Mysterious dancing yeti crabs found by BBC filmmakers shooting Blue Planet II

Kim Jong Un wanted to 'horrify world' with bro's murder Kennedy and First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy's marriage, which was often depicted with great admiration in US media at the time. North Korea has refused to accept the dead man was Kim Jong-un's half brother, suggesting instead he died of a heart attack.

Mandatory dues for leftist politics in crosshairs The arrangement was supposed to prevent non-members from "free riding", since the union has a legal duty to represent all workers. Rauner says his 2015 executive order prohibiting state-agency "fair share" collection set the Janus case in motion.

Brent oil price ease back from two-year highs Fuel prices are also rising as USA refineries come back online in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, providing boost to crude prices. After three years of over-supply and a low of $27 p/b, the price of oil has risen sharply in the past 12-18 months.

Tom Cruise Says He Did Not Wear a Prosthetic Butt in Valkyrie Tom Cruise is an award-winning actor, producer, and, in the 2008 movie Valkyrie , a German army officer with a huuuuuuge butt. Awkward camera angle or not, we can all agree that Cruise has been working on his squats for years. "It's me.

Hamilton 'sad' to lose challenge of Malaysian GP from F1 calendar Malaysia was the scene of his last retirement when his Mercedes engine blew up while he was leading the race - a moment which proved decisive in Nico Rosberg being crowned world champion.

Hugh Hefner remembered by stars, pals, and Playboy Bunnies as a 'legend' Tweed posted a photo on Instagram of a younger Hefner smoking a pipe, where she simply wrote that he changed the world. His magazine expanded to an enterprise that included clothing, a successful televesion series and more.

Hillary Clinton Spent 600 Hours On Her Beauty Routine Last Year She reflected on the 2016 election as an example of staying true to her "authentic self". She also added that she found her comments on women who voted for Trump "insightful".

Catalonia Referendum: Spanish Police Deployed to 'Neutralize' Polling Stations Whether that strategy will be seen as a critical step on the path toward independence, or a step back, only time will tell. Polls indicate that a vote for independence is by no means certain - the region is split equally in favor and against.

Rowdy session at plenary as MPs throw chairs On Tuesday, anti-government protests also occurred in other parts of the country, including in the northern town of Lira. Protestors have been tear gassed during demonstrations and a number of local journalists have been arrested.

Supply of iPhone X estimated at just over 12 million units Another boost to Face ID security is a separate neural network specifically created to thwart spoofing attacks. Apps don't get access to facial scans or any of the data in the Secure Enclave.

Vice president 'disappointed' Sen. Collins against Graham-Cassidy Bill Senators Lindsey Graham and Bill Cassidy , authors of the bill , had offered to boost federal healthcare funds by 43% in Maine. Emerging from a closed-door meeting, senators were quick to confirm that no vote would take place on the Graham-Cassidy bill.

Joey Barton favours Manchester United in title race due to "cold weather" Manchester United are now joint top of the Premier League table after having won five of their opening six games. His bright start is in contrast to last season when he struggled to adapt to the demands of English football.

NZ dollar under pressure as greenback pushes higher Trump has praised Yellen since taking office, saying he approves of the Fed's current low interest rates and respects the chair. Stocks opened higher and traded in positive territory for much of the day before running out of steam in the final hour.

Saudi Arabia to allow women to drive In fact, the majority of the members of the Council of Senior Scholars in the Kingdom agree that Islam does not ban women from driving.

Bali volcano eruption could be 'hours' away as 75000 evacuate Many Indonesians live close to volcanoes because the lava flows can make the surrounding land and soil fertile for farming. Ms Goh said she had a clear view of Mount Agung yesterday morning when she climbed Mount Batur, which is about 40km away.