Emotion

BELGRADE - Works by 67 artists from 26 countries, featuring different approaches to the theme of "Pleasure of Love", were displayed on Friday at the Belgrade City Museum and the Cultural Centre of Belgrade as part of the 56th October Salon, which ends on November 6.

Taner Ceylan loves to discover new things and research to fulfill his desire to create. His paintings show his curiosities in life and how he is able to ask the right questions. Ceylan's emotionally charged paintings also reflect his personal life. His state of mind reflects in his paintings as he once again shares the technical mastery of 20th century photo-realism. 

Photographer Christian Vieler takes hilarious photos of dogs trying to catch food aiming to capture the range of intense emotions dogs experience when eating.

The pictures show the many faces of dogs, depicting excitement, confusion and sadness as the treat approaches them.

But, sometimes, the dogs are so unbothered that they miss the treat entirely.

The Directorate of Religious Affairs (Diyanet) has admitted a mistake in the controversial fatwa issued on its website last week addressing a father's potential lust for his daughter, saying it was caused by a "misinterpretation" of the Arabic and the officials responsible have been fired.

Photographer Petros Koublis waits for scenes to unfold rather than push preconceived concepts onto the natural environments that surround him.

Computer scientists used recent developments in artificial intelligence to create smarter apps that can identify facial expressions. The  Microsoft Project Oxford team has plans to release public beta versions of new tools that allow developers take advantage of new capabilities, including an emotion tool.

Some countries are more emotional than others, according to a Gallup poll conducted via phone interviews to 150,000 adults in 148 countries around the world. The study indicated the most emotional people in the world are predominantly in Latin America.

Total satisfaction in many instances is impossible to achieve.

Charltote McKinney’s rise to fame is vertical as she has posed for Vanity Fair’s June issue, and fashion houses such as Guess and Marciano among others.

The reason is evident, as are her curves which drive men all around her crazy with lust.

An "Academic walk of pride", scheduled for Friday at the Faculty of Philosophy in the Montenegrin town of Niksic has been put on hold for security reasons, police said.

The protest was canceled after police estimated that the legal requirements for the gathering to take place have not been met because of the "increased" security risk.