An Australian mum has sparked debate with a photo of her children’s lunchboxes filled with chips, chocolate and custard.
The woman, who shared images of the daily treats to Facebook on August 1, prepared a number of healthy storage containers with snow peas, fruit and a trail mix in them, combined with a few processed snacks.
‘This week trying snow peas and Cheds. Riley enjoyed helping me do the home-made trail mix of yoghurt covered sultanas, macadamias, walnuts, pecans, almonds, pistachios, mini MnMs and banana chips,’ she said.
ODESZA kicked off their summer tour with three sold-out hometown shows in Seattle this past weekend!
The Grammy-nominated duo returned for their first live show in over three years and they’re going on their biggest headlining tour to date this summer.
Following these first three shows, the tour will resume on August 17 and continue through October 1. Many of the dates are already sold out!
The tour “will set out to not only be carbon neutral, but carbon negative through a partnership with environmental nonprofit, REVERB, making the outing more environmentally sustainable and engaging fans to take action for people and the planet.
“I’m giving very much Megan Monroe,” Stallion, wearing a baby pink dress from Coach, said. For Scottish aristocrat Leslie, accompanied by husband and Games of Thrones co-star Kit Harrington, finding her look was a two-step process. “We were wanting to go for art deco but with a modern concept, but we wanted to end with old Hollywood glamour,” she said.
For supermodel and reality star Kendall Jenner, American glamour was a recreation of Audrey Hepburn’s My Fair Lady look through the filter of Las Vegas by Givenchy.
New York City’s worst fire disaster in more than 30 years killed nine children and ten adults, and left dozens more critically injured on Sunday.
The five-alarm blaze erupted shortly before 11 am on the third floor of a 19-story building at 333 East 181st Street in the Bronx.
‘Numerous’ fatalities are anticipated, FDNY commissioner Dan Nigro said in a press conference.
‘We didn’t know what to do. We looked out the windows and saw all the dead bodies they were taking with the blankets,’ Cristal Diaz, who lives in the fifth floor of the building, told the New York Post.
New images show the entrance to a 10ft deep ‘dungeon’ hidden under the house where Madeleine McCann‘s suspected kidnapper Christian Brueckner lived in central Germany.
Police have searched the Braunschweig site – where the convicted paedophile told a friend he wanted a basement with soundproof walls ‘like the guy in Austria’ in reference to Josef Fritzl who help his daughter Elisabeth captive in a cellar for 24 years – after they were tipped off by the current tenant last year.