“On Tuesday night, the WWE all but officially broke up The Corre at the SmackDown taping which will air on Friday, June 10th. According to PWInsider.com, Wade Barrett walked out of his 6 man tag match with other Corre members Justin Gabriel and Heath Slater. Slater and Gabriel would go on to lose the match. However, later in the show, Slater and Gabriel confront Barrett backstage and tell him that The Corre is over and that they’re finished.” READ MORE

“Meanwhile, Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus has vocally called for Weiner’s resignation. But this has led many to questions if Priebus is exploiting the scandal for political gain by holding Weiner to a standard the GOP didn’t apply to their own members embroiled in scandal, especially Sen. David Vitter (R-LA) who admitted in 2007 to patronizing a prostitution ring. Vitter remains in the Senate to this day and easily won reelection in 2010.” READ MORE

“The 21-year-old Harry Potter actress said that her high profile often puts potential suitors off, although she assured them that there is nothing to be scared of.

‘I say to my friends, ‘Why hasn’t X called me? Why doesn’t anyone ever pursue me?’ They’re like, ‘Probably because they’re intimidated’,’ she explained to the Sunday Times Style magazine.” READ MORE

“The Human Centipede, a 2010 horror film in which a scientist stitches kidnap victims together, was proudly touted as “the most horrific film ever made”.

But its Dutch director, Tom Six, may have gone too far in the follow-up, because the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) has denied The Human Centipede II (Full Sequence) an 18 certificate for fears it poses a “real risk” to cinemagoers.

The BBFC refusal means it cannot be legally supplied anywhere in the UK – even on DVD or download.” READ MORE

“A tax lawyer working for Gucci tried to soak Rihanna for 30 percent of a lucrative endorsement deal after learning the pop star was from Barbados, according to an explosive discrimination suit.

Plaintiff Josephine Robinson says she was working on Rihanna’s contract with the Italian fashion house in 2008 when she got the shocking directive from her boss, international tax counsel Stan Sherwood.

“When Sherwood discovered that Rihanna was from a Caribbean island, he told Robinson to ‘tax the hell out of her’ and find a way to allow Gucci to withhold 30 percent of her fee,” according to Robinson’s suit.” READ MORE

“Listing information indicates the staunch and regal residence contains 5 bedrooms, 6 full and 2 (or maybe 3) half bathrooms, three living areas including a nearly 800 square foot family room on the finished basement level, a dining room with fireplace, study with coffered ceiling and a main floor family room with fireplace, hand-hewn beamed ceiling and triple-glazed glass doors that open to one of the home’s several terraces.

A mosaic tile-lined swimming pool sits in a courtyard setting with the main house on one side and a guest house/pool pavilion with fireplace and outdoor grill station with pizza oven on the other. The two structures are linked by a columned loggia and a sturdy and voluminous dining gazebo.” READ MORE

“Seoul’s Han River will eventually be home to a floating archipelago of three man-made “islets”, but the first island, Viva, is already open to the public. At 3,271 square meters, it is the second-largest of the three and hosts a three-storey structure housing a 700-seat convention hall and several other attractions, such as restaurants and video games. There are parks, outdoor terraces and viewing pavilions dotting the center, while at night, the exterior of the building is illuminated with brightly colored lights.” READ MORE

“The famous Updown Court estate has been re-listed for £75,000,000 or $123,120,000 in today’s dollars. The estate, which is located in the Surrey village of Windlesham in the United Kingdom, was first put on the market over 6 years ago with an asking price of $143.5 million. It is the most expensive private residence on the market in the United Kingdom and also the largest residence to ever be built since the 19th century.” READ MORE

“A poll released by Gallup on Friday found that 92 percent of Americans still say “yes” to the simple question, “Do you believe in God?”

A breakdown of responses finds American women to believe in God at a higher rate than men (94 percent to 90 percent) and a clear distinction between younger and older demographics. Only 84 percent of 18 to 29 year olds responded “yes” to the question, compared to 94 percent of older respondents.” READ MORE