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WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT. Jordan Wilson, 26, has had 10 surgeries since she was attacked by a Boerboel in a freak attack in April 2022.

A fashion stylist has revealed how to use booze to get lingering smells out of your favorite clothes. LA-based content creator Rebecca Kahane Pankow learned the hack from a costume designer.

Former FonaCab driver Brian Alexander Stalford, 49, was filmed last year pulling out a fake pistol and striking a passenger while issuing a string of expletive-filled threats while in a car

A MailOnline investigation has revealed that 11 out of 22 core members of linked Rotherham sex gangs are back on the streets despite being involved in the abuse and trafficking of up to 1,400 girls.

UnknowingFool writes: Jurors on Friday, January 26, 2024 ruled in favor of celebrity tattoo artist Kat Von D (real name Katherine von Drachenberg) in a copyright lawsuit regarding a photo of Miles Davis in that her use of the photo was not copyright infringement. The photographer of the photo, Jeffrey Sedlik, sued Von D in February 2021 after she used the photo as the basis for a tattoo she inked on a friend. Kat Von D, who gained fame in the reality shows about tattoo artists "LA Ink" and "Miami Ink", put the tattoo on her friend's arm in 2017 as a gift. The jury found that the tattoo was not "substantially similar" to the photo and were also persuaded that the non-commercial nature of the work meant her use of the photo would be fair use. The plaintiff Sedilk said he is planning to appeal the ruling arguing it contradicts the Supreme Court ruling in Warhol Foundation vs Goldsmith (PDF) where the artist Andy Warhol made a silkscreen print of Lynn Goldsmith's photo of Prince. The main difference pointed out by Von D's lawyers is that Warhol charged $10,000 for his print whereas Von D did not charge her friend for the tattoo and that is was closer to "fan art".

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Businesses can at long last submit digital docs to government agencies

Japan is saying sayonara to the floppy disk, which until now was a required medium for submitting some 1,900 official documents to the government.…

The body of a former counter-terror officer who 'tipped petrol onto the floor' of his luxury cottage and is suspected of killing himself after lighting it could not be identified from his remains, an inquest has heard.

With the winter flu and vomiting bug seasons well underway, Covid infections still circling - and now news of measles outbreaks - it might seem inevitable that you're going to get ill with one of them.

Marten , 36, and her partner Mark Gordon, 49, are accused of killing their newborn baby Victoria by taking her on the run to prevent her being taken away by social services.

The south London-based chef took to Instagram and revealed the financial difficulties of making money in hospitality, despite working 'non-stop'.

In horrifying footage audiologist Rasike Attanayake desperately says 'I'm the one who called you' after being handcuffed, pinned to the floor and brutally hit in the head.

Maya Hadzhipetkova is facing calls to be sacked by the Met after the shocking video footage was shared online by 20-year-old Gospel singer Harmonie London.

T-Mobile has tweaked its terms of service for its home broadband users to add a new clause: If you are a heavy internet user that passes 1.2TB of data in a monthly billing cycle, you may have your speeds slowed in "times of congestion" or when there is a lot of pressure on the network. CNET: As spotted by The Mobile Report, the change went into effect on Jan. 18. In its updated terms, the carrier says that these users "will be prioritized last on the network" in congestion situations, which could mean painfully slow speeds for however long the congestion persists. T-Mobile does note that since its Home Internet service is available only in "limited areas" and intended to be used in a "stationary" setting, as opposed to a phone that could be in a busy place like a packed stadium, "these customers should be less likely to notice congestion in general."

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Hussein netted the second of their goals in the 76th minute, rifling the ball into the bottom corner before jumping over the advertising hoardings to celebrate, but he did not go into the crowd.

Bus company Arriva had ruled drivers did not have time to reach the 500-population village of Llandegla due to Wales' default 20mph speed limit.

Taylor Swift clearly has affection for Travis Kelce and his entire family. But does the international pop star actually love the Kansas City Chiefs tight end? The answer: definitely maybe.

In a study on mice, researchers from the University of California San Diego discovered that a single gene is responsible for fat cells losing their ability to burn energy.

Yevgeniya Maiboroda, from Russia's Rostov region, has been jailed for two social media reposts in one of the most draconian punishments since the war started almost two years ago.

Beloved Gogglebox star Patt Webb has died aged 75 following a 'long illness'.

The cousin of a murdered mother-of-three who was found in a sex offender's freezer now helps other families who have lost loved ones to deal with their grief.