Sounak Mukhopadhyay

The threads on Kim's body turned out to be too few to hide her gigantic bottom as it popped out of it almost entirely.

Actor John Pinette, who acted in arguably the most popular U.S. TV series of all time – Seinfeld, was found dead in a hotel on Sunday April 6.

United States has been accused of helping Syrian rebels by providing them anti-tank weapons.

Al Jazeera journalists who have been facing terrorism-related charges in Egypt now complete 100 days in jail.

McDonald's, accused of Temporary Foreign Worker abuses, is under federal investigations in British Columbia, Canada.

Television anchor and model Peaches Geldof has been reportedly found dead in her house.

British Health Minister Norman Lamb said that he would want to get rid of the “false premise” of gay conversion therapy.

A Canadian man, along with his wife, is guilty of murdering his 10-year-old son.

Kristoffer Von Hassel is a 5-year-old boy who apparently exposed a security flaw in Microsoft Xbox. Result: Now he has got a job in the largest personal-computer software company in the world.

Australian model Megan Gale is the latest celebrity to pose naked with baby bump.

A Ukrainian church was burned to ashes due to a two-alarm fire in Ontario, Canada.

Miley Cyrus broke into tears on stage while singing “Landslide” in Boston.

It must have been a unique day in the life of Pope Francis as he met Queen Elizabeth II who brought whiskey for him.

Canadian politician Cheri DiNovo demands a ban on Russian vodka in her province

Nokia launched three Lumia smartphones to be run on the Windows Phone 8.1 at the San Francisco developer conference Build 2014.

The first images of our planet through a couple of space cameras sent by Canadian company UrtheCast were released on Thursday, April 3.

A student at the Harvard wrote an open letter after having been sexually abused by a fellow student. In the letter, the girl condemned the school for showing lack of support.

A British man apparently attempted to "cure" a woman's homosexual orientation by raping her.

The resemblance is so striking that one may wonder whether this has been a trick made in heaven.

BlackBerry is apparently pretty miffed by T-Mobile's Apple iPhone 5S campaign as the Canadian smartphone company now decided to end its U.S. collaboration with the carrier.

World famous violinist Itzhak Perlman demanded for an apology from Air Canada officials after he had been dumped at Pearson International Airport in Toronto.

The Rolling Stones has decided to resume their world tour after a brief break due to the sudden death of Mick Jagger’s girlfriend L’Wren Scott.

The bantam league championship match between the Lake Manitoba Eagles and the Stonewall Blues was far from what it was supposed to be. The tournament involved players aged around 12 or 13, both boys and girls.

The authorities seemingly toyed with the emotions of the families of the missing people on board as their whereabouts are still unknown.

Bob Mougtoussidis, a 70-year-old Canadian man is accused of collecting his mother’s benefits and pension worth almost $200,000 for around 15 years after she passed away, according to Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

Sara Gilbert, probably most famous for playing Darlene Conner in the ABC sitcom “Roseanne”, married songwriter Linda Perry.

U.S. President Barack Obama and his team apparently celebrated a victory over the Republican scepticism over Obamacare as the White House declared that over 7 million people had signed up for health plans under the Affordable Care Act.

One of the three journalists who were captured as suspected terrorists in Egypt gave a rather bizarre reason in his defence to prove that he was not a terrorist.

A large part of the crowd present at the ceremony booed when Bieber's name was announced for Fan Choice Award.