MyBlog

Whether you're the bride, the groom, the best man or a guest, weddings can be a stressful affair for all involved. And one of the people who are bound to be feeling the most pressure on the day is the wedding photographer, who is tasked with capturing perfect pictures so that the happy couple to remember every single detail. With dozens of guests , the odd bridezilla and alcohol in the mix this can be an arduous task. But one photographer went above and beyond the call of duty at a recent wedding to ensure she got the perfect shot - but not everyone was happy about her antics. A couple's wedding video has gone viral for a hilarious reason (Image: Caters ) READ MORE Woman refuses to be her bridesmaid's bridesmaid - and the 'selfish' reason why is dividing people Josh and Lorna Gannt tied the knot in Kentucky last month, surrounded by close friends and family. And weeks after the ceremony, a video from the romantic day is currently doing the rounds on soc

If you go away on holiday there are a few things that need sorting out . Making sure your neighbours come around to water the plants and look after the pets is probably one of the main ones, so you don't come home to any nasty surprises. One woman made sure she had a friend coming to feed her cats and came home to a very surprising discovery. She went up to her bedroom and heard a mysterious noise coming from her knicker drawer with no idea what it could be. Opening the drawer, she found her neighbours ' missing cat living under her bed and nestling among her lingerie - it had been gone for a week. Steve was hanging out among the knickers (Image: iStockphoto ) READ MORE Moment panicked woman calls police on group of humpback whales caught on camera Neighbour Stu wrote on Twitter that he and his wife were in "despair" when their cat Steve (what a name for a cat) vanished. In a mammoth thread he told the epic story of how the cat went missing and was

It seems there's quite literally nothing queen of pop Madonna can't do . She's a singer, songwriter, actress, activist and now she's selling her own skin care brand, because she wants to share the secret to face and body contouring with the rest of the world. The 60-year-old has launched MDNA Skin , a line featuring a variety of products, including chrome clay face masks, serums, face wash, eye masks, a rose mist and a skin rejuvinator. But the one item people can't stop talking about from the range is the beauty roller. Madonna has launched a new skin care line called MDNA (Image: Madonna / Instagram ) READ MORE Madonna strips down to her sheer lace underwear for VERY revealing selfie in 'smoked glass' mirror The roller, which costs $ 200 (about £151) is said to be a breakthrough in beauty technology as it is the first of its kind to harness ultra-infrared energy and is made from pure carbon. Madonna has shared various photos and vid

The shoes are displayed in a diamond-shaped glass case on the top floor of the palatial Burj Al Arab hotel: a pair of golden pumps made of golden leather decorated with more than 100 carats of flawless diamonds set on white gold. FASHION AND TRENDS Reuters Diamond Shoes , Golden Shoes , $17 mln The pumps are made of golden leather decorated with more than 100 carats of flawless diamonds set on white gold.(Reuters) That’s one way to lose those walking blues: a pair of shoes encrusted with diamonds has gone on sale in Dubai with a price tag of $17 million . They are displayed in a diamond-shaped glass case on the top floor of the palatial Burj Al Arab hotel: a pair of golden pumps made of golden leather decorated with more than 100 carats of flawless diamonds set on white gold. “We can see some potential buyers here, Dubai is the city of millionaires and billionaires,” said Hemani Karamchandani , chief executive of Passion Jewellers which made the range of ultra-luxury

Firefighters, violinists and the latest in fall fashions hit the runway at the inaugural show of Fashion Week of Rochester 2018 . The noontime fashion luncheon drew a sold-out crowd of over 500 people to the tent next to Midtown Athletic Club at 100 E. Highland Drive in Rochester. This is the second consecutive year that Fashion Week hosted the runway shows at the same site. Now in its ninth year, Fashion Week of Rochester is the largest fundraiser for the Center for Youth. This year's goal from the events, ranging from a boutique crawl to runway shows, is expected to raise more than $750,000, said Elaine Spaull , executive director of Center for Youth . The funds from Fashion Week will help with a new home on Arnett Boulevard for LGBTQ youths, fund the crisis nursery and aid young women who have been trafficked for sex. Rochester has a high rate of youth trafficking, said Spaull, who is also a city council member. This is the first year that all the shows will sell ou

top fashion trends from The Iconic Turns out we keep coming back to the old favourites. Photo credit: Instagram/ The Iconic In celebration of their seventh birthday, one of New Zealand's most popular shopping sites has released statistics on the biggest fashion trends Kiwis have been buying this year. Online retailer The Iconic revealed this week that Kiwi and Aussie customers have spent the equivalent of over 1000 years on their site in 2018 alone. To celebrate seven years of being an important part of our spending, the site released a Birthday Trend Report filled with their top-selling products since they first went online. Apparently, some familiar favourites have made strong comebacks this year. Leopard Prints - The trend that's been around for decades has remained the stylish staple in every woman's wardrobe, but in 2018 it came back in a BIG way. Power suiting up - The power suit is in the midst of a renaissance. Women are owning the trend - synonymous

Steve and Katie Koopman have only recently returned to their home just north of Kingston. They spent a week in Fort Hope north of Thunder Bay . Their interest in the community or more specifically in the girls’ peewee hockey team “ Rez Girls 64 ” Wolves goes back to a documentary that Katie heard on the radio. “They had gone to a tournament a year ago,” explained Katie . “Their first tournament in Thunder Bay and it was a good experience but then they experienced some racism. I don’t think that trumped their whole experience in Thunder Bay.” The girls’ team also faced challenges with equipment, ice time and were in the process of fundraising to participate in another tournament in Kanata last March . READ MORE : What’s open and closed in Kingston on Victoria Day The Koopmans have a small photography business and offered to take pictures for the team but that offer expanded into much more. Steve Koopman says they set up a GoFund Me page to buy Ottawa Senators ticke

At some point – soon I am hoping – feminists are going to realize they have solved all the problems they set out to solve for girls and we can turn our attention to real problem now facing society: the boy crisis . I think we are so unprepared to see the problems right in front of our eyes. When I interviewed Dr . Warren Farrell , author of The Boy Crisis : Why Our Boys are Struggling And What We Can Do About It, I asked him to start by identifying the problems facing boys. It really is apparent that it is a first world problem: Farrell says that in 70 developed nations, boys have fallen behind girls in tests of knowledge. We have a generation of boys being raised that will have less education than their fathers. We have boys disproportionately diagnosed with ADHD , living in their parents’ basements with no purpose, addicted to video games, addicted to pornography, addicted to drugs, and in the extreme committing suicide and homicide. WATCH : Parents go to court to ge

“It’s been a labour of love” to track and map countless loved ones who have been murdered or gone missing. Annita Lucchesi , a PhD candidate at the University of Lethbridge , is creating a database of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls of North America, going back to 1900. “It’s been a labour of love,” Lucchesi told Calgary Today on 770 CHQR , “three years in the making so far, and I don’t have an intention of stopping anytime soon. People have asked me when the project will stop, and my answer has always been, ‘When native women stop going missing and being killed.’” LISTEN : Annita Lucchesi joins Angela Kokott to discuss her project to independently document missing and murdered indigenous women and girls in North America Luchessi estimates that, since the beginning of the 20th century, 25,000 Indigenous women and girls have gone missing. “I think it’s important to go that far back because, even though awareness of this issue has been growing, especia

He was accused of putting a dampener on Donald Trump's visit to London last month by allowing a giant balloon of him dressed in a nappy to fly over the capital . But now Sadiq Khan is to face his own humiliation as protesters prepare to launch an inflatable showing the London mayor dressed in a bright-yellow bikini. Organisers raised more than £58,000 online to pay for the blimp of Mr Khan following the furore over the 20ft balloon, dubbed 'Trump Baby', which was granted permission to rise above Parliament Square during the US President's visit last month. The inflatable depicting a bikini-clad Mr Khan, which is slightly larger than its rival at 29ft, will be flown in the same Westminster location on Saturday morning. Yanny Bruere , 28, organiser of a ' Make London Safe Again' raised more than £58,000 online to pay for the bikini-clad blimp of Mayor Sadiq Khan following the furore over the 20ft balloon, dubbed ‘Trump Baby’ +3 Yanny Bruere, 28, organ

Vancouver International Airport is the latest victim of a fake outlet sticker prank sweeping airports across North America since last summer. Vancouver International Airport is the latest victim of a power outlet sticker prank sweeping airports across North America since last summer . As anyone who has travelled through an airport can attest, trying to track down an open outlet while waiting at a gate can be a Herculean task. So it takes a truly sadistic prankster to wreak even more havoc on what’s often already a stressful experience. On Tuesday morning, the YVR Twitter account shared a photo of what appears to be an electrical outlet located under a window at the airport. Upon closer inspection, the outlet appears to be a sticker of a  photo  of an electrical outlet. “ Whoever did this – you are evil ,” reads the caption accompanying the photo, shared at 6:25 a.m. It appears YVR is not the only airport to be struck by this prank either.   “Prob the same guy who did

As Hurricane Storm Florence lashed through the Carolinas with howling winds and heavy rain, one reporter was captured attempting to keep it together as winds appeared to lash at him, but was mocked when two people were seen walking behind him with little difficulty. The viral video, which has more than 13.6 million views, showed Weather Channel correspondent Mike Seidel in Wilmington, North Carolina, trying to fight the heavy wind as he reported live from the storm on Friday. “This is about as nasty as it’s been,” Seidel said. NEW BE RN RESCUES CONTINUE AMID FLORENCE FLOODWATERS IN NC A few moments later, the camera panned away and two people were seen walking behind Seidel , appearing to have no problem with the wind. Social media users mocked the reporter and claimed he was exaggerating the storm . “So dramatic!” one social media user tweeted with the video. “Dude from the Weather Channel bracing for his life, as 2 dudes just stroll past.” “When two teenagers nonch