The advert appears to show a female model’s breasts smashing through the glass of the bus shelter, thanks to the support of her push-up bra.

The striking poster – which seems at first sight to be a victim of vandalism rather than a marketing stunt - has appeared at sites in Germany. It is the work of the Frankfurt branch of the international advertising agency Publicis.

Wonderbra has had a reputation for eye-catching advertising ever since supermodel Eva Herzigová posed in the firm’s lingerie next to the slogan “Hello Boys” for a campaign in the 1990s.

Last year the company scored a viral Internet hit with a risqué spoof of the cult Cadbury’s drumming gorilla advert.

The Wonderbra version featured the enthusiastic and energetic musical efforts of a scantily-clad brunette whose upper-body stability was only maintained thanks to her brassière.

The advert, which had the catchline “Two cups full of joy”, was never broadcast on television.

Wonderbra’s other recent advertising gimmicks include painting a yellow strip in front of genuine safety lines at Singapore underground stations, to show the safe distance at which Wonderbra wearers will have to stand from the trains.

Things got tense around 2 a.m. Sunday when Hilton’s ex-boyfriend Stavros Niarchos realized she and boyfriend Benji Madden of the rock group Good Charlotte were being seated close to the Greek shipping heir at Blush nightclub at Wynn Las Vegas.

Witnesses said Niarchos dashed out of the club as soon as he saw the couple. The rocker reportedly has a beef with Niarchos, who wasn’t taking any chances, given his hasty solo exit.

About 45 minutes earlier, Richie, who recently had a baby with Joel Madden, Benji’s brother, was involved in a catfight in the valet area at the Hard Rock Hotel.

Security whisked Richie away, according to spies.

Hilton and Richie had attended the Good Charlotte concert at the Hard Rock pool before joining the Maddens and entertainment producer Jeff Beacher at Wasted Space, Carey Hart’s new club at the hotel.

Playing with a group of fellow blind veterans enrolled in a Veterans Affairs health care system program, Dunham’s volunteer assistant lined him up with the ball, handed him a 9-iron and stepped back.

Dunham swung through the ball, hit it squarely and it landed softly on the green, taking one hop before nestling into the bottom of the cup.

Dunham’s group erupted into a cacophony of cheers and high-fives.

The World War II vet’s first reaction?

“I thought they were kidding me,” Dunham said. “I told them, ‘You guys better not be pulling my leg.’”

The retired Honeywell manager began losing his vision about 10 years ago, but has been in the VA program for only three weeks.

His father, Doug Dahl, measured the balloons to make sure each was at least 20 centimeters, about 8 inches, the minimum diameter, and his mother, Wendy Dahl, kept the tally.

At one point he asked, “Does this count as practicing my trumpet?” His mother replied, “Only if you can play that with your nose.”

It was his second try. In February he sent a videotape of himself inflating 184 balloons, only to learn that it didn’t count because he handed them to his father to tie. This time he tied them off himself.

Mathieu Amalric stumbles to the red, rocky ground.

“CUT!” rings loudly from the set of the 22nd James Bond film.

Picking up an hour after “Casino Royale” left off, “Quantum of Solace” is the spy franchise’s first direct sequel. Filming began in January and has taken the crew from Britain to Panama to this moonlike landscape in northern Chile, which is standing in for Bolivia.

It’s a place that director Marc Forster said evokes Bond’s “isolation and loneliness.”

“He is an assassin, he is a secret agent, and that reflects a certain lifestyle, which is lonely,” said Forster.

Indeed, the big news on the set is that one of the two Bond girls, Olga Kurylenko, doesn’t get in even a single kiss with star Daniel Craig. (”Why would I be disappointed?” Kurylenko insisted. “I’m just doing my work.”)

The question is: Do audiences want an emo Bond?

Craig says not to worry too much.

“We’re not making a kitchen-sink drama here. We are making a Bond movie,” he said. “What Marc wanted and the producers and what I wanted is to bring back a visual flair to the movie, so that every frame in every shot that we see is beautiful. And there may be things exploding, but they’re good to look at.”

Still, Forster, the youngest-ever Bond director at 39, was hired on by longtime producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson because of his emotionally intense films like “Monster’s Ball” and “The Kite Runner.”

Despite the heightened realism of the last Bond film, not to mention its commercial success (over $500 million worldwide), the German-born Swiss director was wary of joining the bombastic franchise.

Forster negotiated with producers to ensure he had as much creative control as possible on the $200 million-plus production. Nevertheless, he’s still squeezed into the “framework of Bond.”

“But I like it because you feel like it can make you very creative,” he said. “And a lot of interesting things come out of that. Because, if you look at filmmakers that worked under politically repressive regimes, (they) made sometimes really interesting movies.”

Filming is about halfway done on “Quantum,” which is the name of the organization Bond is going up against. Craig said the emotional tone is lighter than “Casino Royale,” in which Bond’s lover Vesper Lynd betrayed him and then died — but only a smidgen so.

“It’s kind of Bond’s journey into, at first we think it’s vengeance, but it goes somewhere else,” Craig said. “They’ve killed the love of his life, this organization, and we don’t know who this organization are, and he needs to find out who they are. And it’s for personal reasons but also professional reasons.”

Craig said that aside from some communications equipment, “Quantum” puts little emphasis on gee-whiz electronics.

“The Aston Martin’s there, and that’s still the best gadget we have,” he said.

During reporters’ visit to the set, Forster was filming the climax. Offices and a lodge underneath one of the world’s largest telescopes at Paranal Observatory acted as an eco-hotel, used by the villain. Back in London, it would be re-created — in order to be blown up, Broccoli said.

Craig fired into the skylight above the offices, and Kurylenko’s character Camille ran separately off the roof of the building, flipping into a balcony. Amalric, playing the villain Dominic Greene, roamed the set in post-Bond fight makeup, bloodied and bruised on his cheeks.

A French director and actor known internationally for his star turn in “The Diving Bell and the Butterfly,” Amalric was allowed no shortcuts to villaindom.

“No scars, no eye that bleeds, no metal jaw,” he said. “I tried everything to have something to help me. I said to Marc: No nothing? A beard? ‘No.’ Can I shave my hair? ‘No. Just your face.’ ”

Craig, muscles flexing under a dark polo shirt, said he was exercising more than he had on the “Casino Royale” set, to avoid injuries when doing his own stunts.

He laughingly steered conversation away from health concerns. “It’s just not very Bond-like,” he said. “Bond should be able to do ten press-ups, then smoke 60 cigarettes, and then drink a bottle of something and pop a pill, I think.”

Kurylenko, a 28-year-old Ukranian-born model-actress with few films to her credit, said her character also has “a masculine spirit.”

“When she meets Bond, it clashes,” she said. “She’s careful and she doesn’t trust that easily. So basically with men, she either uses them, or if they’re no use, and she sees that they can’t serve her, then she throws them away.”

There have been several noteworthy confrontations around on the Bond production so far. In Panama, riots near the set forced a shift in schedule. And in Chile, a local mayor interrupted production claiming producers didn’t get his permission.

National media has reported on Chileans’ disappointment in not seeing more of Craig during his stay in their country. And in a separate controversy, Chile-as-Bolivia has not been a popular choice, either: Hurt feelings remain between the South American neighbors over an 1879-84 war in which Chile took Bolivia’s Pacific coastline. The two have not had diplomatic relations since 1978.

“We knew there was a war 100 years ago, but we didn’t know it was still an issue,” Wilson said.

Next, the eternal question: What’s next for Bond?

Wilson said he expected Bond production to pause for at least a year following “Quantum of Solace.”

“I need a break for a little while,” he said.

Forster said he won’t be back for Bond 23.

“If I would ever do a big movie again in that size,” he said, “it has to be my own franchise, which I would create from scratch, which I would cast, create the look and really create the franchise on my own.”
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And Craig, who turned 40 while filming in Panama, said he’d keep playing Bond — so long as the quality remains high.

“I want them to stand alone and be good films,” he said. “As long as that continues, then we’ll keep making them. And if it doesn’t, then we’ll stop.”

The horrible and unbelievable accident took place in the capital of Ghana – Accra. The four men were drinking at the local bar after the hard working day and they obviously drank more than they should have. When the drivers decided to go home they were caught by something uncommon for Africa – rain storm.

Guided by the alcohol-affected idea of one of their comrades the four bus drivers decided to find a place where they could take a nap and hide from the rain. Obviously they choose the most inappropriate place – a giant hole near the street sewer entry. When they were found by the police their heads were floating in a no-more than 10cm layer of water but unfortunately it was enough for 3 of them to drown.

The fourth , a 45 years old man , was sleeping deeply , lying on the back of one of his dead friends and later was the one who told what exactly was the reason for this incredible event.

Dunlaps death was official at November the 19th 2007 at United Regional Healthcare System in Wichita Falls,Texas. It was caused by an all-terrain vehicle accident and his family agreed to have his organs harvested.

The magick happened when family members were paying their last tribute to Zach. He moved his foot and hand then he reacted to pocketknife scrapes across his foot and to pressure applied under a fingernail. 48 days in hospital were needed but he was allowed to return home , where he continues to work on his recovery daily.

Last Monday, he and his family were in New York, appearing on NBC’s “Today.”

“I feel pretty good. but it’s just hard … just ain’t got the patience,” Dunlap told NBC.

Dunlap, 21, of Frederick, said he has no recollection of the crash.

“I remember a little bit that was about an hour before the accident happened. But then about six hours before that, I remember,” he said.

Dunlap said one thing he does remember is hearing the doctors pronounce him dead.

“I’m glad I couldn’t get up and do what I wanted to do,” he said.

Asked if he would have wanted to get up and shake them and say he’s alive, Dunlap responded: “Probably would have been a broken window that went out.”

His father, Doug, said he saw the results of the brain scan.

“There was no activity at all, no blood flow at all.”

Zach’s mother, Pam, said that when she discovered he was still alive, “That was the most miraculous feeling.”

“We had gone, like I said, from the lowest possible emotion that a parent could feel to the top of the mountains again,” she said.

She said her son is doing “amazingly well,” but still has problems with his memory as his brain heals from the traumatic injury.

“It may take a year or more … before he completely recovers,” she said. “But that’s OK. It doesn’t matter how long it takes. We’re just all so thankful and blessed that we have him here.”

Dunlap now has the pocketknife that was scraped across his foot, causing the first reaction.

“Just makes me thankful, makes me thankful that they didn’t give up,” he said. “Only the good die young, so I didn’t go.”

The famous porn star, Cicciolina thinks it’s about time someone starts fighting terrorism with peace. And she is ready to use her weapons of mass breastruction.

The Italian adult movie actress became famous when she won a seat in the Parliament and continued to star in porn movies 2 years after the start of her political career.

At this year’s erotic festival in Romania, Cicciolina said, “It’s time someone did something about Bin Laden, and I am ready to do it. I am ready to make a deal, he can have me in exchange for an end to his tyranny. My breasts have only ever helped people, while Bin Laden has killed thousands of innocent victims.”

In the past she made a similar offer to Saddam Hussein, who didn’t take her up on her offer. She said, “Who knows what might have happened if he had.”

A man saved his wife from the jaws of an attacking crocodile in a remote northern Australia region. The police authorities reported that the man jumped on the reptile’s back and gave his wife a chance to escape from the deadly lock. The attacker was a mature saltwater crocodile in the the murky waters of the Adelaide River, near Darwin in the Northern Territory.

While the married couple were swimming the crocodile attacked and the 36-years old woman suffered several leg and hand injuries.In the critical situation her husband manage to act with lighting speed and jumped on the reptile’s back.Then the 2.5-meter (8-foot) reptile released the woman and fled defeated.The man was not injured at all and his wife was taken to Darwin to treat wounds that included eight teeth punctures in her thigh.

The names of the couple were not disclosed

“The husband’s very swift and diligent actions have saved the day,” Royal Darwin Hospital general manager Len Notaros told reporters.

It was the fourth close call involving a crocodile this year in the Northern Territory.

Football superstar Romario announced his retirement on Friday that comes to be the end of two decades at the top of Brazil’s national sport.

The 42-year-old striker told Rio’s O Dia newspaper that he was no longer able to cope with the physical pressure that is offered by professional football..
“I’ve stopped playing. I can’t do it any more. I haven’t played since November,” Romario said.

Romario is missing the speed and endurance that once were his best qualities and now is a shadow of the world-class scorer who starred for Barcelona and led Brazil to its fourth World Cup in 1994.Same year.

Romario was named FIFA’s player of the year.

Last year, Romario scored what he claimed was his 1,000th career goal, though FIFA officially gave him a much lower total.

The only player who officially reached 1,000 goals was the one and only Pele.