Toblerone chocolate bars are famous for their triangular peaks. But they will soon be losing their most famous one: the image of the Matterhorn prominently displayed on their packaging. Toblerone was created in the Swiss city of Bern in 1908 by Theodor Tobler, with its distinctive shape reportedly inspired by his mountainous homeland and the Matterhorn in particular. It has called itself Swiss-made ever since — until now, thanks to the country's strict requirements governing which products can legally say that.
She is currently on bail after crashing her £150,000 Ferrari in an alleged drink driving accident.
But that didn't stop Tulisa Contostavlos from attending the 21st anniversary bash of her agency the ROAR Group, held at Avenue in London on Monday night.
The 27-year-old former X Factor judge swapped her usual seductive look for a more demure and sophisticated ensemble, donning a chic cream jumpsuit as she partied with the likes of Myleene Klass and Jamelia.
Almost to the day of the 10th anniversary of Kim Kardashian’s infamous Superstar sex tape, celebrity sex videos were in the news again: Mischa Barton's ex had secretly filmed her during sex, and was, without consent, flogging the content to the highest bidder. This, just as Spice Girl Mel B reportedly won a court injunction to prevent estranged husband, Stephen Belafonte, from distributing theirs.
Three examples of the conflicting power of the sex tape.
Getty Shy Glizzy's ex-girlfriend claims he's threatening to kill her, her family, her friends, and any man she dates in the future ... and now she just got court-ordered protection.
The rapper's ex, who works as a model, makes the shocking claims in her request for a restraining order against him ... telling the judge he's been threatening her ever since she broke things off with him.
According to the docs, obtained by TMZ, the gf claims Shy has repeatedly told her he will kill her and her mother.
It took over 555 musicians with sessions around Europe — including in Rome, Vienna, Venice, Switzerland and London — to put together the score for “Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One,” composer Lorne Balfe tells Variety.
The composer started writing the music almost three years ago, and “at last count, there was over 14 hours of music recorded,” Balfe says. However, only two-and-a-half hours or so made it into the final cut of the film.