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Austrian authorities have arrested an Adolf Hitler lookalike who is suspected of breaking laws against glorifying the Nazi era. The 25-year-old, described by local media as "Hitler's double", sports the distinctive moustache, haircut and clothing. An investigation was launched after the suspect identified himself in a local bar as Harald Hitler, and was allegedly spotted in a local bookshop browsing through magazines about the Second World War. Glorifying Hitler or the Nazis is a criminal offence in Austria, which was annexed by Nazi Germany in 1938. Police spokesman David Furtner said the suspect was detained after being seen repeatedly in front of the house where Hitler was born in the town of Braunau, on the Austrian-German border. The three-storey building itself is the subject of a legal wrangle between its owner and the government. Austria's parliament voted in December to buy the building to control how it is used.

A woman has been arrested over the apparent assassination of North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un's half-brother in Malaysia. The suspect from Myanmar was detained at Kuala Lumpur International Airport - where Kim Jong-Nam was reportedly murdered while waiting to catch a flight to Macau on Monday. Malaysian Police said she was alone at the time and holding a Vietnamese travel document in which she was identified as 28-year-old Doan Thi Huong. The arrest follows the emergence of CCTV images of the suspected female assassins who are believed to have carried out the murder. Kim Jong-Nam was reportedly assassinated by two Pyongyang agents. The women are believed to have used poisoned needles , a poisoned spray or the 45-year-old was grabbed from behind and smothered with a poison-laced cloth. Malaysian and South Korean media broadcast pictures of the suspects wanted in connection with the killing. The CCTV images from outside the capital's international airport show one ...

Media reports claim that at least 15 people filed complaints within the past 2 weeks with the Better Business Bureau, claiming they smelled "chemicals and glue" when opening Kylie's Royal Peach Eyeshadow Palette which sells for $45. Customers described the odor as "spray paint" or "paint thinner," and one said it stunk so bad she put the whole package outside her house. There's also at least one complaint of the makeup causing "a horrible headache." The BBB has now confirmed that Kylie Cosmetics launched an investigation immediately and found an adhesive in the packaging was causing the smell. With the conclusion of the internal investigation, Kylie's company insists it's safe to use.

Adele has confirmed that she secretly married her long term partner, Simon Konecki. She made this revelation during her Grammy Awards speech. The singer who won five awards was emotional as she took to the stage to accept the award for best album. She thanked her "husband" gesturing towards partner Simon Konecki who watched from the audience, saying "Grammys, I appreciate it, the Academy, I love you, my manager, my husband and my son - you're the only reason I do it" For months there had been speculations that Adele tied the knot secretly in December. This was after the singer was spotted wearing a gold band on her ring finger while she was out shopping. Now, with her acceptance speech, she has taken away all doubts. Adele and Simon, share a four-year-old son, Angelo, together, and have been together for over five years before they got engaged in October last year. Adele who beat Beyonce to win album of the year award dedicated her award to Bey, moving the ex...

The Grammy Award event which took place on the 12th of February at Las Vegas was indeed a memorable event. Below are the list of 2017 Grammy Award winners. 📀Album of the Year 25, Adele 📀Record of the Year “Hello,” Adele 📀Song of the Year “Hello,” Adele and Greg Kurstin 📀Best New Artist Chance the Rapper 📀Best Pop Vocal Album 25, Adele 📀Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album Summertime: Willie Nelson Sings Gershwin, Willie Nelson 📀Best Pop Solo Performance “Hello,” Adele 📀Best Pop Duo/Group Performance “Stressed Out,” Twenty One Pilots 📀Best Country Album A Sailor's Guide to Earth, Sturgill Simpson 📀Best Country Solo Performance “My Church,” Maren Morris 📀Best Country Duo/Group Performance “Jolene” [ft. Dolly Parton], Pentatonix 📀Best Country Song “Humble and Kind,” Lori McKenna, songwriter (Tim McGraw) 📀Best Rock Album Tell Me I'm Pretty, Cage the Elephant 📀Best Rock Song “Blackstar,” David Bowie 📀Best Rock Performance “Bl...

Hamburg Airport was evacuated after 33 people were hurt by an unknown toxin which spread through its air conditioning system. According to the German news agency DPA around 50 people complained about breathing problems and burning eyes. Some people were taken to hospital. Authorities have been trying to work out what the hazardous substance is which occurred in a security check area. Police have said it is not a terrorist incident. Tourist Vicky Elise, who's at the airport, told Sky News: "All of a sudden we were told we had to leave the airport immediately. It was a bit worrying." Airport spokeswoman Karen Stein said: "We have cancelled all flights at least until 2pm and most parts of the airport have been evacuated." Those who have been evacuated are being forced to wait outside the terminal building in freezing conditions.

The South African Narcotics Enforcement Bureau (SANEB) in Johannesburg on Tuesday, February 7, 2017, arrested a 37-year-old Nigerian woman for dealing with hard drugs. She was busted after Police followed up information about drug dealers in Buccleauch. The woman  identified as Clara Maduka was caught with 594 wrapped cocaine rocks at an estimated value of R90 000. Maduka appeared before the Alexandra Magistrates Court on Wednesday for dealing in drugs and was remanded in custody. Commenting after her arrest,the Acting Provincial Head of Gauteng’s Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation, Brigadier Sekelema Lewele said that  the directorate wouldn’t stop striving to arrest anyone who is dealing, manufacturing and distributing drugs in South Africa. 'It is our mandate to get rid of the scourge of drugs within our communities. We will do so without fear or favour,' he said.