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HONY recently posted a picture of a father and his son in Iran which saw a comment from President Obama himself

Charlotte tweeted out a picture of a LinkedIn message sent to her by a partner at a top legal firm

In this short film, the viewer is taken through a myriad of emotions all revolving around coming back home.

John Lennon, born in 1980, would have turned 75 this year.

Little did the band members know that the Syrian civil war and its aftermath will make them an international icon.

“Afterward I asked him if he wanted to stay. To sleep over. Because I desperately wanted to think I had wanted this, to feel that everything was fine,” Aspen Matis.

A female flight-attendant from Kunming Airlines complained that they were forced to undergo a celebration ritual of being squeezed into the narrow space, but to no avail.

It was Egyptian news anchor Ahmed Moussa who confused the Russian airstrikes in Syria with visuals from a video game

Playboy will still feature women in provocative poses but they will no longer be fully nude.

Khali, in the ad, tells us about how his biggest strength is also his biggest weakness.

The “glitch” in Flipkart’s app seems to have caught the attention of Snapdeal’s Chief Product Officer Anand Chandrashekhar and he took to twitter to point it out.

Teriq Royal, a Compton-based rapper, captured the video right after getting shot.

Here are five songs that may not have been mega hits, but are definitely favourites with his fans.

Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan celebrated with Google Doodle for his 67th birthday.

The TDP MP, who represents the Malkajgiri constituency, is seen in the video dancing on stage at the event organised by CMR College of Engineering and Technology in Hyderabad.

Bengalis all over the world wake up at daybreak on Mahalaya to listen to the musical invocation of Goddess Durga, complete with a recital of Chandipaath by Birendra Krishna Bhadra and hymns and devotional songs rendered by legendary artistes.

The reasons for refusal/return/renunciation range from rage at international affairs and killings to personal hurt.

In a YouTube video that has been doing the social network rounds, spoof reporter Jonathan Pie rants about the British PM, economy and world affairs.

This video of comedian Abish Matthew with Kanan Gill’s voice in the background will leave you laughing on the floor.

Claire Barnett, 31, was criticised by the judge for her “bad parenting” and told she posed a danger to any child for whom she had responsibility during a hearing at Hull crown court on Friday.

The video, a collection of about 150,000 shots put together to make a sequence, shows the capital in all its splendour.

“I would love to go back but how shall we go again? I was happy there. God willing, we’ll be back like before,” says Malak.

The team spent over one month building the props and the set.

“Please change the situation, don’t become another Pakistan, don’t live in a hell-hole,” says Pakistani poet Fahmida Riaz.

This video of a girl playing a prank on her father will leave you laughing.