The Group 'Anonymous' declares war on Islamic State after Paris attacks: 'We will hunt you down'

Hacker group Anonymous have declared war against ISIS after the attacks in Paris on Friday night.
Posting a video on YouTube, the group said it would use its knowledge to "unite humanity" and warned the terrorists to "expect us".
Behind their signature mask, a spokesperson said: "Anonymous from all over the world will hunt you down.

Ronda Rousey Knocked Out By Holly Holm In 'Unthinkable' UFC Loss

The "unthinkable" has happened: Former women’s bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey has been defeated.

In what’s been called "the biggest upset" in Ultimate Fighting Championship history, Rousey was knocked out by 34-year-old Holly Holm in the second round of their title bout in Melbourne on Sunday.

Holm, a former world champion boxer from New Mexico, delivered a powerful kick to Rousey’s head 59 seconds into the second round. The blow sent Rousey toppling to the canvas.

According to the Agence France-Presse, the 28-year-old California native, who had been undefeated through 12 UFC fights prior to Sunday's bout, appeared to be "close to unconsciousness as she hit the deck."

New 'Game Of Thrones' Actor Hints That A Dead Character Is Returning

Actor Ian McShane hasn't even appeared on "Game of Thrones" yet, but he's already one of our favorite characters -- mainly because he's dropping tantalizing spoilers. 

Though we don't officially know who McShane is playing, the actor on Thursday gave Pop Goes The News a "hint" about his character's identity.

“I am responsible for bringing somebody back that you think you’re never going to see again. I’ll leave it at that," McShane said.

Whaaaattttt?

Seven Hells! A character we thought we'd never see again?

People have been speculating about McShane's mystery character for a while, but this changes everything. The actor also said he will only appear in a "one-off episode."

So who is McShane talking about bringing back?

The world's most famous monuments are lit in blue, white, and red in solidarity with France

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Upon hearing word of the November 13 attacks on Paris, which killed 127 and wounded about 200 more, people and countries around the world began showing solidarity to Paris using everything from peace signs to popular hashtags.

In honor of the French flag, many famous landmarks around the world were lit up in blue, white, and red. From the US all the way to Sydney, Australia, the colorful photos make a strong statement of support.

Here's what some of the world's most famous landmarks looked like after the attacks in Paris.

Court awards N500 million to King Sunny Ade over copyrights infringement 30 years after he sued

A Federal High Court on Friday, November 13, awarded King Sunny Ade N500 million as damages for copyright infringement. Also included was an additional N3 million for prosecuting the case.

This is coming thirty years after the Juju music legend took record manufacturing company African Songs and its subsidiary Take Your Choice Stores to court.

 

Davido shows off cash after his robbery incident

Davido who was robbed in South Africa, took to his snapchat account to flaunt 2 bundles of cash and captioned it: "Still good! FUCK N*GGA!" Another photo after the cut..

Boy of 12 who survived theatre massacre with dad 'lay on floor with dead bodies'

Survivors: John Leader and son Oscar

A father who was caught up in the carnage at the Paris theatre with his young son has told how he initially thought gunshots were fireworks forming part of the show.

Australian John Leader, 46, and son Oscar, 12, survived the massacre at the Bataclan concert hall where 89 people were slaughtered.

He told CNN: “We heard this bang, bang, bang, and like everyone else we thought it was fireworks, or part of the show.

“And then I felt something go past my ear, I don’t know what it was.

Horror: Young Oscar lay down with dead bodies as the gunmen blasted revellers