Kanye can't stop smiling on stroll with Kim hours after explaining why he doesn't smile

Kanye West took to Twitter last night to explain why he hardly smiles. Hopefully some of you understand what he means by 'Not smiling makes me smile'. 

Anyway, the rapper couldn't stop smiling as he took a stroll in West Hollywood with his curvy wife Kim K, who stepped out in a skin-tight Lanvin skirt and a see-through top without a bra. That will make any man smile. Kim's top is more scandalous than it looks.

Blue Ivy is really a spitting image of her father

We all look like our parents but it's as if Jay Z cloned Blue Ivy. The older she gets, the more she looks like him. Such a cutie. Wonder what Jay Z' son will look like

Brad Pitt honors Angelina Jolie, wears hand drawn Maleficent shirt

The 50 year old movie star was photographed arriving hand in hand with Angelina Jolie at a London airport last Thursday wearing a V-neck T-shirt with a drawing of his wife's character Maleficent, horns and all. Photo credit: Panda/INFphoto

Voting begins in tense Bosnia election

Politicians have largely chosen to appeal to their own ethnic group rather than to Bosnians as a whole

Voting has begun in Bosnia in an election dominated by nationalist rhetoric and a stagnant economy.

It comes nearly 20 years after the end of the devastating Bosnian war in which more than 100,000 people were killed.
Tensions between Bosnia's main ethnic groups - Muslims (Bosniaks), Serbs and Croats - remain high, and some groups have called for secession.
The country is one of the poorest in Europe, with joblessness at 44% and youth unemployment even higher.
Polls will close on Sunday afternoon and the first results are expected later on Sunday evening.
It is the seventh election since the US-brokered Dayton peace agreement ended the 1992-1995 war between the main ethnic groups.

Akaoua Babiana, the wife of Cameroon's deputy PM, was among the hostages released

Twenty-seven people including 10 Chinese workers held for months by suspected Boko Haram militants have arrived in Cameroon's capital.

Labour's Hunt urges 'Hippocratic oath' for teachers

Tristram Hunt says teaching standards are the key to improving schools

Teachers should take a public oath committing themselves to the values of their profession, suggests Labour's Tristram Hunt.

The shadow education secretary says it would be like the Hippocratic oath taken by doctors.
Such a symbolic statement when teachers qualified would help to "elevate" the status of the profession, he says.
The pledge would emphasise the "moral calling and the noble profession of teaching".
Mr Hunt has returned from visiting Singapore, which has one of the world's highest-performing education systems, where he was looking for ideas to bring to England.

UK troops training Kurdish forces in Iraq, says MoD

A "specialist team" of 12 UK soldiers is training Kurdish forces fighting Islamic State militants in Iraq, the Ministry of Defence has said.

It said troops from the Yorkshire Regiment were training Iraqi Kurds to use UK-supplied heavy machine guns.
The soldiers are expected to spend a week in Irbil, in Kurdish-controlled northern Iraq.
Royal Air Force Tornado jets based in Cyprus have been flying combat missions over Iraq since September.
The UK training mission comes amid heavy fighting between Syrian Kurds and IS forces in the town of Kobane, in Syria.
Last month, the Ministry of Defence announced it was supplying Kurdish forces, known as the Peshmerga, with 40 heavy machine guns, as well as thousands of rounds of ammunition.
The RAF has also transported military equipment and ammunition to northern Iraq on behalf of other countries, while providing equipment such as body armour, helmets and ration packs.
'Non-combat army trainers'