tests a rather straightforward proposition frequently offered by opponents of comprehensive immigration reform: How much would it cost to "immediately and fully enforce current law"—that is, to deport all undocumented immigrants while preventing another wave of people from entering illegally?
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WATCH: Darnell Dockett Manhandles 655-Pound Tire
In case you missed the memo, NFL veteran DE Darnell Dockett, formerly of the Arizona Cardinals, now (as of today) with the 49ers, has been training really hard this off-season.
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Why nearly 200,000 of these good-paying jobs will go unfilled
By 2020, there will be an estimated 1.6 million job openings for nurses in the United States. But hospitals and care facilities will be short 193,000 nurses to fill those positions.
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'The gram gotta chill'
Nahhhhh jo the gram gotta chilleven I'm crying off this oneA photo posted by iMan Shumpert (@imanshumpertthe1st) on Mar 5, 2015 at 7:54am PST
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Chris Hemsworth, Hugh Jackman Play Musical Beers With Jimmy Fallon and SNL Cast
Watch a video of Chris Hemsworth and Hugh Jackman playing Musical Beers with Jimmy Fallon!
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Pope meets with Chile bishop amid outcry over appointment
VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope Francis met Friday with the bishop running a Chilean diocese where there has been unprecedented opposition to the nomination of his successor, accused of covering up for Chile's most notorious pedophile.
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You Have to See It to Believe It — Lion Shocks Tourists by Opening Car Door on Safari
Tourists go on safari to get up close and personal with wild animals. But for one family on vacation at a safari park in South Africa, a curious lion got a little too close for comfort.
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Roach slams reports of 'armed guards' at Pacquiao gym
Freddie Roach denied media reports published Friday that he had ordered armed guards to protect Manny Pacquiao at his Hollywood gym. The UK's Daily Mail newspaper reported that Roach had personally ordered security guards at his Wildcard gym in Los Angeles to carry guns "so people respect them" as Pacquiao trains in the build-up to his May 2 megafight with Floyd Mayweather in Las Vegas.
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