Genius parrot uses tools to scratch himself
This newly adopted conure uses anything available to get to that itch. Here he finds a tail feather as a tool. Incredible!
This newly adopted conure uses anything available to get to that itch. Here he finds a tail feather as a tool. Incredible!
The star has long been a fan of the superhero genre.
MK2 Films has closed a first batch of key deals on Antoine Vitkine’s critically acclaimed documentary “The Savior For Sale: The Story of Salvator Mundi.” The film lifts the veil on the painting titled “Salvator Mundi” (The Savior of the World), which mysteriously resurfaced several years ago and was sold at Christie’s for a record […]
Speaking to Yahoo Finance Gina McCarthy said the continued use of fossil fuels was necessary to ensure a smooth but gradual transition to clean energy, adding that carbon capture and sequestration technology would "no question" be a critical tool to offsetting emissions in the meantime.
In today’s Global Bulletin YouTube Originals sets England soccer team manager Gareth Southgate documentary; Firebird options debut novel “Wahala”; Vice Distributions sells programming to streamer Pluto TV; and the BBC’s women’s representation 50:50 Project proves successful. “Raise Your Game with Gareth Southgate,” a feature documentary on England soccer team manager Gareth Southgate, will launch in […]
Jesse Lingard has returned to the form he showed as England reached the 2018 World Cup semi-finals but he admits before his loan move to West Ham he thought of quitting football.
Germany's upper house of parliament approved a law on Thursday to give Chancellor Angela Merkel's government more powers to fight a third wave of the coronavirus. The new law enables the national government to impose curfews between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m., as well as limits on private gatherings, sport and shop openings. The law still needs the signature of President Frank-Walter Steinmeier before it can come into force.
Robinson's wife's selfless words are reminiscent of those of actor Helen McCrory, the star of 'Peaky Blinders', who died of cancer, aged 52.
Any change to the timetable for the first Palestinian elections in 15 years would deal a heavy blow to efforts to reconcile the rival administrations in Gaza and the West Bank, a top Hamas official warned.
N'DJAMENA (Reuters) - Chad's new military leaders received backing from France on Thursday despite protestations from the political opposition and some army officers as rebels geared up to resume an offensive on the capital. A military council led by General Mahamat Idriss Deby took over power after Deby's father, Chad's long-ruling leader Idriss Deby, was killed in battle with the Libya-based rebels on Monday. General Deby, 37, has said the army will hold democratic elections in 18 months, but opposition leaders have condemned his takeover as a coup d'etat and an army general said many officers were opposed to the transition plan.
President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris deliver remarks at the start of the Leaders Summit on Climate.
Pope Francis promised Lebanon's Prime Minister-designate Saad al-Hariri on Thursday that he would visit the country but only after political forces put aside differences for the good of the people. The Vatican said Hariri, who will also meet with Italian leaders during a short visit, held talks with the pope for about 30 minutes. Hariri told Lebanese television afterwards that the pope would visit but only once its fractious politicians were able to agree on a new government.
We're making the case to never book a luxe vacation without the help of a travel advisor again.
MasterClass brings in the pros — including dad's favorites, James Patterson and Steve Martin — to teach him everything he's ever wanted to know about cooking, acting and so much more. Balance out his palette with this hot sauce duo — one is infused with mango and pineapple for sweetness, and the other has an earthy flavor due to cilantro, parsley and other herbs.
Pulling a vanishing act is easy these days–but it's not okay.
Prom dresses are a sign of the times: There were exaggerated puffy sleeves in the '70s, neon hues in the '80s, two-piece sets in the '90s, and so on. Go back in time to get a closer look at the most memorable prom dresses — some bold, some beautiful, some questionable — in your favorite classic movies, starting with Stephen King's Carrie in 1976. Rachel Berry's peach prom dress was fit for a queen, which it fitting since she was named Prom Queen at William McKinley High.
A bear cub appeared to hide from a passing car as it hung around outside of a home in DeLand, Florida, on April 13.Footage captured by Susan Coker’s Nest camera shows the bear running and standing behind the tree as a car drives up the street.Coker said that bears appear in the area from time to time, especially if garbage cans have been left out for collection.“We came home from dinner and noticed a bear had gotten into the neighbors’ garbage. Then we noticed there was the momma bear and several cubs,” she told Storyful.“I looked on my security cameras to see if there was any footage of them. This is when I saw the adorable cub run behind the tree as if it was hiding from the passing car,” she said. Credit: Susan Coker via Storyful
International Trade Secretary Liz Truss has welcomed Australian Trade Minister Dan Tehan at the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office to discuss the UK-Australia Free Trade Agreements.
Football's most powerful clubs faced mounting calls for reprisals over the European Super League fiasco on Thursday, although UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin said next week's Champions League semi-finals were unlikely to be affected.
India has reported the world's highest single-day tally of COVID-19 cases on Thursday (April 22), with over 300,000 new daily cases. Hospitals across northern and western India said they were in crisis and running out out of oxygen. More than two-thirds of hospitals had no vacant beds, according to the Delhi's government's online data base.This man said the hospital refused to admit his son because there's no oxygen and no beds.India's total reported cases are now at over 15 million, with the death toll reaching nearly 185,000, according to latest health ministry data.Versha Verma has arranged free ambulance services in Uttar Pradesh to carry the bodies of poor COVID-19 patients whose families cannot bear the expense.But as grieving relatives arrive at crematoriums, they have to wait for their turn to say their final farewells. Some crematoriums in the country said metal parts of the furnaces have begun to melt because they have have been running for too long without a break. India has launched a vaccination drive - but only a tiny fraction of the population has had the shot.Health experts say the country won't have enough for the 600 million over 18-year-olds eligible. Adding that India had let its guard down when the pandemic seemed to be under control during the winter and that new virus variants, in particular a "double mutant" that originated in the country, are largely responsible for the spike in cases. In recent weeks, the government has been criticized for holding local elections and large religious festivals.This week, Prime Minister Narendra Modi insisted that state governments should use lockdowns as a last resort. And promised the government was working to increase the supply of oxygen and vaccines.
The central bank's suite of unconventional monetary tools were maintained at existing levels.