Who doesn't want a smoking new haircut! But, what if the way of getting it is literally putting your hair on fire? Or.... Maybe getting your hair trimmed with a sword? Confused? Don't be.
Alberto Olmedo, a hairdresser from Madrid, Spain uses rather unconventional tools for giving his customers the perfect look.
The ninja style
Who said sword is only for fighting? They are for cutting hair too!
New-age Edward scissorshand!
He uses different forms of cutters and his swift hand movements to slice off the hairs. Yes, SLICE.
Why?
Yes, we know this is the question you want to ask. WHY? The hair 'designer' says, one side of our hair is always a bit different from other as it is not cut simultaneously.
The solution!
Alberto is pretty confident and proud of his skill. He says his methods maybe look medieval, but are mathematical. And, it seems to work! After all, the customers are happy.
Your hair's on fire!
Yes! This is also a method he uses to give a perfect look and get happy customers.
A Russian DJ has lost her job because she is too sexy, according to her lawyer.
Eleonora Verbitskaya was a bureaucrat at the Administrative Infringements Enforcement Office and moonlighted by doing some DJing while dressed in… well, not very much.
Bosses at the AIEO found out about her night work as DJ Ellis Sexton and decided the pictures she’d posted on the internet to promote her DJ career were way too much for an office worker.
She turned up to work one day in her junior position at the office in St Petersburg but was told via a note on her desk that she no longer had a job despite previously believing she was in line for a promotion.
According to CEN her lawyer Maxim Youshin said she was illegally fired for being ‘too sexy’ and according to Russian law, she did not do anything wrong.
“It is rather a moral question now,” he told CEN.
Eleonora claims she never dressed inappropriately for work and every photoshoot was done in her own time.
I’ve been cracking my knuckles and p*ssing off my mum for as long as I can remember but I’ve never really known what the hell it is I’m doing to myself… until now.
In the first ever study of its kind, researchers were able to simulatenously record audio and visual evidence of a knuckle cracking.
There were 17 women and 23 men between 18 and 63 years old all examined using ultrasound imaging as they attempted to crack their knuckles.
“It's extremely common for joints to crack, pop and snap. We were interested in pursuing this study because there's a raging debate about whether the knuckle-cracking sound results from a bubble popping in the joint or from a bubble being created in the joint,” said Robert Boutin, Professor of radiology at the University of California.
Orthopaedists who didn’t know the participants’ knuckle-cracking history then evaluated each person for grip strength and range of motion both before and after the ultrasound.
Using a transducer, a sonographer recorded video images of the participants cracking their knuckles.
“What we saw was a bright flash on ultrasound, like a firework exploding in the joint. It was quite an unexpected finding,” continued Professor Boutin.
According to Professor Boutin, there had been several theories over the years about what happens in a joint when it cracks. But now they’re confident that the bright flash and the cracking sound are related to the pressures associated with a gas bubble in the joint.
Despite making a huge leap in research, further tests are needed to determine whether the cracking sound or the flash of light come first.
Physical examinations show no immediate pain or swelling when knuckle-cracking and there is no difference in laxity or grip strength following a knuckle crack.
“We found that there was no immediate disability in the knuckle crackers in our study, although further research will need to be done to assess any long-term hazard - or benefit - of knuckle cracking,” Professer Boutin concluded.
Try and explain that to mum next time she tells you off about it.
Jennifer Lopez's back-up dancer exposed more than intended during the singer's show-stopping opening performance at the American Music Awards on Sunday.
But towards the end of the act, one of her dancers flashed quite a lot of cheek after her catsuit split and revealed her underwear during the very energetic show.
Oh no! Jennifer Lopez's back-up dancer suffered a wardrobe malfunction (right) when the back of her costume split, revealing her underwear
Sexy: J. Lo got close with her backup dancers as she kicked off the AMAs
Sizzling: The entertainer gave her all as she launched into her energetic dance routine
The show must go on: J.Lo's dancer continued with the performance despite being over-exposed
Flaunt it: Jennifer and her dancers wore very tight patterned catsuit
Show-stopper: The singer's opening act was one of the major highlights of the night
The story of any stunt gone wrong never fails to hit our wits. Recently, an old and bizarre incident was revealed wherein a Playboy model was hit on her buttocks by a golf club. This crazy incident took place on March 30, 2012, during a golf outing.
The before and after images of her buttocks are sure to make you go "Haww"!
Elizabeth Dickson, 28
Elizabeth claims that she was "tricked" into this. She adds that she did not know that the Playboy Morning radio host would really try to hit the golf ball.
She filed a lawsuit of $ 500K against Playboy enterprise and Kevin Klein, the radio host.
She was made to lie on her stomach on the ground with a golf tee placed over her buttocks. The golf ball was made to balance between her buttock cheeks. The host acted of missing a few shots and then smashed both the ball and Elizabeth's bottom right curve.
The time when she used to happily chill with friends.
Elizabeth suffered a sharp injury which forced her into stress and a long-term professional break.
The president launched an official White House Facebook page
Monday with a video tour of his "backyard" — that being the national
park outside the back of the White House.
Obama also added a few life moments to his timeline as well: his
birth in 1961, marrying first lady Michelle Obama in 1992, and a few
career milestones along his way to the presidency.
In the two-minute video, Obama talked about the urgency to address
climate change. It's a timely message ahead of his trip to Paris in a
few weeks, when international negotiators will attempt to reach an
accord on curbing greenhouse-gas emissions.
Hello, Facebook! I finally got my very own page. I hope you’ll think of this as a place where we can have real conversations about the most important issues facing our country – a place where you can hear directly from me, and share your own thoughts and stories. (You can expect some just-for-fun stuff, too.)I’m kicking it off by inviting you to take a walk with me in my backyard – something I try to do at the end of the day before I head in for dinner. I say this often, but that’s because it’s always at the front of my mind: We’ve got to preserve this beautiful planet of ours for our kids and grandkids. And that means taking serious steps to address climate change once and for all. Now, we've made a lot of progress to cut carbon pollution here at home, and we're leading the world to take action as well. But we’ve got to do more. In a few weeks, I’m heading to Paris to meet with world leaders about a global agreement to meet this challenge.I hope you'll join me in speaking out on climate change and educating your friends about why this issue is so important. At a time when nearly three in four adults online use Facebook, this feels like a great place to do it. Share your thoughts in the comments, and pass this message on to folks you think need to see it.If we're all in this together, I'm confident we can solve this and do right by future generations.
Posted by President Obama on Monday, November 9, 2015
You can't friend US President Barack Obama on Facebook, but you can like his page.
