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#Ghana : Call for Models and Designer

Call for Models and Designers....
If you a young model or designer and would love to partake in a charity fashion show on the 25th at labadi beach 

Rita Ora suffers nip slip (photos)

The singer who turned 25 recently was leaving upscale London night club, cirque Du Soir with a group of friends when her lace bra top slipped to reveal the barest hint of a nipple.

8 dangerous HIV myths debunked by the experts

HIV/AIDS is one of the highest profile diseases of our times, but many of us are still ignorant about key aspects of the illness, how it works and how to live with it.

HIV has killed an estimated 39 million people to date, but making it more dangerous are the misunderstandings and stigmas that surround it. We asked experts to debunk some of the most prevalent and damaging myths about HIV. This is what they said.

Myth: If you are infected with HIV, you'll know about it.

It can take many years for symptoms of HIV to show up, which means you could be carrying the disease for a long time without experiencing any warning signs.

"In the average adult it takes between eight to 10 years for someone who is HIV positive to show signs that they're infected and ill, so it's almost impossible for people to tell if someone has HIV early on," says Owen Ryan, executive director of the International AIDS Society.

Woman told she was 'too ugly to love' because of birthmark ditches makeup in candid photographs

Brave: Lexxie Harford, has stopped hiding behind makeup

A woman told her large facial birthmark made her 'too ugly to love' has decided she will no longer hide it behind makeup.

Lexxie Harford, from Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, has gained more than 100,000 likes after posting photographs revealing the red mark, which covers the right hand side of her face, on social media site Imgur .

The 23-year-old wrote that she wanted to start an open discussion to help debunk myths surrounding birthmarks.

The graphic designer and illustrator said it wasn't until she was nine years old that she released she was 'different' and as a teenager, she would cover her birthmark with makeup.

However, she said that one day she decided that she wasn't prepared to mask her face any more, and says "it's never bothered me since".

What does the world's most expensive meat taste like?

"Would you prefer the 2000 or 2003 vintage?"

A standard question if you're deciding on wine in a fine restaurant -- but unheard of if it's beef you're ordering.

That's because only one butcher in the world, Frenchman Alexandre Polmard, offers (arguably) the ultimate in unique -- and expensive -- meat.

The young farmer, breeder and butcher is the sixth generation to work in the eponymous family business, which was founded in 1846.

The business truly distinguished itself in the 1990s when Polmard's grandfather and father investigated and ultimately introduced a meat treatment called "hibernation."