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Wednesday, December 30, 2015
Tuesday, December 22, 2015
The $300,000 Diamond Crown of Miss Universe 2015 Ms. Philippines Pia Alonzo Wurtzbach!
The majestic diamond crown of Miss Universe 2015 Pia Alonzo Wurtzbach is worth around $300,000, produced by renowned Czech Republic company Diamonds International Corporation.
It is made up of 311 pieces of diamonds, five pieces of blue topaz, 198 pieces of blue sapphire, 33 pieces of crystal, and gold. It was designed to emulate the Manhattan skyline.
It took four months to make the crown which involves the combination of the traditional techniques of Czech glassmakers and the best jewelers, cutters and polishers from the Czech Republic famous for its jewelry production.
They are also famous for its cut crystal, more commonly known as Bohemian Crystal.
Monday, December 21, 2015
Miss Universe 2015 Winner Miss Philippines Pia Alonzo (Steve Harvey Epic FAIL)
Oh my God! THE HOST STEVE HARVEY MIS READ the results and ANNOUNCED MISS COLOMBIA as the WINNER THEN CORRECTED HIMSELF AND ANNOUNCED MISS PHILIPPINES AS THE 2015 MISS UNIVERSE WINNER!
Wednesday, December 16, 2015
Thai faces jail for insulting King's dog on Facebook!
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| In this file photo taken late on February, 27, 2010, Thai King Bhumibol Adulyadej holds the leash of his dog while sitting in a wheelchair at a hospital in Bangkok. Photo by AFP |
BANGKOK, Thailand - Thailand's controversial Lese Majeste laws imposing harsh penalties for defaming the country's royal family is under increased scrutiny once again. In an apparent escalation of the already draconian royal defamation law, a Thai, Thanakorn Siripaiboon, 27, faces prison after being charged with lese majeste for insulting the King Bhumibol Adulyadej's dog in a satirical Facebook post according to his lawyer Pawinee Chumsri.
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| Lese majeste suspect Thanakorn Siriphaibun, 27, arrives at Bangkok Military Court on Monday morning. The court approved a police request to detain him for 12 days for further investigation.(Photo by Pornprom Satrabhaya) |
Anyone convicted of insulting the revered but ailing King Bhumibol, 88, or the queen, heir or regent can face up to 15 years in jail on each count. Over the last decade his favourite dog, an adopted stray called Tongdaeng (Copper) which is praised for her loyalty and obedience, has been used to outline his vision of how Thais should behave.
An international rights group Amnesty International says Thailand should stop applying the royal defamation law to criminalize freedom of expression, with the law leaving dozens of individuals in jail or facing military trials without access to appeal.
Thursday, December 10, 2015
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