[custom_adv] After waking up at 8 a.m., the Facebook founder immediately checks Facebook, Facebook Messenger, and WhatsApp on his phone, he told Jerry Seinfeld in a Facebook Live Q&A.

[custom_adv] Zan – or Women’s – TV began airing this month, with a staff of all female presenters and producers.

[custom_adv] 1934: Italy 2 – Czechoslovakia 1 Italy (Raimundo Orsi 81, Angelo Schiavio 95) beat Czechoslovakia 2-1 (Antonin Puc 71) after extra time in the final at the Nazionale PNF in Rome, Italy.

[custom_adv] TOM HANKS The “Sleepless in Seattle” star and filmmaker is the father of “King Kong” (2005) actor Colin (R). Other children: Elizabeth, Chet and Truman Theodore

[custom_adv] Dion looked positively fierce wearing a black Balmain tuxedo dress with a studded turtleneck top in Paris. The singer, who accompanied Balmain‘s Olivier Rousteing to the Palais Garnier opera house, paired her black-tie look with cat-eye shades and a matching clutch.

[custom_adv] Prada is a famous brand of Italy that is involved in the making of different products for both men and women. This brand started to work in the field of fashion in 1913. It produces different products like cosmetics, bags, shoes, clothes, and jewelry as well.

[custom_adv] Catfish can grow to considerable size. To accelerate their growth, many fish farmers feed them hormones, especially those fish imported from Asian countries. Free-grown catfish are much less dangerous and more nutritionally valuable.

[custom_adv] The Israeli actress who has gone on to play the world’s biggest female superhero – Wonder Woman – represented her country at the Miss Universe pageant in 2004. Take a look at some throwback photos of Gadot from her modeling days.

[custom_adv] Bridget Hall According to a 1998 gossip item in the london sun, Leo dumped the model his very first! after a “night of love”she found disappointing.

[custom_adv] 1. RAW OYSTERS After spending more than 20 years fighting food-poisoning lawsuits, there are some foods that Bill Marler simply doesn’t eat. Marler says that he has seen more foodborne illnesses linked to shellfish in the past five years than in the two preceding decades. The culprit: warming waters. As global waters heat up, they produce microbial growth, which …