This colorful collection of pictures reveal the kaleidoscopic architecture of New Orleans' most unusually-decorated homes.
A shocking pink sports car in front of a pastel pink house, a vibrant turquoise house with wooden shutters, and a tiny bright yellow home are shown off in a photo project showing off the Big Easy's bohemian neighborhoods.
Other incredible images include a tattered truck in front of a well-presented property and an eye-catching blue and red house in stark contrast to an orange American motorcar.
Melanie Rose is famously gaining the limelight after she has been exposed by the new Netflix series “How to Build a S*x Room” as its host. She is the lady who designs rooms and develops passionate spaces for loving partners wishing them to rekindle. Netflix is now starting investing in home and design content, hosting shows like Dream Home Makeover and Interior Design Masters. Also, Netflix has never hosted such shows which particularly specify the niche “s*x”.
Morgan Freeman is back on Helium.
A few months after first sucking down this gas and talking all silly in an ad for Through the Wormhole, Freeman stopped by The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon on Thursday.
"I really shouldn’t be doing this," Freeman joked. "It’s very undignified!"
And if you think Freeman on Helium sounds weird, just wait until you hear about the 77-year old star’s new hobby.
Prince George joined his dad William to watch soccer team Aston Villa play against Lille OSC and fans can’t cope at how much he looks like his dad.
The 10-year-old royal, who will be turning 11 this summer, was enjoying an evening watching the sport with the future king of Britain. Prince George and his dad William celebrated Aston Villa’s 2-1 victory, as the youngster sported a branded scarf depicting the club.
Sage Michael Warren — the 21-year-old son of lauded songwriter Brad Warren and his wife Michelle — has died. The family announced the news on Thursday (May 21), via social media.
According to CMT, Sage Michael Warren was born on Sept. 6, 1998. He was a 2017 graduate of Father Ryan High School, a private Catholic school in Nashville at which he played football, baseball and basketball. His cause of death has not been made public, but an obituary shares that he died on Monday (May 18).