Friday, May 4, 2012

First Look at Chris Meloni as Vampire in 'True Blood' Season 5 Photos

First pictures from "True Blood" season 5 have popped out online. One photo gives the first look at Christopher Meloni as the leader of Vampire Authority, while Lucy Griffiths, who will portray Eric's sister Nora, is featured in other two shots. Other photos feature more fresh faces, including Peter Mensah, Jacob Hopkins, Valentina Cervi, Christopher Heyerdahl and Carolyn Hennesy, who all portray Vampire Authority...

3 years after birth of octuplets, Octomom declares bankruptcy, stands on verge of losing home

LOS ANGELES (AP) -- From Miracle Mom to Octomom and now, perhaps soon, Homeless Mom, the bizarre life of Nadya Suleman and her 14 children has been a subject that rarely fails to hit a nerve among those who have followed her personal soap opera. With Suleman on the verge of losing her home and declaring bankruptcy this week with total debts as high as $1 million to everyone from her parents to her baby sitters to the...

Conrad Black released from prison

Former Daily Telegraph owner Conrad Black has been released from prison in the US after serving about three years for defrauding investors and obstruction of justice. The 67-year-old Canadian-born British citizen and peer, who famously threw a $42,000 birthday for his wife and is said to have told investors, "I can have a 747 if I want", was released from a low-security federal prison in Miami on Friday. Black,...

Iran dismisses Western demand to close nuclear bunker

Iran said on Friday it will never suspend its uranium enrichment program and sees no reason to close the Fordow underground site, making clear Tehran's red lines in nuclear talks with world powers later this month. Last month a senior U.S. official said the United States and its allies would demand that Iran halt higher-grade enrichment and immediately close the Fordow facility at talks over Tehran's nuclear standoff...

Deadly bomb hits Pakistan market

A bomb explosion in a Pakistani market close to the Afghan border has killed 16 people, according to officials, a day after the US released documents seized from Osama bin Laden's compound that criticised Pakistani militants over the killing of civilians. Five of those killed in the blast in the Bajur region were members of the security forces, including one who had received an award for bravery in fighting Islamist...
 
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