The colorful businessman Elon Musk is not averse to a good publicity stunt. He sold flamethrowers and caps, he canceled his salary for the coming years and built the largest battery in the world within a hundred days. But next week he wants to do something completely new. His own space company, SpaceX, has to shoot his own car from his own brand Tesla on Tuesday.
Good news for the real M \u0026 amp; M-freaks: a chocolate spread has just arrived that tastes like that beloved snack. Probably the lovers must have some patience.
Two Britons who thought they had found a Roman treasure look ugly on their noses. The fifty 'golden' coins appear to have been stopped in the ground by the makers of a comedy series, the BBC reports.
Donald Trump came with a patriotic message in his first State of the Union. It became a 'throne speech' in which the economic successes in America were listed and regular heroes in the honor were celebrated or encouraged by First Lady Melania Trump.
The employee who sent a missile alarm in Hawaii mistakenly thought a real attack was going on. The blunder caused great panic in the American state earlier this month.
The Saudi authorities expect that a large-scale investigation into corruption will certainly generate 86 billion euros. The authorities announced that they had made arrangements with businessmen and officials who had been detained.
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The Bulgarian Public Prosecutor's Office is going to investigate how the owners of some expensive houses are getting their money. Bulgarians who drive around in expensive cars can also count on the special attention of the authorities.
The photos and stories of a second home of the American Turpin family once again confirm in what indescribable circumstances the 13 children must have lived. A real estate investor bought it once. 'There was poo on the walls and it smelled awful.'
The police in Canada thinks that billionaire Barry Sherman and his wife Honey are murdered. They were a 'target', according to the BBC, according to the police. Earlier, another theory was adhered to.
In the case of sore throat we immediately go to throat tablets, but research shows that it does not solve anything. Something else does help.
Arthur Wagner, one of the leaders of the far-right German party Alternative for Germany (AfD), has converted to Islam. According to the AfD 'Islam does not belong in Germany'.
For the price of a small apartment in Amsterdam you can buy an entire island off the coast of Scotland.
The real Brexit negotiations have yet to begin, but the British are already starting to scramble back over the hard demands they will make. For example, Brexit Minister David Davis accepts that the British will accept new EU laws in the transition phase desired by both negotiating parties.
Will it be Al-Sisi? Or Al-Sisi? Tens of millions of Egyptians have only one real choice at the presidential election at the end of March: the incumbent leader. His potential rivals have been professionally eliminated in recent weeks. The last contender, former army boss Sami Anan, was arrested yesterday.
The 39-year-old porn star Stormy Daniels, who had an alleged affair with Donald Trump in 2006, now seems to be capitalizing on the resulting media storm. On Saturday evening she started a tour through the United States entitled: Making America Horny Again (Make America horny again, ed.).
Hackers have copied frequently used apps like WhatsApp, Signal and Adobe Flash Player. The copies worked exactly like the real apps, so that the victims did not get suspicious. But secretly the apps could take photos with the camera of the affected smartphone, intercept text messages and apps, find passwords, see where someone is, listen to the microphone and read contact lists.
The threat of possible cyber attacks and the increasing tensions in the world are probably high on the agenda at the upcoming World Economic Forum (WEF) summit in Davos. According to the organization, the global elite currently consider these two issues as the most important concerns.
The 65-year-old Johannes De Wapenaere, who considers himself the reincarnation of Jesus Christ, should soon appear before the Belgian judge. The man was guilty of assault and fraud. He himself is convinced that he has magical powers and can deliver people from their suffering.
For the first time in many years North Korea seems seriously prepared to improve the relationship with Seoul. Where promises were often broken at the last moment in the past, the dictator Kim Jong-un's regime is now strikingly cooperative. What's behind that?
The White House looks confidently at President Oprah Winfrey's presidential candidate. The press secretary calls her 'a challenge'.
The author of the notorious book about the first year of Trumps presidency thinks that his revelations will put an end to the time of the former real estate magnate in the White House.
The house of the supposed Giant of the Gang of Nijvel is for sale. For the amount of 169,000 euros, the former home of ex-rector Christiaan Bonkoffsky is offered.
In Copenhagen, the most expensive vodka in the world was stolen at the beginning of this week. The Russo Baltique bottle is worth more than 1.5 million euros.
A group of 25 one-legged Egyptian footballers has taken the lead and has started to set up a real competition for one-legged in Egypt.
An American lottery may have to pay out $ 19.6 million (16.3 million euros) after a computer error only duplicates winning tickets for two hours.
Are you a big fan of Harry Potter? Upcoming Valentine's Day you can dine as a real wizard in the Great Hall. For the third time in a row Studio Tour London organizes dinner event at Warner Bros.
The Bulgarian clairvoyant Baba Vanga, who died in 1996 at the age of 85, predicted that 2018 will be the year in which China becomes the new superpower and that next year a 'new energy' will be discovered on the planet Venus.
Russian opposition politician Alexej Navalni can not participate in the presidential election of next year. The election committee drew a line through the candidacy of the 41-year-old politician because of a conviction from his past.
The Italian chef Massimo Bottura starts two new restaurants in Paris and Naples. This time, these are not eateries for the better-off who can spend 250 euros per tabloid, but for people who can barely manage.
