Selfie

Manny the cat loves to take selfies, or at least fondle GoPro cameras. According to Instagram user @yoremahm, Manny learned to use the camera by chance when it reached out to touch the camera during a shoot one day. Now, Manny’s selfies have become an Internet sensation.

Zoe Saldana, 37-year-old Avatar star, her Italia artist husband Marco Perego and their adorable 13-month-old twin sons are excited for Christmas. They posted their picture-perfect Christmas moments on their family couch on social media!

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Remember Lucy, 28, Sophie, 26, and Stacie Brooks, 25? The three sisters rose to international fame due to their successful ‘rinsing’ of men on social media on exchange for expensive gifts and treats.

There are some photographs such as that of Aylan Kurdi lying dead on the shores of Turkey that go viral, and yet others are fast forgotten. MIT’s ComputerMIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab (CSAIL) have created an algorithm they claim can predict how memorable or forgettable an image will be.

Justin Bieber spotted a mystery girl on Instagram on Monday and wanted eagerly to find out her identity.

The famous singer uploaded an image of the unknown beauty asking his fans to help him identify her.

He captioned the image: ‘OMG who is this!’. Immediately he received many messages from female fans claiming to be the young lady, as Daily Mail reports.

Who needs a press or publicity agent when selfies and social media now apparently reign supreme? Of course, you still have to have attained “celebrity status” in order to cause a PR sensation.

David Slater, a British wildlife photographer, has battled with animal rights grou PETA for ownership of a selfie that a mischevious macaque took with his camera. The animal welfare group is taking Slater to court, on behalf of the monkey, in order to give the primate ownership of the famous selfie.

President Recep Tayyip Erdo?an has slammed the editors of Turkish magazine Nokta, which was raided by police over its latest issue showing a photomontage of Erdo?an taking a selfie in front of a killed soldier?s coffin, as ?dishonorable and despicable.?

Speaking in a TV interview late on Sept. 16, Erdo?an said ?the law should give the answer? to Nokta.

President Recep Tayyip Erdo?an has slammed the editors of Turkish magazine Nokta, which was raided by police over its latest issue showing a photomontage of Erdo?an taking a selfie in front of a killed soldier?s coffin, as ?dishonorable and despicable.?

Speaking in a TV interview late on Sept. 16, Erdo?an said ?the law should give the answer? to Nokta.

An attempt at taking a selfie was the likely reason for a car crash that claimed the lives of two teenagers, one of the survivors has said.

Four people were traveling in a car which tumbled over near the town of Sliven on Sunday. A 14-year-old girl and a 18-year-old boy, both in the back seats, died in the incident, while the driver, 18, is in hospital with a serious head injury.