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There is also a video on YouTube showing the making of the photoshoot.

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The advert, entitled the 'Next Big Thing', features consumers queuing outside an Apple store waiting for the launch of the new iPhone 4S handset.Read more (Samsung mocks Apple iPhone fans in new ad campaign - Watch video)
The Apple 'fanboys' then see other people outside the queue going about their daily business and using the Samsung Galaxy S II, marvelling at the features of the Google Android-powered handset, including the larger screen and the 4G connectivity.
After being shown the smartphone, one man says: "I could never get a Samsung. I'm creative."
To which, his friend replies: "Dude, you're a barista."




Not only were many roads flooded because of the intense rainfall this morning (Jun 5), some indoor areas in the Tanglin Road area were also affected. STOMPer Anne reports flooding at basement 1 of Tanglin Mall in "less than three minutes".


Nokia are celebrating the launch of the Pink Nokia N8, with a music video for the Sugababes new track Freedom, starring a very talented dancing doll.

The Singaporean authorities have announced a ban on April fool's jokes in the media.
In a memorandum circulated to television broadcasting stations, radio stations, and newspaper publications by the Media Development Authority (MDA), the authorities warned media outlets against running fake stories for the purposes of entertainment.
"The integrity of the media comes into question when quality standards are abandoned recklessly in favor of inappropriate jocularity. False reporting undermines the trustworthiness of news itself and leads to the decay of the social fabric," the statement circulated by the MDA read.
Media outlets were told to stick to business as usual on April Fool's Day.

My name is Mikki and I am from Singapore. I have no time for a beach holiday to show off my Wicked Weasel clothes just now so have been wearing them around Singapore for fun. I love the small bikinis, the short skirts and see through dresses and tops especially as I never wear knickers or a bra. I get so many admiring looks from as many girls and ladies as I do from the guys. I hope you enjoy the Singapore views.



Passers-by will need special glasses to fully appreciate the Wonderbra poster featuring Brazilian beauty Sabraine Banado.
The ad - to be unveiled near London's Waterloo station today - is more than 20ft wide. The pose echoes that of Eva Herzigova in Wonderbra's famous Hello Boys campaign in the 1990s. The poster is for the £28 Full Effect bra, said to make breasts appear two sizes bigger.
It comes after The Sun unveiled our first ever 3D Page 3 girls in June.

While interviewing at Citibank, my friend stole something from the office. He doesn’t know why he did it. He just did. When he showed what he filched to friends, some were outraged at Citi, others just found it strange and funny...Citi had these cards lying on every desk in the HR department, a department dominated by women in many firms.





The "King of Kings" statue, one of southwest Ohio's most familiar landmarks, had stood since 2004 at the evangelical Solid Rock Church along Interstate 75 in Monroe, just north of Cincinnati.
The sculpture, nearly 19 metres tall and 12 metres wide at the base, showed Jesus from the torso up and was nicknamed Touchdown Jesus because of the way the arms were raised, similar to a referee signalling a touchdown in a game of football.
It was made of plastic foam and fibreglass over a steel frame, which is all that remained early on Tuesday.
The fire spread from the statue to an adjacent amphitheatre, but was confined to the attic area, and no one was injured, police Chief Mark Neu said.
Travellers on Interstate 75 often were startled to come upon the huge statue by the roadside, but many said America needs more symbols like it. So many people stopped at the church campus that church officials had to build a walkway to accommodate them.
The 4000-member, nondenominational church was founded by former horse trader Lawrence Bishop and his wife. Bishop said in 2004 he was trying to help people, not impress them, with the statue. He said his wife proposed the Jesus figure as a beacon of hope and salvation and they spent about $US250,000 to finance it.


While the religious imagery in Lady Gaga's "Alejandro" video has gotten a mixed reaction from fans, many in the music industry are anything but surprised by the images in her dark, moody clip for the track. Much like Madonna did in "Like a Prayer," Gaga co-opts Catholic symbols, dressing like a nun while performing sexy dance routines and ingesting rosary beads in the video, angering some members of the church. And several music journalists see it as a move calculated to cause a stir.

Kylie, that pint-sized pop messiah, leads her clothing-averse disciples in a striptease-in-the-streets party of epic (and epically horny) proportions in the new clip for her latest single, “All the Lovers.”
The result is best described as either a makeout flash mob, a Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade gone wild, or some serious “the touch, the feel of cotton” guerrilla marketing. Also: flying marshmallows, galloping white horse, doves, giant inflatable elephant.
adidas Originals invites you to join David Beckham, Daft Punk, Snoop Dogg, Franz Beckenbauer, Noel Gallagher, Ian Brown, Ciara, Jay Baruchel, DJ Neil Armstrong and some of your dear, old friends for an intergalactic 2010 FIFA World Cup™ viewing party that you'll never forget

