Police have detained a young couple in China after a viral video emerged of them indulging their public bondage role-play fetish.
The scene – which featured the man in dog headgear crawling along the ground led by a woman with a whip – unfolded on Die Lake Bridge in Zhengzhou in Henan province, central China, on the evening of November 18, according to the police.
The woman, 23, surnamed Sun, and her boyfriend, surnamed Yu, 20, had met recently online and police said they staged the stunt for excitement, Beijing News reported.
By Ko Dong-hwan
An American rapper has found fame in South Korea after his cover version of a Korean rap song went viral.
The rapper, who only goes by the name “Logan”, covered a segment from 119 Remix, ― a 20-minute rap marathon by 51 hip-hop artists originally released in December 2018 by the AOMG hip-hop label headed by Korean rapper Jay Park.
In his one-minute video, titled “119 Remix (Prod GRAY) American’s verse cover by Logan”, the American raps in English and Korean.
Die-hard Eric Church fans most likely know not to expect him to stay faithful to the recorded versions of his biggest hits during his live performances -- or even necessarily play those big hits at all.
But many in the 2023 CMA Fest crowd were disappointed and confused when, during his headlining slot at Nissan Stadium during Night 3 of the festival, Church didn't play hits like "Springsteen."
Rather, he mixed up "
Nicolas Kim Coppola, born January 7, 1964 in Long Beach, California, is an actor and filmmaker who’s had a wide-spanning career ever since he got his start in the business in the early ’80s. The 57-year-old, nephew to famous director Francis Ford Coppola and cousin to directors Sofia Coppola and Roman Coppola, made a name for himself in Hollywood with memorable performances in movies like Moonstruck (1987), Raising Arizona (1987), Wild at Heart (1990), and Leaving Las Vegas (1995), for which he won an Academy Award for Best Actor.
A female prison plagued by sexual abuse allegations and dubbed 'The Rape Club' has been raided by the FBI.
On Monday (March 11) federal agents hauled boxes of evidence from FCI Dublin in California, enacting "court-authorised law enforcement activity". The operation saw more than a dozen FBI agents seize computers, documents and other evidence from the prison that once housed high-profile inmates like Full House's Lori Loughlin and Desperate Housewives' Felicity Huffman.