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Clinton Joshua says he avoids kissing scenes in movies because he doesn’t want to be typecast as the actor who has to kiss every Nollywood actress.
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For a moment, neither said anything. The room was quiet, the lights were low, and the rest of the world could wait.
He kissed her slowly, as though he had nowhere else to be. She rested her head against his chest, tracing little circles on his skin.
“Stay a little longer,” she whispered.
He smiled.
“Baby, I’m not even thinking about leaving.”
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Well the weekend has started, and The Kind of Love That Happens After Midnight
She wasn’t wearing anything expensive. Just his oversized shirt, her hair falling over one shoulder, and that irresistible smile she saved for moments when they were alone.
He pulled her closer, kissed her forehead, then whispered, “You have no idea how difficult it is to behave around you.”
She laughed softly. “Who asked you to behave?”
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Young CEO Fell Madly In Love With Her Site Brick Layer Who Gave Her Little Attention
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Kevin Hart somehow turned a bowling miss into a double prank. During a celebrity bowling event in 2013, he was left with one pin standing, but instead of admitting defeat, he celebrated as if he had knocked it down.
The funniest part? The spectator watching him actually believed it.
Then Kevin pulled the same stunt on the very same person again, and somehow, it worked a second time. 😂
Only Kevin Hart could turn one stubborn bowling pin into a full comedy routine.
He wasn’t winning the game, but he was definitely winning the entertainment.
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Imagine surviving an airstrike, only to hear a sinister laugh coming from the enemy’s loudspeaker moments later.
Archival footage from the Iraq War appears to show U.S. forces using an eerie laugh broadcast from a military vehicle after a strike on a building.
The sound was reportedly part of psychological warfare, designed to unsettle enemy fighters and leave them wondering what would happen next.
In war, fear can become a weapon of its own. Sometimes, the objective isn’t just to destroy a target, but to break the enemy’s confidence before the next move.
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Volvo pulled off one of the boldest advertising stunts ever, using two reversing trucks and Jean-Claude Van Damme’s flexibility to create a scene people still talk about years later.
The idea sounds simple until you see it: Van Damme stands on the side mirrors of two Volvo trucks as they slowly move apart, stretching his legs into a full split while maintaining a completely calm expression.
Here’s the detail that makes the story even better: the stunt was filmed in Spain in 2013, and Volvo’s driver Mikael Rosell later confirmed that the team rehearsed for eight days before getting the shot right on the first take.
Van Damme also had hidden safety support, while small platforms gave his feet a stable place to stand.
The trucks weren’t just props. The entire sequence was designed to demonstrate Volvo’s Dynamic Steering technology, which helps drivers maintain precise control even when reversing.
More than a decade later, the commercial remains a masterclass in turning engineering into entertainment.
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i received $751,000 million, then ran home and got the shock of my life via packages i have never seen before
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Most people think OCD is about the thought.
It’s not.
It’s about what you do after the thought shows up.
Anxious → check → temporary calm → doubt returns louder.
That loop is the problem. The content of the thought is just the bait.



