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Hairdresser Anthony Braddon, 55, says the ‘Herr Kutz’ salon in the computer game is an exact replica of his family-run business in Plymouth, Devon.

Melbourne Park gets its first glimpse of title favourites Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams in action on Monday's opening day but it is not just the heat of the on-court action that is exercising minds at the year's first grand slam. While the world's …

Date: December 25th 2013, Description: When I turned into my neighborhood, I noticed what looked like a star. However I noticed the light was moving. Then I noticed five other pink-Orange lights in a straight line in front of it.

EXCLUSIVE: The Thames Tunnel’s magnificent chamber teemed with a million visitors in the first month after it opened in 1843, but when the tunnel converted to take trains in 1869 it lay redundant. Now volunteers say they will restore the chamber to some of its former glory.

According to the Hockey Canada website, the United States beat Canada 4-1 in the fourth game of their six game series in preparation for the 2014 Olympic Winter Games in Sochi on Friday from Grand Forks, North Dakota.&nbsp…

If there is one filmmakers that bring a unique perspective to film, it would no doubt be Wes Anderson. The director movies like Life Aquatic and Moonrise Kingdom have brought a different kind of cinematic experience to the industry. Coming…

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This weekly photo theme is 'grand'. This is the great pyramid of Cheops. It is massive but the wow factor is on the inside. Being in there made me realize what over 4500 years ago people were able to create. And understand.

REIMS, France (AP) — For Champagne to become the tipple it is today — popped at weddings, quaffed in casinos, sprayed by racing drivers and smashed against ships — a few men had to die.