At 36 - Sage Stallone, eldest son of Sylvester Stallone, died

Sage Stallone in 2006 (Photo by Albert L. Ortega/WireImage) Sylvester Stallone mourns about the death of his son Sage Moonblood Stallone. The 36-year-old son of the actor was found dead in his apartment Friday, July 13. According to sources quoted by The New York Post, that "there is no suspicion of foul play or criminal activity," and presumption are made on death of an overdose of pills. Sage Stallone was Sylvester Stallone's eldest...

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Jennifer Lopez to leave 'American Idol,' too

CALIFORNIA --- A teary-eyed Jennifer Lopez shared live on radio how painful and sad her exit at America's most successful prime time reality TV, American Idol, is. After having been a judge for two years, season ten and eleven, she says "The time has come". Candid moment: Jennifer Lopez emotional during a contestant's performace Jennifer Lopez made her announcement during the "On Air with Ryan Seacrest" last night, just a day after rocker...

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Rolling Stones Celebrate 50th Anniversary

NEW YORK --- Today, on the dot exactly, fifty years ago had the Rolling Stones their very first gig at one of the most known jazz clubs in London, the Marquee Club. The band made featured singer Mick Jagger, guitarists Keith Richards and Brian Jones – the latter of whom was using the stage name Elmo Lewis – pianist Ian “Stu” Stewart, bassist Dick Taylor and future Kinks drummer Mick Avory, to stars and idols to this very day.The Roling Stones (from...

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During Coldplay concert: Chris Martin kisses wife Gwyneth Paltrow

Paltrow and Martin, a dream couple. MIAMI --- What a fantastic concert... The band Coldplay played live at Miami's American Airlines Arena in front of thousands of fans. But what made the concert so extraordinary was the sweet surprise of lead singer Chris Martin to his wife. A amateur shot during Coldplay's Miami conert: Martin kissing gently his wife before returning to stage. Catching lead singer Chris Martin (real name: Christopher...

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Stunning Discovery: Lost Ancestral Village of the Wendat at Lake Ontorio

ONTORIO, CANADA --- Once upon a time, when New York wasn't the metropolitan how we know it today, at the north shore of Lake Ontorio in Canada there rose a new world, a center point of social and economic growth in the northern region. Never heard before of this story? This might be well true, because it was 'once upon a time' - A story of an ancient metropolitan that seemed to have vanished after the settlement of Europeans in early times, was...

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Sweet 40th birthday gift: Sofia Vergara engaged

MEXICO --- During the 40th birthday celebration of Sofia Vergara on July 10, her boyfriend popped the "will you marry me?"-question. The witty Columbian actress, comedian, host and model celebrated her 40th birthday bash with her family and friends in Mexico, when her bofriend Nick Loeb proposed to her while they were seeing the site of the Mayan achaeological ruins of Chichen Itza - of course, she agreed most willingly. The...

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At 95 years - Farewell to Ernest Borgnine

L.A., CALIFORNIA --- The world bids goodbye to actor Ernest Borgnine who died on Sunday (July 8) at the age of 95 years. This was released by the actor's spokesman and actor's manager, Harry Flynn to the Associated Press. Borgnine suffered from a kidney failure at Cedars-Sinai who was in the presence of his family. Ernest Borgnine was born as Ermes Effron Borgnino on January 24, 1917. He was born to Anna (born: Boselli) and Camillo...

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Frankenstein-corpses speculated to merge lines of descent

SOUTH UIST, SCOTLAND --- Archaeologists discovered mummies off the coast of Scotland. The corpses have resemblance to a 'Frankenstein-like composition', which speculates the theory that different ancestries were combined to a single lineage In 2001, the bodies were first lifted from the ground underneath a 3,000-year-old roundhouse on an island in the Outer Hebrides off the west coast of Scotland called South Uist. According to the researchers,...

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High-quality Ancient Mosaic: Bible Story Discovered

HUQOQ, GALILEE — Archaeologists discovered during an excavation in an old Jewish village of Huqoq an ancient, stunning mosaic floor decoration depicting Samson, a biblical hero, who sought revenge on the Philistines. The mosaic decorates part of that Galilee synagogue which are said to be from A.D. 400 to 500, the Late Roman period. In the Huquq Synagogue: Mosaic with female face and inscription. (Photo courtesy by Jim Haberman.) According...

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Italian art historians discovered lost Caravaggio paintings

MILAN, ITALY — Italian art experts have reportedly discovered about 100 raw drawings and paintings by the Renaissance master Caravaggio. Those long lost paintings could be worth over $860 million (or 700 million euros) as of an report released last Thursday (July 5). The cardsharps Carravagio’s Abraham sacrifices Isaac. After two years of thorough analysis, the Italian experts namely Maurizio Bernardelli Curuz and Adriana...

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Claire Danes: first baby on the way!

NEW YORK — A lucky star had been above the career Claire Danes, but the upcoming news lets her star even bright shinier than ever. Jodi Gottlieb, Claire Danes' representative to the media has confirmed the good news of the actress’ pregnency. It will be her first child with husband Hugh Dancy. Expecting parents for a first, Danes and Dancy. (US Weekly) Danes, 33, and Dancy, 37, met way back on the set of the film “Evening” and tied...

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Young Spider-Man enters cinema: A hit.

LOS ANGELES — A record opening of $35 million has made “The Amazing Spider-Man” to a new box office hit of the month. The new and younger version of spidey hit the cinemas on  July 3, 2012 The latest movie from Marvel Comics was directed by Marc Webb and starring Andrew Garfield as the new, young Spider-Man. Among the cast: Emma Stone as Gwen Stacy and Rhys Ifans as Dr. Curt Connors. This sequel of Spider-Man will give...

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World bids goodbye actor Andy Griffith

People will be always remembering Andy Griffith Sheriff Andy Taylor on the “Andy Griffith Show” in the 1960s that marked his beginning as TV personality. The next generation might know him as the smart county defense lawyer from Atlanta as Ben Matlock in “Matlock” which ran in the mid 80s and 90s. Andy Griffith, a comdian, an American actor, a writer, a television producer, a musician,  died at 7:00 am on July 3, 2012, at his home...

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Anderson Cooper: “The fact is, I’m gay”

NEW YORK — On July 2, 2012, renowned TV journalist Anderson Cooper announced openly his sexual orientation in a letter to Andrew Sullivan.  Sullivan,  who is a British author, editor, political commentator and blogger, was doing research for thedailybest.com on a story about the social impact of famous people who opened up about their gayness, and reached out for Anderson for his point of view. Anderson writes...

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