Tuesday, December 11, 2012

The Most Googled Women On The Web in 2012


Vanessa Hudgens - 45,600,000 Results



Carrie Underwood - 47,100,000 Result



Jessie J - 47,100,000 Results



Hilary Duff - 48,300,000 Results



Kate Moss - 48,500,000 Results



Kate Middleton - 49,300,000 Results



Halle Berry - 49,400,000 Results



Lisa Ann - 51,100,000 Results



Scarlett Johansson - 51,200,000 Results



Jessica Alba - 53,100,000 Results



Hillary Clinton - 53,700,000 Results



Michelle Obama - 53,900,000 Results



Kylie Minogue - 57,000,000 Results



Jessica Simpson - 57,800,000 Results



Emma Watson - 58,000,000 Results



Jennifer Aniston - 59,100,000 Results



Fergie - 65,900,000 Results



Amy Winehouse - 66,000,000 Results



Marilyn Monroe - 70,000,000 Results



Ke$ha - 80,600,000 Results



Lindsay Lohan - 90,900,000 Results



Megan Fox - 93,100,000 Results



Whitney Houston - 94,600,000 Results



Alicia Keys - 94,900,000 Results



Angelina Jolie - 103,000,000 Results



Mariah Carey - 107,000,000 Results



Demi Lovato - 113,000,000 Results



Avril Lavigne - 124,000,000 Results



Kristen Stewart - 125,000,000 Results



Carly Rae Jepsen - 126,000,000 Results



Kim Kardashian - 141,000,000 Results



Christina Aguilera - 150,000,000 Results



Honey Boo Boo Child - 168,000,000 Results



Miley Cyrus - 176,000,000 Results



Selena Gomez - 189,000,000 Results



Shakira - 198,000,000 Results



Jenna Haze - 198,000,000 Results



Paris Hilton - 200,000,000 Results



Beyonce - 210,000,000 Results



Nicki Minaj - 243,000,000 Results



Katy Perry - 249,000,000 Results



Jennifer Lopez - 285,000,000 Results



Taylor Swift - 288,000,000 Results



Madonna - 292,000,000 Results



Adele - 299,000,000 Results



Britney Spears - 343,000,000 Results



Lady Gaga - 388,000,000 Results



Cher - 398,000,000 Results



Rihanna - 508,000,000 Results



Lana Del Rey - 722,000,000 Results

Monday, December 10, 2012

LIU YUXIN REVEALS HER BREATHTAKING CLEAVAGE AT CHARITY EVENT


Actress Liu Yuxin took shine off maost A-list celebrities again at a star-studded charity banquet held by a fashion magazine in Beijing on Oct. 24, with her shining dress and breathtaking cleavage.
The 23-years-old actress, known for her role of Gorolo Ming Yu in the hit TV drama Startling by Each Step, has been targeted by Chinese netizens for being too eager to show off her cleavage.
Her last tight low-neck gown at a beauty and makeup event ever made her blue veined areola visible to the public. Netizens criticized that she squeezed her breasts so hard that the blood veins showed, but the actress defended by saying that it was photoshopped.
Liu Yuxin reveals her breathtaking cleavage at charity event
Liu Yuxin reveals her breathtaking cleavage at charity event
Liu Yuxin reveals her breathtaking cleavage at charity event
Liu Yuxin reveals her breathtaking cleavage at charity event

Monday, December 3, 2012

UK's Prince William and wife Kate expecting a baby



Britain's Prince William and his wife Catherine are expecting a baby, destined to be thecountry's future monarch, although the mother-to-be is in hospital with a type of very acutemorning sickness that sometimes indicates twins.
"Their Royal Highnesses The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are very pleased to announcethat The Duchess of Cambridge is expecting a baby," the prince's office said in a statement onMonday, adding that Queen Elizabeth and the royal family were delighted.
Related: Prince William and Catherine's wax figures displayed in Tokyo
The couple, officially known as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, married in April last year,amid a global media frenzy and there has been much speculation, particularly in US gossipmagazines, about a possible pregnancy.
"It's only been a matter of time. Everyone has been waiting for Kate to announce that she waspregnant," Claudia Joseph, who has written a biography of the duchess, told Reuters.
A spokeswoman for the couple said 30-year-old Catherine, widely known as Kate, was in theKing Edward VII Hospital in central London suffering from Hyperemesis Gravidarum, an acutemorning sickness which causes severe nausea and vomiting and requires supplementaryhydration and nutrients.
Professor Tim Draycott, a consultant obstetrician at the University of Bristol, said the conditionwas common in the early weeks of pregnancy but did not put the baby at any increased risk,although in extreme cases it can lead to the baby being born with a slightly low birth weight.
Draycott told Reuters it may also indicate more than one royal baby may be in the offing.
"Hyperemesis is slightly more common with twins," said Draycott, explaining that the conditionaffected around one in 100 to 200 pregnant women.
William, a Royal Air Force helicopter pilot, was at her side and she is likely to remain in hospitalfor several days. There was no detail about when the baby was due, although the prince'sspokesman said she was less than 12 weeks pregnant.
"I'm delighted by the news that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are expecting a baby,"Prime Minister David Cameron said on his Twitter website. "They will make wonderful parents."

Wednesday, November 28, 2012

Samsung Galaxy Ban: Dutch Finds Some Products Infringe Apple Patent




AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - A Dutch court ruled on Wednesday that some of Samsung Electronics' Galaxy smartphones and tablets infringe an Apple patent in the latest round of the two firms' worldwide battle.

The court ordered Samsung Electronics to pay Apple damages, determined by how much profit it has made from the sales.

The patent dispute concerns the Android operating system versions 2.2.1 to 3.0 used on Samsung's Galaxy tablets and smartphones, the court said.

Samsung and Apple, the world's top two smartphone makers, are locked in patent disputes in at least ten countries as they vie to dominate the lucrative mobile market and win over customers with their latest gadgets.

Samsung, the world's top maker of smartphones, infringed Apple patents to make its smartphones and tablets, a U.S. trade panel judge said in a preliminary decision issued last month.

Samsung won a court case last month in the Netherlands, when a Dutch court ruled the company did not infringe an Apple patent by using certain multi-touch techniques on some of the Samsung Galaxy smartphones and tablet computers.