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She came as a Princess, She thought as a Queen, She lived for a warrior, She died as mean One of the most popular Legend is the Amazon Era. It was an era which came to shed blood, more and more, only for Revenge. The Ladies were the leaders when the Men were scared. They were killed without any reason after getting the seed. The plot fixed around a time when Amazon flourished a bit till a Queen named Serelia came to power. Due to her soft nature, somehow Amazon began witnessing its downfall but she had a cattle, her army of women, which was keen in all the subjects the queen should be aware of. But Queen had other plans despite of the Rage shown by the cattle and the Men Army at the bay which needed revenge for the killings and bloodshed. Rihan, a victim of the cattle plays a vital role when he is mingled with the Queen under the stars but the fate was no different to him. A glimpse by the poet for the Queen which flourished: AS pretty as a lotu

Certainly no one believes the dragons that have thrilled viewers of HBO’s hit series exist in any real sense. And yet it’s still somewhat surprising to see the British actor Emilia Clarke, who plays exiled queen Daenerys, straddling the “buck” on a soundstage at Titanic Studios, a film complex named after this city’s other famously massive export. The machine under Clarke looks like a big pommel horse and moves in sync with a computer animation of what will become a dragon. Clarke doesn’t talk much between takes. Over and over, a wind gun blasts her with just enough force to make me worry about the integrity of her ash blond wig. ( Its particular color is the result of 2½ months’ worth of testing and seven prototypes, according to the show’s hair designer .) Over and over, Clarke stares down at a masking-tape mark on the floor the instant episode director Alan Taylor shouts, “Now!” Nearby, several visual-effects supervisors watch on monitors.      Watch The Fun

The eunuchs are fully castrated, with their penis and testicles cut, and their manhoods are burned at the altar of the Lady of Spears. This means that they cannot be as strong as whole men, but this is more than made up for by discipline. They regularly consume an elixir called the wine of courage to deaden their sensitivity to pain. They drink it with every meal, and every year feel less and less pain. Throughout Game of Thrones, a sweet though strange romance has been brewing between Unsullied warrior Grey Worm and Daenery's handmaiden Missandei. It's partly strange because Grey Worm knows nothing but battle, training as a child to become a soldier. He's not exactly programed to love. But it's also interesting because his soldier class are castrated as children. But now that the Unsullied enjoy more freedom under their new queen, Grey Worm and Missandei are getting close.The scene comes after a poetic confession from Grey Worm that Missandei is his

“Stealthing,” when a man secretly removes his condom in the middle of sex, is a form of sexual assault and should be treated as such. Even more troubling is the online community Brodsky uncovered, where men encourage other men to “stealth” their partners. These perpetrators — both gay and straight — believe it’s a man’s right to “spread one’s seed.” Not only does “stealthing” leave a victim vulnerable to pregnancy or STIs, it causes the same type of emotional, physical and financial harm that stems from other, more clearly defined, violent sex acts. One of the victim described what happened with her partner as a “blatant violation of what we’d agree to.” One man has now anonymously spoken out to explain why he does it. The main reason? “Because it feels better with no condom on.” Risks of stealthing The NHS website states a number of risks involved when an individual has sex without a condom. There's a chance of a woman getting pregnant and the possibility of

Smiling widely at a news conference on Monday during a visit to Washington, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met the president's outstretched arm not as an invitation for a handshake, but as a pull toward an embrace. Then he did it again in the White House Rose Garden. Then once more before leaving. Trump appeared stiff and uncomfortable with the first hug, smiling thinly and patting Modi on the back a couple of times. But it was the same folksy, effusive greeting Modi has used with Trump's predecessor, Barack Obama, and a host of foreign dignitaries and celebrities, from former French President Francois Hollande, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Hollywood's Hugh Jackman. "Modi doesn't hug just anyone," said political scientist Sreeram Chaulia, dean of the Jindal School of International Affairs in New Delhi. "If you look at the list of people he's hugged, these

Smiling widely at a news conference on Monday during a visit to Washington, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met the president's outstretched arm not as an invitation for a handshake, but as a pull toward an embrace. Then he did it again in the White House Rose Garden. Then once more before leaving. Trump appeared stiff and uncomfortable with the first hug, smiling thinly and patting Modi on the back a couple of times. But it was the same folksy, effusive greeting Modi has used with Trump's predecessor, Barack Obama, and a host of foreign dignitaries and celebrities, from former French President Francois Hollande, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Hollywood's Hugh Jackman. "Modi doesn't hug just anyone," said political scientist Sreeram Chaulia, dean of the Jindal School of International Affairs in New Delhi. "If you look at the list of people he's hugged, these are

"That dark dweller in Braj Is my only refuge. O my companion, worldly comfort is an illusion, As soon you get it, it goes. I have chosen the indestructible for my refuge, Him whom the snake of death will not devour. My beloved dwells in my heart all day, I have actually seen that abode of joy. Meera's lord is Hari, the indestructible. My lord, I have taken refuge with you, your maidservant" "It was the time when forts, kings, romantic sagas were made to be felt eternal till the universe will cease to exist and there took a birth of a girl named MEERA in the fort of Merta, Rajasthan, a state in Indian subcontinent."  She Loved the Flute God "Krishna" who has divine presence in the whole universe. World opposed her, a forceful unhappy marriage, criticisms, tortures and never ending burden on her shoulders for being the queen of a royal patronage. She never retaliated from her Lover Krishna despite of hardships, but Krishna had someth

Donald Trump sent a tweet attacking presenter Mika Brzezinski calling her ‘lazy’ and claiming she ‘was bleeding heavily from a face lift’ when they met previously . While the host of Morning Joe was quick to respond with a tweet of her own, she also had the backing of noted Trump basher JK Rowling. The Harry Potter author was having none of it and retweeted The Donald with a biting Abraham Lincoln quote about power in the caption. Take that Mr President: 'Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power.' Abraham Lincoln pic.twitter.com/vkJnlXbnXg — J.K. Rowling (@jk_rowling) June 29, 2017 At the time of writing the tweet has received nearly 140,000 likes so maybe President Trump will think twice about insulting someone on Twitter again. Or Maybe Not. References: http://entertainment.ie Read about a lover who claims that she loves her God "Krishna-The cowherd" Is she able to get her God lover

"I've actually come off Twitter completely," he told. "I can't read it. "I go on it and there's nothing but people saying mean things. One comment ruins your day. But that's why I've come off it." A quick scan of Twitter finds a number of negative - although not necessarily abusive - comments directed towards the 26-year-old. "Irritating ginger busker" is a particularly common insult; while the song Galway Girl has provoked a torrent of anger. Most recently, Sheeran had to defend himself against accusations of using a backing track during his headline set at Glastonbury. The star uses a loop pedal during his performances, which allows him to record his vocal and guitar lines, creating a layered, looped accompaniment live, on the spot. "Is it a backing track or invisible musicians?!? Who's playing when Ed Sheeran stops?!?" wrote one mystified fan. "Couldn't he get real musicians? I like him but a

"They were in love, they loved each other," Pedro Ruiz's aunt said of the aspiring YouTubers  Monalisa Perez, 19, and her boyfriend Pedro Ruiz, 22, wanted to be famous on YouTube. But until a dramatic stunt on 26 June involving a gun and a hardcover book that left Pedro dead, there was little indication in their videos how far they were prepared to go in order to attain online celebrity. The couple from the US state of Minnesota had been uploading videos for less than two months documenting their everyday lives. Though they had filmed some minor pranks - Monalisa dusting a donut with baby powder before feeding it to Pedro, for example - they seemed relatively harmless. In one video filmed in a hospital, they learn their new baby is going to be a boy. "Imagine when we have 300,000 subscribers," Monalisa pondered in a video uploaded at a fun fair on the day Pedro was killed. "People will be like 'oh my god, hi!'" Now she fac