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Moulin Rouge dancer 'so proud to have been the first Irish principal dancer'Claudine Van Den Bergh Cooke, from Dublin, became the first Irish principal dancer at the Moulin Rouge in ParisThe 31-year-old has danced her last can-canAfter achieving a first class honours law degree, she has left the iconic showThe dancer hopes to become a solicitorPhilippe Wojazer - Moulin RougeThe dancer from Dublin, pictured with her sister, is excited about her new careerClaudine Van Den Bergh Cooke, from Dublin, made history when she became the first Irish principal dancer in the famous Moulin Rouge in Paris. Read More...
The video above is disturbing, and if it is all there was to this story, it would have been bad enough.
Recorded by a tourist in a South African safari park last weekend, the footage shows a lion drag a man from a tour truck — his neck in its jaws as if he were a chicken.
The animal drags the man behind a bush while one onlooker sobs hysterically and another pleads for a rifle. The footage ends as the sound of gunshots and screaming cut across the 120-acre Marakele Predator Center. Read More...
American political pundit, blogger, and internet celebrity Lynnette Hardaway is best known for co-hosting “Diamond and Silk” on Newsmax TV with her sister Rochelle “Silk” Richardson.
Lynnette is the daughter of a renowned televangelist couple who lives in Raeford, North Carolina. She has a sister named Rochelle Richardson and together they formed a popular political commentary channel on YouTube. They are often referred to using their professional names, Diamond and Silk. Read More...