Dogs 'muttbomb' celebrities to boost adoptions

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Sandy the dog "muttbombed" celebrities like Bradley Cooper, Ellen DeGeneres and Brad Pitt as they posed at the Oscars for the now-famous star-studded selfie. That digitally tweaked version of the most retweeted photo ever is a Texas animal rescue's bet that combining cuddly canines and Hollywood stars will entice more social media users to adopt needy pets.

So-called muttbombing, the Photoshopped doggie version of photobombing, where someone slips into a picture without the subject knowing, has proved so popular online it has touched off requests from shelters across the country and overseas on how to launch their own campaigns. With social media increasingly becoming the go-to advertising tool, shelters are rushing to take up the successful strategy and DreamWorks Animation has used it to promote both homeless pets and its new movie starring a cartoon canine.

Dogs 'muttbomb' celebrities to boost adoptions

Iris van Herpen Shrink-wrapped Models in Her Show

Delightfully weird Dutch Designer Iris van Herpen, who has dabbled in plastic clothing and 3-D-printed collections, is always thinking about the future of fashion. As revealed by her Paris showing, Herpen’s most recent idea of the future is one where models are vacuum-packed in giant clear plastic bags like quarantined aliens.

Iris van Herpen Shrink-wrapped Models in Her Show

 

Katie Holmes Debuts Darker Hair Color—Just Like Kate Middleton!

There's something different about Katie Holmes—it's very slight so you might not catch it on first glimpse. But take a closer look at the snapshots of the star at Z100 Jungle Ball in New York City over the weekend and it's clear she's made some hair changes.
The actress debuted a richer, darker chocolate shade, which was nearly identical to the new hue that Kate Middleton is now sporting. We wonder if Holmes' hair color treatment took as long as the Duchess (six hours!).

Katie Holmes Debuts Darker Hair Color—Just Like Kate Middleton!

Few reasons why buying soccer shoes online is a good idea

When it comes to buying soccer shoes, most young players now prefer shopping for their soccer shoes online. Indeed, shopping online for almost everything has emerged as a new craze as people are increasing becoming aware of the various benefits of shopping online.  

When you look to buy soccer shoes, you certainly attach a lot of importance to find the precise colour that compliments your soccer cleats and it is even more cumbersome to look for an odd-size pair of soccer shoes. You would certainly end up looking for the right pair of shoes the entire day as you visit several local sports stores.

When you first visit the Finish Line online store, you will be amazed at the variety of brands and styles of soccer shoes available at the store. Finish Line stocks high-quality, premium products so you never really have to worry about the quality of the product that you are buying at this online store. Finish Linecoupon codes are also available at most couponing sites so finding a Finish Line coupons to avail heavy price reductions on already discounted merchandise is not something that you only dream of.

Few reasons why buying soccer shoes online is a good idea

Nature Like You've Never Seen It Before

Just because scenes of nature are calming and grounding doesn't mean the world around us is boring. Seemingly supernatural landscapes and creatures can inspire you to look for the unexpected and explore. These glowing phenomenons can be found anywhere from the deepest point in the ocean to the wildest galaxies in space. Click through the slideshow for eight jaw-dropping images of nature like you've never seen it before, and let it remind you to reflect on how amazing the world can be.

Nature Like You've Never Seen It Before 

‘Cool Globes’ presents some real world ideas

Huge, colorful orbs line up in a row down the Tremont Street side of Boston Common. It looks like a giant might be marshalling his marbles. Get up close, and you’ll see that the spheres, each 5 feet in diameter, are globes, fancifully decorated and proffering solutions to climate change.
‘Cool Globes’ presents some real world ideas