June 2017

• The shape of eggs helps birds fly well
• Strange deep-sea creatures found near Australia
• YouTube has plan to fight online terror
• Jay Z receives top songwriting honor
• New suntan drug could prevent skin cancer
• Trendy names make vegetables look tastier
• Mixed-gender events added to 2020 Olympics
• Sesame Street and IBM make vocabulary app
• Indonesia attempts to count all its islands
• Arab nations cut ties with Qatar
• Musk abandons Trump after U.S. dumps Paris Agreement
• The world is 0.28% more peaceful than a year ago
• Finland to reform education for the digital age

May 2017

• 'Robocop' – first robot police officer starts work
• Fitness trackers 'poor at measuring calories burned'
• Scientists find out how flamingos stand on one leg
• Author unhappy with use of the word 'meme'
• Europe's top soccer leagues get first female referee
• Holland's king reveals secret life as pilot
• Microsoft blames U.S. spy agency for WannaCry
• China outlines Silk Road plan for global trade
• Maori haka and language may keep dementia away
• FBI boss thought his firing was a joke
• Nicki Minaj to pay college fees for fans
• Swearing can make you physically stronger
• Exercise pill could replace exercising
• Abu Dhabi opens government 'Happiness Cafe'
• A third of the food we produce is wasted

April 2017

• Plastic-eating worm could remove the world's waste
• China launches first Chinese-made aircraft carrier
• Egg freezing offered as perk to female employees
• Families get government help with housework
• Exercise is contagious because of social media
• USA ends 'patience' with North Korea
• High school changes 'sexist' Women's Studies course
• Man dragged off plane will sue United Airlines
• Dutch towns tell tourists how to behave
• People lose money in online dating scam
• Jungle people with almost no heart problems
• Halal snack helps bring Australians together
• Sales quotas exploit convenience store workers
• No shampoo may be better for your hair
• Scientists list 12 new types of cloud

March 2017

• Older mothers may raise happier children
• Laptop ban goes into effect in certain countries
• Scientists find way to mass produce blood
• Funeral discounts for Japan's elderly who quit driving
• Face recognition scanner to stop toilet paper thieves
• Subway sues TV station for $210 million
• Climate changed the shape of our nose
• Social media sites face heavy hate speech fines
• World Wide Web inventor worried about its future
• World faces biggest humanitarian crisis since 1945
• How to become a memory champion
• Trial of 'female' traffic signals starts in Australia
• Scientists say there could be life on TRAPPIST-1 planets
• Japan attempts to ease working hours
• Bulgarian radio can play modern music again
• Mothers get less sleep than fathers

February 2017

• Fasting may lead to health benefits
• Carlos Ghosn to step down as Nissan boss
• Slippery ketchup bottle helps zero-waste economy
• Bio-terrorism could kill 30 million in a year
• Zealandia – The eighth continent?
• Marriage makes you less stressed
• New, super-thin material cools buildings
• Director for new Batman movie coming soon
• World's largest refugee camp must stay open
• TV maker illegally tracked and sold viewing data
• Size zero models have dangerous eating disorders
• Astronauts' brains change shape during spaceflight
• Starbucks plans to employ 10,000 refugees
• Half a million at Washington D.C. Women's March

January 2017

• Scientists say end of world is 30 seconds closer
• Cats are just as clever as dogs, says study
• Worries about microplastics in our seafood
• City plans to plant 3 million trees
• Ants use the Sun to get from A to B
• Eating chili peppers helps you live longer
• Eight billionaires as rich as half the world
• Animal rights pressure group buys LV shares
• Scientists make super-strong spider web silk
• Weekend-only exercise enough to live longer
• Zombies would wipe out humans in 100 days
• Using cotton buds could damage your hearing
• Language barriers holding back global science
• USA and Russia in election hacking tit-for-tat

December 2016

• Japan Prime Minister visits Pearl Harbor
• Smartphone toilet paper at Japan airport
• Women are better doctors but get paid less
• UK's Prince Harry vows to make a difference
• Scientists unlock secrets to seahorses
• Syrian refugee top student in Australia school
• Venezuela seizes 4 million toys for its children
• Ivory Coast gets three-word postal addresses
• 1.2 million people accept birthday party invitation
• New store lets you shop, walk out and pay later
• Oil pipeline protest joined by military veterans
• Thailand has a new king
• Christmas cards show nativity in war zone

November 2016

• India to be a cashless society, says Prime Minister
• Low social status bad for health
• Man sells firewood to pay dead wife's medical bills
• Seriously powerful weather satellite put into space
• Emergency junk food flown to earthquake town
• Scientists change plants sunblock to grow more crops
• Mathematicians work out the perfect cup of coffee
• Israel backs bill to make mosques quieter
• Boys and girls react differently to stress
• World leaders have mixed reactions to Trump victory
• India cities experiencing hazardous air quality
• Calls for Daylight Saving Time to be scrapped
• U.S. must be world policeman, says ex-NATO boss
• New UAE law gives workers time off to read
• Broccoli and avocado slow down aging

October 2016

• No putting on make-up on trains, says rail company
• Myanmar and Iraq most generous countries
• Three-quarters of British people commit micro crimes
• Dogs dream about their owners, says scientist
• Philippines to split from USA
• Shanghai IKEA bans old people from dating
• Teen drivers most at risk of crashing
• Nigeria president says wife belongs in the kitchen
• Sweet potato scientists win World Food Prize
• Samsung: Don't use dangerous Galaxy Note
• Vegetable gardens tested for Mars
• Girls do 160 million more hours of chores than boys
• The world needs 69 million more teachers
• Donald Trump under fire for not paying tax
• Pakistan cinemas ban Indian movies

September 2016

• Male models earn 75% less than female models
• Giving babies peanuts and eggs may avoid allergies
• Sad movies help reduce pain
• Internet addiction sign of mental health problems
• First all-hijab collection at New York Fashion Week
• Dolphin language may have grammar
• Fresh hopes as ceasefire is agreed in Syria
• Facebook puts back censored Vietnam photo
• Brown shoes could mean you fail a job interview
• Why do children go to school?

August 2016

• Swimming with dolphins may be banned
• Colombia and FARC rebels sign peace deal
• Study shows there are two divorce seasons
• What the 5,300-year-old Iceman wore
• July was hottest month in recorded history
• Scientists make self-repairing clothes
• Online gaming may improve school test scores
• People who read live longer
• Men better at making up after a fight
• Rio Olympics medal predictions
• Dietary supplements could be bad for you

July 2016

• Office workers need one hour of exercise a day
• New Zealand to rid non-native pests by 2050
• Anger at royal child feeding dog ice cream
• Perfect body to survive traffic accidents created
• Trump employee apologises for plagiarising Michelle Obama speech
• 6,000 held after failed Turkey coup
• Educators recommend more outdoor learning
• Boris Johnson – UK's controversial new foreign secretary
• Woman had to go on honeymoon without husband
• Pokemon Go is the next big thing
• Toyota closes elevators to save money
• Italian town to use silent fireworks for stresssed dogs
• UAE tells citizens not to wear national dress abroad
• Plants can make intelligent decisions
• Company pays its workers to sleep

June 2016

• Card games can help recovery from strokes
• Glass slide opens 300 metres above the street
• U.K. votes to leave European Union
• Fake tech support scams on the rise
• U.N. says refugee numbers at record level
• We may not meet aliens until the year 3500
• Italian restaurant named as best in the world
• Gay men refused as blood donors after Orlando shooting
• UK leaving Europe is bad for science
• Scientists turn CO2 emissions into stone
• World's 'most wanted' people smuggler arrested
• Swiss vote no to free monthly income for all
• Boxing legend Muhammad Ali dies at 74
• Breaking News English good to go on mobile devices
• U.S. police to look into shooting of zoo gorilla

May 2016

• International Space Station gets air-filled extension
• Anger over racist Chinese advert
• New product tests for spiked drinks
• President Obama to visit Hiroshima
• Women wearing cosmetics are paid more
• Get an electric shock to stop buying things
• Scientists make see-through wood
• Abandoned puppy gets job at baseball club
• 72-year-old woman gives birth
• Budweiser beer renamed 'America'
• Men developed deep voices to scare other men
• Russian weapons maker now a fashion brand
• Stealing food is not a crime, says Italian court
• Leicester City in football fairytale win
• Duchess of Cambridge on Vogue cover
• New gym opens to train robots

April 2016

• Venezuela introduces 2-day working week
• Worries over eating disorders in Japan
• Massive coral reef found in Amazon River
• Rock superstar Prince dies at 57
• Over-the-counter medicine may shrink brain
• McDonald's restaurant to offer all-you-can-eat fries
• The Czech Republic to be renamed Czechia
• Ancient mummy found wearing Adidas boots
• Men rescued after writing ‘HELP’ in the sand
• Money can buy happiness
• World Heritage sites at risk from industry
• Iceland leader quits over Panama Papers
• White man attacked for having dreadlocks
• New device keeps air in your house safe

March 2016

• Women-only train cars starting in Germany
• Pope Francis most popular world leader
• Aung San Suu Kyi to be Myanmar foreign minister
• New device keeps air in your house safe
• Discount for bringing own cup to Starbucks
• Donald Trump on global risk list
• Google refuses to remove 'gay music' video
• Ghana visas for all African Union members
• Apple-FBI iPhone argument getting bigger
• Cutting up food helped human evolution
• Nintendoland to open in Japan
• Turkey takes over biggest newspaper
• Happiness can break your heart too
• Lack of sleep gives you the munchies
• Desert beetles used to get water from air

February 2016

• Sisters reunited 30 years after Colombia avalanche
• The $265,000 job that no one wants
• Half of world population will be short-sighted
• Over 18,300 apply for 14 astronaut jobs
• Fast-growing weed covering Australian town
• What life will be like in 2116
• Man sells British countryside air to China
• Researchers find Einstein's space waves
• Drought Leaves Ethiopia Facing Food Crisis
• School teaches baby orangutans survival skills
• Euro politicians told to stop speaking English
• Luxembourg to develop asteroid mining
• Dubai world's busiest international airport
• Zika virus could affect 4 million people

January 2016

• Women do not get enough sleep
• Bananas in danger of becoming extinct
• Fairy tales could be 6,000 years old
• Women have to pay more in shops
• Up to half of adults suffer from mental illness
• New action to stop nuisance phone calls
• Sugar could be harmful to our health
• UN promises action on N Korea nuclear test
• Iran and Saudi Arabia in war of words
• More people to stick to New Year's resolutions

December 2015

• Belgium arrests two over New Year terror plot
• Centuries-old diseases coming back
• School says Hello Kitty Christmas tree can stay
• Air France plane in bomb scare
• Consumers asked to throw away hoverboards
• Ed Sheeran takes a year's break from social media
• Scotland strips titles it gave to Donald Trump
• Harmful bacteria getting stronger
• Height may be the key to a happy marriage
• Pet dogs lower stress in kids
• New therapy to overcome fear of dentist

November 2015

• Putin warns Turkey after shooting of warplane
• Facebook boss to take paternity leave
• Europe must 'wake up' to terror threats
• Coffee can help you live longer
• Amazon enters UK grocery shopping market
• Russia faces athletics suspension
• More and more 70-year-olds working
• China and Taiwan in historic meeting
• Couple must lose pets or home
• China ends one-child policy

October 2015

• Processed meat causes cancer, says WHO
• Snow leopard under threat from climate change
• The Force Awakens breaks ticket records
• The Internet gives new meanings to common words
• Pompeii thieves say relics are cursed
• Ecotourism a danger to wildlife
• Jobless young people a big problem
• Doctors say hospitals should ban perfumes
• French radio wants to play English songs
• Volkswagen to recall 11 million cars

September 2015

• Brad Pitt movie scares farm animals
• More people die from selfies than shark attacks
• Dementia will rise in the future
• Arrested clock-making teen invited to White House
• Smaller plates help reduce obesity
• Travelling to and from work is work, says EU
• Top soccer video game has women's teams
• Germany and Austria welcome refugees
• Earth has lost half its trees because of humans
• Slow-melting ice cream could be here soon

August 2015

• A billion people on Facebook in one day
• Scientists close to influenza vaccine
• Saudi women to vote for first time
• Research shows dogs used to be more like cats
• Reports of doping cover-up in athletics
• Twitter ends 140-character Direct Message limit
• Singapore celebrates 50 years of independence
• Egypt opens extension of Suez Canal
• Obama announces new Clean Power Plan
• Exercise for teenage girls extends their life

July 2015

• Technology goods to become cheaper
• Car interiors a breeding ground for deadly bacteria
• Man gets world's first bionic eye
• Electric car does 0 to 100kph in 2.8 seconds
• Plan to return the wolf to Scotland
• Time-out from Eurozone possible for Greece
• Mount Fuji gets free Wi-Fi
• Adidas to make shoes from ocean garbage
• Solar-powered plane makes history
• Students sell bodies and gamble to survive

June 2015

• Disney bans selfie sticks at theme parks
• Holland ordered to cut greenhouse gases
• Taylor Swift pulls album from Apple Music
• Online shoppers fooled by fake reviews
• Jurassic World breaks box office record
• Zimbabwe's new currency is U.S. dollar
• Mobile phones in class lower test scores
• Sitting may be dangerous for your health
• India bans Maggi noodles in Delhi
• Beijing introduces tough smoking ban

May 2015

• Blatter boss of FIFA for 4 more years
• Overtaking a big risk on the road
• Famers help ease water problems in California
• Record airbag recall
• Prince Harry calls for return of military service
• Young Brits on Internet 27 hours a week
• Babies make husbands lazier
• Spanish football suspended indefinitely
• Britain's new princess named Charlotte
• Aid struggling to reach needy in Nepal
• Bullied kids at higher risk of mental health problems

April 2015

• We need to prepare for the Internet of Things
• NZ PM in ponytail-pulling problem
• Europe under fire for refugee policy
• 60 is the new middle age, not 50
• High heels cause arthritis and damaged knees
• Castro and Obama in historic handshake
• U.N. calls for help for Yarmouk
• More British people fixing their own teeth
• Jay Z restarts music streaming brand
• Arab League agrees to make Arab "army"

March 2015

• World airlines change cockpit rules
• London drivers face idling fine
• 600 students expelled for cheating
• Money makes you a bad person
• Japanese government to play matchmaker
• BBC Top Gear star 'punches' producer
• Sportswear maker accused of sexism
• U.S. circus to end use of elephants
• China tops US at box office for first time
• Cut music to an hour a day

February 2015

• Study says eyelashes keep eyes from drying
• Scientists invent 'anti-ageing' chocolate
• Japan town beats world snowman record
• 13-year-old invents new Braille printer
• Indian PM says no to temple in his name
• HSBC bank helped the rich hide money
• Paris halts filming of action movies after terror attacks
• Britain says yes to 3-parent babies
• University students take 'impossible' exam

January 2015

• Workaholic fathers 'leave orphans'
• 90-year-old starts elementary school
• Tech giants woo 15-year-old whizzkid
• Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah dies
• Man sues women's university
• Academy Awards are 'for white men'
• School students do not shower after sports class
• Unemployed young people very stressed
• Hospital chains toys to beds to stop thieves
• Record number of flowers bloom
• Keeping cold could keep you thinner
• Man waits 3 hours for ambulance
• 30 million people invited to read books
• Fatherhood lessons to help families stay together
• New Year's resolutions difficult to keep

December 2014

• Xiaomi becomes third-largest smartphone maker
• Russia says NATO is its biggest threat
• Video games should be in Olympics
• Children in US safest for two decades
• Pie-eating contest ends because pies too big
• Hacked Sony film raises US - N. Korea tensions
• Major breakthrough in US-Cuba relations
• Spicy food linked to higher testosterone levels
• Korean Air exec quits after 'nut-rage'
• Researchers work out Santa Claus' salary
• TV sales fell for the first time ever in U.K.
• Famous scientist says A.I. could destroy us
• Disabled access to U.K. stores poor
• Bacteria-filled concrete to end holes in roads
• Irish woman on soccer Goal of the Year list
• Sony plans to launch electronic-paper watch

November 2014

• Black Friday brings out bargain hunters
• Pope attacks Europe's throwaway culture
• Price war over taxi apps
• Indonesia leader flies economy class
• Unhappy marriages can break the heart
• Japan recession may hurt global economy
• McDonald's says no GM French fries
• Pope OKs showers for homeless in Rome
• Hip-hop can help mental illness
• Ex-Soviet leader warns of new Cold War
• Lower speed limit for New York City
• Overtime becomes part of holiday pay
• Europe needs to support technology more
• Hungary freezes Internet tax plan
• Galapagos tortoises out of danger

October 2014

• People vote for Tree of the Year
• More gum disease today than 2,000 years ago
• Web full of energy but also has 'dark side'
• Toy store stops selling drug-dealer dolls
• Nigeria declared car horn-free day
• Barack Obama's credit card problem
• Teens like voice search, adults not so keen
• Somalia postal service back after 20 years
• Malala Yousafzai wins Nobel Peace Prize
• Greenpeace gets Lego to end ties with Shell
• India to remove 287 'laughable' laws
• Money does not make children pass exams
• New printer with enough ink for two years
• 'Tom and Jerry' cartoon gets racism warning
• Moon vacations possible by 2024

September 2014

• Indian leader calls for global yoga day
• Curry spice may help repair brain cells
• U.S. city will fine people who waste food
• 'Sexist' poll says women moody 10 days a year
• Sahara desert twice as old as we thought
• Scotland rejects independence from U.K.
• Noisy neighbours biggest problem
• Pope says World War III pretty much here
• Thousands wake up during surgery
• Apple unveils new Apple Watch
• Number of blue whales increasing
• School children punished over wrong trousers
• Food crime is an international problem
• Coffee company to improve sustainability
• Blue most common eye colour in Britain

August 2014

• Hello Kitty is a girl, not a cat
• Indian woman fights and kills leopard
• Ice bucket challenge could be good for charities
• Shoppers in Venezuela to be fingerprinted
• UAE warns citizens of London dangers
• 16-year-old joins F1 team as race driver
• Cambridge University needs chocolate researcher
• No work E-mail for workers on vacation
• Drivers who took car crash photos in trouble
• We clean our teeth the wrong way
• U.S.A. starts air strikes in Iraq
• People use technology more, sleep less
• Art galleries waste of time for kids, says artist
• Man pushes vegetable up mountain with his nose
• Israel and Hamas declare 72-hour truce
• Millions of workers live with parents

July 2014

• Fist bumps more hygienic than handshakes
• Falling insect numbers dangerous to humans
• Study shows dogs get jealous of other dogs
• Beef production damages the environment
• Woman wins $23 bn from tobacco company
• Questions surrounding Malaysia plane crash
• France's restaurants must have 'home-made food' logo
• Bad teeth top reason for children in hospital
• 2014 Brazil World Cup - The Final
• Burberry shareholders rebel against CEO pay
• Pilot buys pizza for 157 passengers
• 2014 Brazil World Cup - Semi-Finals
• Hit musical 'Cats' gets rap song
• Heavy metal headbanging can damage brain
• 2014 Brazil World Cup - Quarter-Finals
• Gambler sues hotel casino for losing
• Ebola virus getting worse in Africa
• 2014 Brazil World Cup - Round-up 5
• Rebels set up new state in Iraq and Syria

June 2014

• Rare stamp sells for $9.5 million
• Japanese show robot news readers
• 2014 Brazil World Cup - Round-up 4
• Michael Schumacher medical records 'for sale'
• 2014 Brazil World Cup - Round-up 3
• New prayer house for three religions
• Burglary a threat to mental health
• 2014 Brazil World Cup - Round-up 2
• 250 extra characters added to Internet
• Google to launch wearable health monitor
• 2014 Brazil World Cup - Round-up 1
• N. Korea leader unhappy with weather forecasts
• Thai junta orders free World Cup TV for all
• Jennifer Lopez won't sing World Cup song
• Parents punished if kids late to school
• Workers must take lunch breaks
• Koalas hug trees to stay cool
• World Cup players must sing national anthem
• Children can learn to eat vegetables

May 2014

• Scientists tell WHO e-cigarettes are helpful
• Japan girl group AKB48 attacked with saw
• The best companies to work for
• Putin says Prince Charles comment 'unroyal'
• Major supermarket bans candy from checkouts
• Man sues New York City
• Travel company ends 'unethical' animal tours
• MERS virus spreading
• The world's strangest hotel complaints
• School lets students start lessons after lunch
• World helps Nigeria look for kidnapped girls
• Coca Cola changes recipe after online petition
• Number of children in Japan at record low
• Michelangelo's 'David' in danger of collapse
• Superbugs that medicine can't kill
• New paint to say goodbye to car washes

April 2014

• Record Store Day helps sell records
• Teachers cyber-bullied by students and parents
• Tourist deported for Buddha tattoo
• 36% in UK will never buy own home
• Novelist Gabriel García Márquez dies
• Death threats over new Banksy painting
• Companies still fixing Heartbleed bug
• Australian wins at World Pizza Championship
• European leaders rap to win votes
• Doubts cast on influenza medication
• Too much jogging could shorten your life
• Nigeria becomes Africa's biggest economy
• Turkey court says Twitter helps free speech
• 7 portions of fruit & vegetables a day best
• People want drivers to park cars on roads

And more back to November 2004

Latest Movies

• The Lone Ranger
• Much Ado About Nothing
• Blue Is The Warmest Color
• jOBS
• World War Z
• The Hobbit
• Argo
• Jack The Giant Slayer
• Iron Man 3
• The Great Gatsby
• The Croods
• Skyfall

#

• 12 Angry Men
• 2001: A Space Odyssey

A

• Alien
• American Beauty
• American History X
• Apocalypse Now

B

• Back To The Future

C

• Casablanca
• Citizen Kane
• City Of God

D

• Dr Strangelove

E

• Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

F

• Fight Club
• Forrest Gump

G

• Goodfellas

I

• Inception
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L

• Leon - The Professional

M

• M
• Memento

N

• North By Northwest

O

• Once Upon A Time In The West
• One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest

P

• Paths Of Glory
• Psycho
• Pulp Fiction

R

• Raiders Of The Lost Ark
• Rear Window

S

• Saving Private Ryan
• Schindlers List
• Seven Samurai
• Seven
• Spirited Away
• Star Wars - A New Hope
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• Sunset Boulevard

T

• Taxi Driver
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• The Godfather
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• The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
• The Lord Of The Rings - The Return Of The King
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• Vertigo

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B

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D

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• Diets
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• Elevators
• E-mail
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• Excel
• Exercise

F

• Facebook
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• FAQs
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• Fathers
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• Feminism
• Finance
• Finland
• Fire
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G

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• Greece
• Gun Control

H

• Hacking
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• Hate
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• Mathematics
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• Media
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• Mountains
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• Music
• Musical Instruments
• Mysteries

N

• Nails
• Names
• NASA
• National Anthems
• Nationality
• Natural Disasters
• Nature
• Neighbours
• Nepal
• News
• New York
• New Zealand
• Nigeria
• Night
• No
• Nobel Prize
• Noise
• Norway
• Northern Ireland
• Nose
• Nuclear Energy
• Nuclear Weapons
• Numbers
• Nursing
• Nuts

O

• Obesity
• Oceans
• Oil
• OK
• Old Age
• Olympics
• Oman
• One
• Operations
• Opinions
• Organ Transplants
• Over
• Overpopulation
• Ozone Layer

P

• Painting
• Palestine
• Panama
• Panic
• Paper
• Parenting
• Parks
• Parties
• Passports
• Pasta
• Patience
• Peace
• Penguins
• Pensions
• People
• Perfume
• Personality
• Peru
• Pets
• Philosophy
• Phobias
• Photography
• Physics
• Pilots
• Plagiarism
• Planets
• Plastic
• Playtime
• Poetry
• Poland
• Police
• Politics
• Pollution
• Population
• Pornography
• Postal Service
• Potatoes
• Poverty
• Power
• Prayer
• Pregnancy
• Prejudice
• Presentations
• Prices
• Pride
• Privacy
• Pronunciation
• Pronunciation Activities
• Property
• Prostitution
• Protests
• Psychology
• Public Relations
• Pubs, Clubs and Bars
• Punishments
• Pyramids

Q

• Qatar
• Qualifications
• Quality
• Quality of Life
• Quarreling
• Questions
• Quizzes
• Quotations

R

• Racial Profiling
• Racism
• Radio
• Rain
• Ramadan
• Rap
• Reading
• Reading Activities
• Recycling
• Red
• Refugees
• Religion
• Rent
• Research
• Restaurants
• Retirement
• Rice
• Risk
• Road Rage
• Robots
• Rock and Roll
• Romania
• Roses
• Rubbish
• Rudeness
• Russia
• Rwanda

S

• Safety
• Salad
• Saudi Arabia
• School
• Science
• Science Fiction
• Scotland
• Search Engines
• Secrets
• Security
• Selfies
• Senegal
• Senility
• Senses
• Serbia
• Seven Wonders of the World
• Sex
• Sexism
• Shoes
• Shopping
• Sierra Leone
• Silence
• Sin
• Skin
• Slavery
• Sleep
• Smells
• Smiling
• Smoking
• Snakes
• Snow
• Social Issues
• Social Networking
• Social Work
• Socialism
• Society
• Software
• Solar Energy
• Solar System
• Soldiers
• Somalia
• Sound
• South Africa
• South America
• Southeast Asia
• Souvenirs
• Speaking Activities
• Speed
• Spelling Activities
• Spiders
• Sport
• Spring
• Standard of Living
• Statistics
• Stem Cell Research
• Stereotypes
• Stock Markets
• Stress
• Students
• Studying
• Success
• Sudan
• Sugar
• Suicide
• Summer
• Sumo
• Sun
• Supermarkets
• Superstitions
• Surgery
• Sustainable Development
• Sweatshops
• Sweden
• Switzerland
• Sydney
• Syria

T

• Taiwan
• Tax
• Taxi
• Teaching
• Tears
• Technology
• Teddy Bears
• Teenagers
• Teeth
• Telephones
• Television
• Temperature
• Tennis
• Terrorism
• Tests
• Thailand
• Theatre
• Thinking
• Tigers
• Time
• Tourism
• Toys
• Traditional Medicine
• Trains
• Translation
• Transplants
• Transportation
• Travel
• Turkey
• Twitter

U

• UFOs
• Uganda
• United Arab Emirates
• United Kingdom
• United Nations
• United States
• Universe
• University
• Uruguay
• Uzbekistan

V

• Valentine's Day
• Vandalism
• Vegetarianism
• Video games
• Video games news lesson
• Vietnam
• Violence
• Vitamins
• Vocabulary
• Vocabulary Activities
• Volunteerism
• Voting

W

• Waiting
• Wales
• Walking
• War
• War Crimes
• Water
• Wealth
• Weapons
• Weather
• Websites
• Weddings
• Weekends
• Weight
• Welfare
• Whales
• Women
• Words
• Work
• Wrinkles
• Writing
• Writing Activities

X

• X-rays
• Xenophobia

Y

• Years
• Yemen
• Yes
• Youth

Z

• Zambia
• Zimbabwe
• Zombies
• Zoos

Grammar

• -ed / -ing Adjectives
• Articles
• Comparatives
• Do You Ever...?
• Going To
• Have You Ever...?
• How Often...?
• Prefer...
• Present Perfect
• Present Simple
• Put and Take
• Second Conditional
• Superlatives
• What's It Like...?
• What's Your Favourite...?
• When Was The First Time...?
• When Was The Last Time...?
• Will You Ever...?
• Would You Ever...?

Idioms

• Animal
• Back (the body part)
• Bird
• Blood
• Body
• Business
• Cat
• Dog
• Hands (1)
• Hands (2)
• Horse

#

• 50 Cent

A

• Aishwarya Bachchan
• Alex Rodriguez
• Albert Einstein
• Amy Winehouse
• Angela Merkel
• Angelina Jolie
• Anna Netrebko
• Anne Frank
• Asashoryu
• Atatürk
• Audrey Hepburn
• Aung San Suu Kyi
• Ayumi Hamasaki

B

• Ban Ki-moon
• Barack Obama
• Beyonce Knowles
• Bill Gates
• Bjork
• Bob Dylan
• Bob Marley
• Brad Pitt
• Britney Spears

C

• Carla Bruni
• Celine Dion
• Cesar Chavez
• Che Guevara
• Christiane Amanpour
• Christina Aguilera
• Coco Chanel
• Cristiano Ronaldo
• Cristina Kirchner

D

• Dalai Lama
• David Beckham
• David Bowie
• Dian Fossey
• Dmitry Medvedev
• Diana, Princess of Wales
• Donald Trump

E

• Edith Piaf
• Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf
• Ellen MacArthur
• Enzo Ferrari
• Eva Peron

F

• Fernando Botero
• Fidel Castro
• Francis Firebrace

G

• Georgia O'Keeffe
• Germaine Greer
• Gilberto Gil
• Gloria Arroyo
• Gore Vidal

H

• Haifa Wehbe
• Halle Berry
• Helen Clark
• Helen Keller
• Hikaru Utada
• Hillary Rodham Clinton
• Hu Jintao
• Hugo Chavez

I

• Ichiro Suzuki
• Indra Nooyi
• Ingrid Betancourt
• Isabel Allende
• Ivy Bean

J

• Jackie Chan
• Jay-Z
• Jay Chou
• Jennifer Lopez
• J.K. Rowling
• John Lennon
• John McCain
• Johhny Depp
• Jonathan Ive, KBE
• Jose Ramos Horta
• Julia Roberts
• Justin Bieber
• Justin Timberlake

K

• Kate Moss
• Keira Knightley
• Kim Jong-Il
• King Bhumibol
• King Mswati III
• Kitano Takeshi
• Kobe Bryant

L

• Larry Page
• Leonardo DiCaprio
• Lewis Hamilton
• Lionel Messi
• Lorena Ochoa
• Lucy Liu
• Luisa Diogo

M

• Madonna
• Mahmoud Abbas
• Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
• Malcolm X
• Margaret Thatcher
• Margot Fonteyn
• Maria Callas
• Maria Montessori
• Maria Sharapova
• Marie Curie
• Mark Zuckerberg
• Marilyn Monroe
• Martin Luther King
• Martti Ahtisaari
• Mary J. Blige
• Maya Angelou
• Michael Jackson
• Michael Moore
• Michelle Bachelet
• Missy Elliott
• Mohandes Mahatma Gandhi
• Mother Teresa
• Muqtada Al-sadr

N

• Naguib Mahfouz
• Nancy Ajram
• Naomi Campbell
• Nelson Mandela
• Nicole Kidman
• Noam Chomsky

O

• Oprah Winfrey
• Osama Bin Laden
• Oscar Pistorius

P

• Pablo Picasso
• Paris Hilton
• Paulo Coelho
• Penelope Cruz
• Pope Benedict XVI
• Preity Zinta
• Prince William & Kate Middleton

Q

• Queen Elizabeth II
• Queen Rania
• Quentin Tarantino

R

• Rachel Carson
• Radovan Karadzic
• Ratan Tata
• Robert Mugabe
• Rowan Atkinson

S

• Sarah Palin
• Sergey Brin
• Shakira
• Sheikh Mohammed Al
  Maktoum
• Sheikha Lubna
• Shigeru Miyamoto
• Shirin Ebadi
• Sonia Gandhi
• Steve Jobs
• Steven Spielberg

T

• Tadao Ando
• Tata Young
• Tiger Woods
• Tim Berners-Lee

V

• Vaneeza Ahmed
• Venus Williams

W

• Walt Disney
• Wangari Maathai
• Wayne Rooney
• Will Smith
• Wolfgang Mozart

Y

• Yao Ming
• Yelena Isinbayeva
• Yulia Tymoshenko
• Yusuf Islam

Z

• Zhang Ziyi

January

A

• Adidas
• Amazon
• American Express
• Apple
• Armani
• Asahi Shimbun
• Avon

B

• Barbie
• Benetton
• Blackberry
• BMW
• Boeing
• Budweiser
• Burberry
• Burger King

C

• Canon
• Carlsberg
• Chanel
• Citibank
• CNN
• Coca Cola
• Colgate-Palmolive

D

• Dell
• Disney
• Duracell

E

• eBay

F

• Federal Express
• Ferrari
• Financial Times
• Ford

G

• Gap
• General Electric
• Gillette
• Goldman Sachs
• Gucci
• Guinness

H

• Harley Davidson
• Heineken
• Heinz
• Hertz
• Hewlett Packard
• Hilton
• Honda
• HSBC

I

• IBM
• IKEA
• Intel

J

• Jack Daniels

K

• Kellogg's
• KFC
• Kleenex
• Kodak
• Kraft

L

• Levi's
• Louis Vuitton

M

• Manchester United
• Marlboro
• McDonald's
• Mercedes
• Merrill Lynch
• Microsoft
• Mobil
• Moet et Chandon
• Motorola
• MTV

N

• NBA
• Nike
• Nintendo
• Nissan
• Nivea
• Nokia

P

• Pampers
• Panasonic
• Pepsi
• Pfizer
• Pixar
• Pizza Hut
• Polo Ralph Lauren
• Porsche
• Prada
• Pringles
• Puma

R

• Red Bull
• Reuters
• Rolex
• Ryanair

S

• Samsung
• Shell
• Siemens
• Sony
• Starbucks
• Subway

T

• Tata
• Toyota
• Toys R Us
• Twitter

V

• VISA
• Volkswagen

W

• Wrigley

X

• Xerox

Y

• Yahoo!

Z

• Zara

A

• Accidents
• Actors
• Advertising
• Advice
• Airplanes
• Airports
• Alcohol
• Aliens
• Animals
• Anti-Aging Creams
• Apartments
• Art
• Autumn
• Avatars

B

• Babysitting
• Bad Habits
• Banks
• Baths
• Beauty
• Being Afraid
• Being Married
• Being Single
• Birthdays
• Blood
• Books
• Bullying
• Business
• Busy

C

• Calories
• Carbon Footprint
• Careers
• Cars
• Chickens
• Children
• Chocolate
• Christmas
• Climate Change
• Clothes
• Coffee
• Computers
• Cosmetic Surgery
• Cosmetics
• Credit Cards
• Crime
• Culture
• Current Events
• Cyber-bullying
• Cyber Crime

D

• Dancing
• Danger
• Death
• Dentists
• Diamonds
• Digital Cameras
• Directions
• Disability
• Discrimination
• Diseases
• Divorce
• Doctors
• Dogs
• Dreams
• Driving
• Drugs

E

• E-Mail
• Eating
• Education
• Eggs
• Electricity
• Emergencies
• Energy
• English
• Evolution
• Exercise

F

• Factories
• Family
• Famine
• Fashion
• Fast Food
• Fear
• Feet
• First Impressions
• Fish
• Fishing
• Flowers
• Flying
• Food
• Food Safety
• Football
• Formula One
• Four Seasons
• Freedom
• French Fries
• Friends
• Frustration
• Fun
• Funerals
• Furniture

G

• Gambling
• Gangs
• Gangsters
• Gardening
• Gardens
• Genetic Engineering
• Genocide
• Getting Married
• Global Warming
• Globalization
• God
• Gold
• Golden Week
• Google
• Gossip
• Grammar
• Gun Control
• Guns

H

• Hacking
• Hair
• Haircuts
• Halloween
• Hands
• Hangovers
• Happiness
• Harry Potter
• Hate Crimes
• Health
• Healthcare
• Heart
• Heart Attacks
• Heaven
• Heroes
• Hiking
• Hip-Hop
• History
• Holidays
• Home School
• Homelessness
• Homes
• Horoscopes
• Hospitals
• Houses
• Housewives
• Human Rights
• Humour

I

• I Love You
• Identity Cards
• Immigration
• Inflation
• Information
• Insects
• Intelligence
• Internet
• Investments

J

• Jewelry
• Job Interviews
• Jokes
• Journalism
• Juice
• Junk Mail

K

• Kissing
• Knowledge

L

• Laughter
• Language
• Laws
• Leadership
• Learning
• Libraries
• Lies
• Life
• Lifestyle
• Listening
• Literature
• Love
• Love at First Sight
• Luck

M

• Magazines
• Management
• Marathons
• Marketing
• Marriage
• Mathematics
• Meat
• Media
• Medicine
• Meditation
• Memories
• Men
• Mental Health
• Microsoft
• Milk
• Mobile Phones
• Models
• Modern Living
• Monarchy
• Money
• Moon
• Mothers
• Mountains
• Movies
• MP3s
• Multiculturalism
• Murder
• Muscles
• Museums
• Music
• Musical Instruments
• Mysteries

N

• Nails
• Names
• National Anthems
• Nationality
• Natural Disasters
• Neighbours
• News
• Night
• No
• Nobel Prize
• Noise
• Noses
• Nuclear Energy
• Nuclear Weapons
• Numbers
• Nursing

O

• Obesity
• Oceans
• Oil
• OK
• Old Age
• Olympics
• One
• Operations
• Opinions
• Organ Transplants
• Overpopulation
• Ozone Layer

P

• Painting
• Panic
• Paper
• Parenting
• Parks
• Parties
• Passports
• Pasta
• Patience
• Peace
• Pensions
• People
• Perfume
• Personal Problems
• Personality
• Pets
• Philosophy
• Phobias
• Photography
• Physics
• Picnics
• Pilots
• Pizza
• Plagiarism
• Planets
• Plastic
• Poetry
• Police
• Politics
• Pollution
• Population
• Pornography
• Postal Service
• Potatoes
• Poverty
• Power
• Prayer
• Pregnancy
• Prejudice
• Prices
• Pride
• Privacy
• Pronunciation
• Property
• Prostitition
• Protests
• Psychology
• Public Relations
• Pubs, Clubs and Bars
• Pyramids

Q

• Qualifications
• Quality
• Quality of Life
• Quarreling
• Questions
• Quizzes
• Quotations

R

• Racism
• Radio
• Radios
• Rain
• Ramadan
• Rap Music
• Reading
• Reading Activities
• Reality TV
• Recycling
• Red
• Refugees
• Religion
• Rent
• Research
• Restaurants
• Retirement
• Rice
• Risk
• Road Rage
• Robots
• Rock 'n' Roll
• Roses
• Royal Wedding
• Rubbish
• Rudeness

S

• Safety
• Salad
• Sand
• School
• Science
• Science Fiction
• Search Engines
• Security
• Senility
• Senses
• Seven Wonders of the World
• Sex
• Sexism
• Shopping
• Sightseeing
• Silence
• Sin
• Skin
• Slavery
• Sleep
• Smells
• Smiling
• Smoking
• Snacks
• Snakes
• Snow
• Sochi Olympics
• Social Issues
• Social Networking
• Social Work
• Socialism
• Society
• Software
• Solar Energy
• Solar System
• Soldiers
• Sound
• Souvenirs
• Speaking Activities
• Speed
• Spelling
• Spelling Activities
• Spiders
• Sport
• Spring
• Standard of Living
• Statistics
• Stem Cell Research
• Stereotypes
• Stock Market
• Stress
• Students
• Studying
• Success
• Sugar
• Suicide
• Summer
• Sumo
• Sun
• Super Bowl XLIV
• Supermarkets
• Surgery
• Sustainable Development
• Sweatshops

T

• Tax
• Taxis
• Teaching
• Tears
• Technology
• Teddy Bears
• Teenagers
• Teeth
• Telephones
• Television
• Temperature
• Tennis
• Terrorism
• Tests
• The Family Pet
• Theatre
• Tigers
• Time
• Tourism
• Toys
• Traffic
• Trains
• Translation
• Transplants
• Transportation
• Travelling

U

• UFOs
• United Nations
• Universe
• University

V

• Valentine's Love
• Valentine's Hate
• Vandalism
• Vegetarianism
• Video Games
• Violence
• Vitamins
• Vocabulary
• Vocabulary Activities
• Volunteerism
• Voting

W

• Walking
• War
• War Crimes
• Water
• Wealth
• Weapons
• Weather
• Websites
• Wedding Anniversaries
• Weddings
• Weekends
• Weight
• Whales
• Winter
• Winter Olympics
• Women
• Words
• Writing
• Writing Activities
• 2010 World Cup (S.Africa)

X

• Xenophobia
• X-Rays

Y

• Yes
• Youth

Z

• Zoos

2010 FIFA World Cup

I made a lesson for every team in the tournament:

Group A

• South Africa
• Uruguay
• Mexico
• France

Group B

• Argentina
• Nigeria
• S. Korea
• Greece

Group C

• England
• U.S.A.
• Algeria
• Slovenia

Group D

• Germany
• Australia
• Serbia
• Ghana

Group E

• Netherlands
• Denmark
• Japan
• Cameroon

Group F

• Italy
• Paraguay
• New Zealand
• Slovakia

Group G

• Brazil
• N. Korea
• Cote d'Ivoire
• Portugal

Group H

• Spain
• Switzerland
• Honduras
• Chile

Latest at the top

• Barack Obama
• George W. Bush
• Bill Clinton
• George H. Bush
• Ronald Reagan
• Jimmy Carter
• Gerald Ford
• Richard Nixon
• Lyndon B. Johnson
• John F. Kennedy
• Dwight D Eisenhower
• Harry S. Truman
• Franklin D. Rosevelt
• Herbert Hoover
• Calvin Coolidge
• Warren G. Harding
• Woodrow Wilson
• William Howard Taft
• Theodore Roosevelt
• William McKinley
• Grover Cleveland
• Benjamin Harrison
• Chester A. Arthur
• James Garfield
• Rutherford B. Hayes
• Ulysses S. Grant
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• Franklin Pierce
• Millard Fillmore
• Zachary Taylor
• James K. Polk
• John Tyler
• William Henry Harrison
• Martin Van Buren
• Andrew Jackson
• John Quincy Adams
• James Monroe
• James Madison
• Thomas Jefferson
• John Adams
• George Washington

2013

• Icelandic girl fights for her name

December 2012

• Sibling fights lead to depression
• Man fired because of "pink slime"
• Hobbit fans gather at NZ cinema

October 2012

• Sweden tops English-speaking list
• Apple starts selling new iPad Mini
• Scientists make petrol from air
• Baumgartner falls faster than speed of sound
• Woman receives $15 QUADRILLION phone bill
• Vest that 'hugs' you after a Facebook Like

September 2012

• Fear of having no mobile phone rises
• China's super-rich get "poorer"
• Soda and sugary drinks cause obesity
• Obese Indian elephants put on a diet
• British schools put cameras in toilets
• 2012 Paralympics close in London
• McDonald's India opens vegetarian restaurants
• Archbishop Tutu calls for Blair-Bush trial

August 2012

• Calls for Taiwan men to sit down to pee
• Lance Armstrong banned and loses titles
• Bank of Canada's Asian face U-turn
• Music streaming sales up 40%
• Endangered species in U.S. shark fin soup
• NASA rover sends back first color photo
• First Saudi woman takes part in Olympics
• Half of India has no electricity