There are ways to make an entrance into Big Brother, and then there's Courtney Act, who, despite having "seven different types of adhesive" had to deal with a skirt malfunction.

A 29-year-old engineer, Vinod Kumar was reportedly kidnapped and forced to marry a woman at gunpoint in the Indian state of Bihar. The practice is common in the state where poor families cannot afford a dowry. On an average 3,000 cases of kidnapping for marriage are reported from Bihar every year. Police are now probing the case.

Brad Williams (@williamsba) is going viral for using the local Philadelphia delicacy for scale during the first year of his son Lucas' life. All of the images can be found at strangework.com.

With both Injustice and Mortal Kombat being made by Netherrealm Studios, some crossover could be expected. And fans are excited by June Moone aka Enchantress joining Injustice 2, especially if she plays like Mortal Kombat's Quan Chi.

A civil lawsuit charging Haggis with rape has prompted three additional women to come forward with sexual misconduct allegations against the Oscar-winning director and producer. Haggis is best known for writing the films Crash and Million Dollar Baby.

Josh Horowitz (@joshuahorowitz) asked stars including Miles Teller, Chris Evans, Chris Pratt and Don Cheadle who won their fantasy league, which started a spat between Captain America and War Machine.

For his new show, titled My Next Guest Needs No Introduction, David Letterman is starting with Barack Obama. The monthly Netflix interview series starts on January 12. After the former US president, guests include Malala Yousefzai, Tina Fey and Jay-Z.

Caitlyn Jenner revealed that she didn't tell the Kardashians about her gender confirmation surgery because she didn't trust them not to leak the story. In a tense interview, Caitlyn also called out Piers Morgan for making a joke of trans issues.

With the news that Zara and Mike Tindall announced that they were expecting a child, 2018 will see two new royal great grandchildren with Kate Middleton also pregnant. If Zara Tindall's child is born later, the baby would be 19th in line to the throne.

Fans unearthed a video of the British singer covering Mila J's Smoke, Drink, Break Up. The original song uses the n-word, though the Dua Lipa version censors it.

After a rough practice in Calgary, Flames head coach Glen Gulutzan unleashed a profanity-filled diatribe before throwing his stick into the stands.

The tech giant has admitted that the majority of its phones, tablets, computers and TV devices contain chips susceptible to security breaches, alongside devices by other manufacturers including Google, Samsung and Microsoft.

The Wall Street Journal tells the unlikely story of how judo athlete Pita Taufatofua, who recently learned how to cross-country ski, could qualify for the Winter Olympics.

A report by Seth Wickersham illustrates the shifting dynamics between the Patriots QB, head coach and franchise owner, which stem from differences over subjects like Brady's business partner Alex Guerrero. The three have since issued a joint statement referring to the reports as "fallacies."

Jackée Harry shipped some nostalgia, Ellen DeGeneres saved a bird and Jaden Smith detailed his plans for 2018.

Republican Paul Schumacher proposes with legislative resolution 269CA (#LR269CA) that sparsely populated areas of Nebraska be granted sovereignty, freeing them from city and state taxes and regulations.

Prabhu Ramamoorthy from India faces a charge of aggravated sexual abuse after a 22-year-old woman reported him to Spirit Airlines flight attendants.