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Stormy sky is winning shot in Suffolk Beauty photography competition. The image, captured by Juliet Blaxand at Easton Bavents, came top in the new contest which was run for the first time this year. Organised by the Suffolk Preservation Society (SPS), the competition saw more than 100 entries sent in and scrutinised by judges Roy Fox, Linda Clapham and Richard Jozefowski. They were tasked with whittling down that number to a shortlist of just 10 photographs. Winners were announced at a ceremony at Haughley Park Barns on Monday. A photograph called Southwold Beach Huts by Kinga Ston came second, while an image named Ipswich Street Scene taken by Matt Huggins was third. Winner Juliet said her home – which is the most easterly placed house on the Suffolk coast – was the focus of her entry. The judges awarded her first prize because of the way she had captured the “atmospheric Suffolk sky”. They praised her placement of the historic farm buildings, the image’s open...

Boruto: Naruto upcoming young Generations having force dramatic In an apocalyptic future,  Boruto  Uzumaki, son of Seventh Hokage  Naruto  and Hinata, battles the tattooed Kawaki above the ruins of the Hidden Leaf Village. After Kawaki declares that the age of the ninja is over, the story flashes back several years to the eve of  Boruto 's entrance into the Ninja Academy in a rapidly modernizing Hidden Leaf Village. When  Boruto  spies a boy his age being bullied and steps in to help out, that boy turns out to be Denki, the son of a CEO, who's being forced by his father to join Ninja Academy in order to be strong enough inherit the family business.  Boruto  encourages Denki to stand up to his father, but later notices an evil aura radiating from him.  Boruto  is bound to make a dramatic arrival to his first day at the Academy!  Boruto: Naruto Next Generations  is based on a manga and  can be found streaming on...

Late Show  host Stephen Colbert dragged President Donald Trump on Monday with a gay joke about him and Russian President Vladimir Putin.                 Watch show “The only thing your mouth is good for is being Vladimir Putin’s cock holster,” Colbert said in his opening monologue. The  Late Show  host was responding to Trump's  interview with John Dickerson , who hosts  Face the Nation  — which also airs on CBS. Trump said during the interview that he liked to called the show "Deface the Nation." Colbert said Dickerson has "has way too much dignity to trade insults with a president of the United States," before adding that he did not. Colbert then went through a list of pun-y jokes that was capped off with the line about Trump and Putin having oral sex. The comment was met with laughter from the audience during the taping of the show, but people on both sides of the political spectrum quick...

A ferry from Fukuoka, Japan will take you to  Aoshima Island  in less than 20 minutes. Though just slightly more than 50 people -- mostly fisherman and their elderly relatives -- inhabit the island, Aoshima has become a booming tourist attraction. Why? Cats. Known as "cat island" and "cat heaven," Aoshima has six cats for every human, making the island a veritable breeding ground for and "civilization" of strays. Indeed, cats arrange themselves in hierarchies, where males compete for territory and their female mates compete for food. Taken together, this yields a violent patriarchy of warring factions. As you might imagine, these cats don't live as long as their domesticated counterparts: Ferals have a life expectancy of  three to five years  whereas house cats easily can live for 15 years. Consequently, cat researchers and activists argue that living conditions on cat heaven are anything but heavenly. With so much interspecies competition, kit...

Infamous Lion Killer Falls 100 Feet To His Death During Hunt This veterinarian/hunter drew the ire of the internet last year following the release of photos of him posing with his kills. An Italian veterinarian and hunter who found infamy online last year due to photos of him posing with a lion he’d killed recently slipped on ice and fell 100 feet to his death while on a hunt. Luciano Ponzetto, 55, was hunting birds in the hills near Turin before he slipped and fell into a ravine, killing him instantly. “We were called by the mountain rescue services who had been alerted to the incident by someone who was out with him,” an Italian police spokesperson told  The Sun , confirming his death. “His body was recovered by helicopter and taken to a local hospital,” the spokesperson added, before saying “It looks like he slipped and fell when he was out hunting. He died instantly and there was nothing that could be done.” Ponzetto drew the ire of the internet back in Nov...