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Keke Palmer finally has the approval of her infamous Angela Bassett impression from the one person who truly matters -- Angela Bassett herself.  Vanity Fair recently reunited the duo almost 16 years after they played mother and daughter in 2006's Akeelah and the Bee. Although the two had plenty to discuss over a decade after working together, Bassett kicked off their sit-down interview by asking Palmer to demonstrate her impression face to face. "I've seen you online imitating me,"

There is no shortage of myths about eating disordersout there that continue to prevail — but the truth is that people of all ages, genders, and body types can develop an eating disorder. With recent research showing that a third of adults are unable to recognize common eating disorder symptoms, as well as our cultural fixation with disordered habits like fad diets, weight loss transformations, and beauty treatments designed to fix perceived "

Call of Duty keeps revealing attractive offers for new fans who want to join the franchise but never make a move due to the ‘premium gaming experience’. All of the latest titles in the FPS series are usually priced at a pocket-burning amount, but not anymore. In fact, the most recent installment from Activision, Modern Warfare 3, has gone on sale now. Well that’s surely a great news before Christmas. Seems like Activision has decided to become the Santa Claus for all players who were looking forward to enjoy Modern Warfare 3 but couldn’t do so simply because it’s a little too expensive.

The ObserverUK newsHow phantom German fighter tricked BritainIt existed only in Goebbels' s propaganda. Neal Ascherson hunts the He.113Six miles above the French coast, three German fighters plunged down at the American bomber beneath them. Lieutenant Peck, the pilot of the B-17 'Flying Fortress', recognised them instantly. These were rare birds, the fabulous but seldom-seen Heinkel 113. Peck had come across the Heinkel fighter before, as a pilot with the RAF in the Battle of Britain.