Khloe Kardashian to Lamar Odom "Never Go Back to a Disgusting Brothel" Khloe Kardashian headed to NYC to kick off her press tour for her new talk show, Kocktails With Khloe, on Jan. 13. She rocked three different looks in one day, and each was sexier than the next. Which outfit was your favorite? VOTE.
Khloe Kardashian, 31, had such a crazy packed day full of press while promoting her new talk show, Kocktails With Khloe, in NYC on Jan. 13. The reality star looked better than ever when she donned three different looks in one single day! We love all three of her sexy outfits and we cant decide which was our fave. VOTE and tell us what you think!Join Amazon Prime For Free Thousands of Movies & Shows Anytime
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Lets start with Khloes first stop on her press tour Howard Stern. She donned a green long-sleeve, skin-tight Self Portrait dress and it was fabulous. The bodycon midi dress featured sheer panels on her stomach, waist, and legs, making this dress look super slimming. She paired the dress with metallic gold pointy-toed pumps. Khloe posted an adorable pic on set with the caption, On my Kocktails with Khlo press tour in NYC! Shout out to @monicarosestyle for finding me this fab Self Portrait dress. Much love to my glam squad @joycebonelli and @cesar4styles
Her next look was for The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, and this might be our fave look from her. She absolutely killed it in a tight black jumpsuit that resembled a tuxedo. The Prabal Gurung one-piece featured a plunging neckline, satin lapels, a zipper down the front, and a completely cutout back with sexy lace paneling. She topped the look off with simple black Christian Louboutin pumps and a Monica Rose x Sarah Chloe necklace.
Khloes last look of the night was so unbelievably sexy and slimming, we cannot even handle it. She headed to Watch What Happens Live in a one-piece, skin-tight, black and white, leopard print catsuit that was so flattering, we dont even know what to say. Khloes body looks so insane in this outfit, we are freaking out. I dont know what shes been doing, but kudos to Khloe because she looks drop-dead.
What do you guys think of Khloes sexy looks? Which one was your fave? VOTE.
MUNFORD, Tenn. -- An eye-popping and unprecedented Powerball jackpot whose rise to $1.6 billion became a national fascination will be split three ways.
The winners" identities remain a mystery, but they bought their tickets in Florida, Tennessee and a Los Angeles suburb where even lottery losers were celebrating Thursday that such heady riches were won in their modest city.
The winners of the world-record jackpot overcame odds of 1 in 292.2 million to land on the numbers drawn Wednesday night, 4-8-19-27-34 and Powerball 10. They can take the winnings in annual payments spread over decades or a smaller amount in a lump sum.
The California ticket was sold at a 7-Eleven in Chino Hills, California, lottery spokesman Alex Traverso said. The winning Florida ticket was sold at a Publix grocery store in Melbourne Beach. The winning ticket in Tennessee was sold in Munford, north of Memphis, according to a statement from lottery officials in that state.
Three Munford stores offer Powerball tickets, but it wasn"t clear Thursday morning which retailer had sold the winning ticket and would get a $25,000 check. Tennessee lottery officials said they were headed to the winning store to make a presentation.
A significant media presence hit the small city - population just under 5,000 - as TV trucks from Memphis parked at the three stores. At a McDonald"s, local residents chatted about the ticket over coffee and biscuits, theorizing where it was purchased and what they would have done with the money.
Auto body shop worker Jerry Caudle said he was "freaking out" when he heard a winning ticket was sold in his town, but it turned out he matched only two numbers, for a prize of $14. He left the Munford Short Stop gas station and convenience store with a smile, but said the jackpot would have helped him - the auto body business wasn"t good in 2015.
"It"s been tough," he said. "The hardest winter for me here in 17 years."
The California store and its surrounding strip mall immediately became a popular gathering spot in the usually quiet suburb of 75,000 people. Hundreds of people, from news crews to gawkers, crowded the store and spilled into its parking lot.
They cheered and mugged for TV cameras as if it were New Year"s Eve or a sporting event. Many chanted, "Chino Hills! Chino Hills!" in celebration of the city.
"It"s history. We"re all so excited for our city," Rita Talwar, 52, who has lived in Chino Hills for 30 years, told the local newspaper, the San Bernardino Sun.
Some took selfies with the store clerk on duty, who became an instant celebrity and may well have been the man who sold the ticket after being on duty for much of the run-up to Wednesday night"s drawing.
"I"m very proud that the ticket was sold here," the clerk, M. Faroqui, told the Sun. "I"m very happy. This is very exciting."
7-Eleven store clerk M. Faroqui celebrates after learning a winning Powerball ticket was sold where he works in Chino Hills, California, on Jan. 13, 2016.
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The store owner, Balbir Atwal, told CBS News correspondent Mireya Villarreal he couldn"t believe that his store sold one of the winning tickets.
"I was watching TV, my store show up," Faroqui told Villarreal. "I said, "Hey! That"s my store.""
Atwal was awarded $1 million by the California State Lottery on Thursday.
Atwal is an Indian man who came to the United States in 1981. He previously worked as a salesman for an electronics company and decided he wanted to start his own business. So at age 27, he bought his first 7-Eleven. He now owns four stores. The one in Chino Hills, where the winning ticket was sold, was the third franchise he purchased and he has owned it for 24 years.
The other winning jackpot tickets were sold in Florida and Tennessee.
Chino Hills has 78,000 residents and Mayor Art Bennett describes the city as a rural-style suburb where cows can be seen grazing on hillsides. He says it would be hard to find anything else that has generated this much public interest in the city.
No details were immediately available about the Florida winner.
The estimated jackpot amounts had risen steadily since Nov. 4, when it was reset at $40 million. Texas Lottery executive director Gary Grief has said this Powerball offered "absolutely" the world"s biggest jackpot.
Not that there aren"t large jackpots elsewhere. Spain"s massively popular Christmas lottery, known as "El Gordo," is ranked as the world"s richest, though it doles out a single jackpot among millions of prizes, instead of one large jackpot like the Powerball. El Gordo last month showered 2.2 billion euros ($2.4 billion) across the country.
Powerball tickets are sold in 44 states, as well as the District of Columbia, the U.S. Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico.
But residents in the six states that don"t participate found ways to get their hands on tickets. Some of the biggest Powerball sales have come from cities bordering states that don"t sell the tickets, according to the Multi-State Lottery Association. The association oversees the Powerball Lottery, but management rotates annually among member states.
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Olympic Skiier Picabo Street Arrested for Assault of Family Member
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Olympic gold-medalist skier Picabo Street has been charged with assault and domestic violence after authorities say she pushed her father down the stairs in a Utah home in December.Street told police she locked her 76-year-old father in the basement of a Park City house after pushing him and then called authorities, according to charging documents released Wednesday. She says her father, Roland Street, pulled her hair in the Dec. 23 fight at a house near Park City that police say Street"s three children witnessed.Roland Street told police his daughter got angry and started yelling after he bumped his car into the house while trying to leave, documents show. When the two went inside the house, a physical altercation broke out.He says his daughter grabbed him in the shoulder and neck area and pushed him down two flights of stairs. He said he may have hit his head. Police observed cuts on Roland Street"s elbow and neck.Picabo Street, 44, was arrested and bailed out. She was charged by prosecutors about two weeks later with three counts of misdemeanor domestic violence in the presence of a child and one count of misdemeanor assault.Her attorney, Jason Richards, said she denies any wrongdoing in what she considers a private family matter. He said Picabo Street is hopeful an "amicable resolution" can be reached.Summit County prosecutor Ivy Telles said she"s prepared to discuss a possible plea deal to resolve the case, but that the two sides haven"t begun negotiations.The next scheduled hearing is on Feb. 16 in a Park City court.The highlight of Picabo Street"s illustrious skiing career came when she won a gold medal at the 1998 Winter Olympics in the women"s super-G event. She also won silver in the downhill at the 1994 Olympics in Lillehammer, Norway, and competed in the 2002 Games in Salt Lake City.She was first American woman to win the World Cup downhill season title in 1995, and repeated as champion the next season. She totaled nine downhill victories in World Cup races during her career.More recently, she worked as an analyst for Fox Sports during the 2014 Winter Games from Sochi, Russia.Picabo Street lives in Park City and spends most of her time raising her three children, Richards said. She also does charity work, he said."She"s a stand-up person, as good as you can get," Richards said.
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JetBlue customers across the United States had travel plans disrupted Thursday afternoon by issues with the airline"s network.
JetBlue said flights were still departing, but many would be delayed or cancelled. Some consumers on social media shared scenes of long lines at JetBlue desks and said they had difficulty checking in for flights or printing boarding passes.
Other customers had trouble accessing JetBlue"s website and mobile app.
Skli Mogensen, CEO of WOW air. Photo: Kristinn Ingvarsson
Icelandic low-cost airline WOW air carried 740,000 passengers last year up a massive 50% on the figure for 2014.
December was a particularly successful month for the airline, with 58,000 passengers choosing to fly with WOW air, some 80% more than the previous year.
2015 exceeded our most optimistic expectations and the airline achieved all of its objectives, says founder and CEO Skli Mogensen. We are very grateful for and proud of the positive response we have received on both sides of the Atlantic and in Iceland.
This year will see a raft of new destinations for WOW air, with passengers soon able to fly with the airline direct to Bristol, the Canary Islands, Los Angeles, Montreal, Nice, San Francisco, Stockholm and Toronto in 2016.
WOW air promises the announcement of even more new destinations over the coming months.
With two weeks until payday, Shefik Tallmadge, then 29, used his last $5 in his pocket to purchase a lottery ticket at a Circle K in Yuma.
When he checked his ticket the following day, he learned he"d won Arizona"s largest jackpot in the Pick lottery at the time $6.7 million.
That was in 1988. Today, Tallmadge is broke, has declared bankruptcy, and is struggling to afford retirement.
Tallmadges story is not that uncommon among multi-million-dollar lottery winners. In fact, nearly one-third of all lottery winners end up broke, according to Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards.
On Tuesday night at least one person won the $1.5 billion Powerball lottery the largest jackpot in the world, according to lottery officials. A lump-sum cash payment of the winnings would net a single winner $930 million before taxes.
The winning numbers were: 8-27-34-4-19 with Powerball: 10. California lottery officials say a winning ticket was sold in Chino Hills.Results from other states weren"t immediately announced.
New Times reached out to Tallmadge for tips to the lucky lottery winner about what not to do with your winnings. He didn"t really have any, but his is a cautionary tale.
I cant believe its up to $1.5 billion. Its ridiculous money for the lotto, he says. Whoever wins that kind of money, theres no way I can give them much advice. With a billion and a half dollars they are in the league of their own.
Still, Tallmadge knows how easy it is to blow through millions.The day he got his check, he quit his $10.75 per hour job at Yuma Proving Ground, purchased a $60,000 nougat-brown Porsche 911 Carrera convertible, and took his mother and sister on a world tour.
When you get the money you feel infallible. You get into this attitude that its never going to end. Its a hard lesson to learn.
When you get the money you feel infallible, he says. You get into this attitude that its never going to end. Its a hard lesson to learn.
But as news of the jackpot spread through Yuma, so did the requests for money from friends, family, and strangers.
All the relationships with people changecompletely and utterly change, he says. All the people I knew before I won the lottery arent my friends anymore.
In 1988, Shefik Tallmadge won millions in the Arizona State Lottery. Today, he is broke.
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Shortly after winning, Tallmadge moved to Florida, where he married and had three children. The family lived in a beautiful estate near the beach.
Meanwhile, as the years passed, Tallmadge says the lump-sum payout offers were non-stop. Eventually he succumbed to it, taking out a lump sum to invest in four Shell gas stations in Florida, which struggled and sunk him into debt.
Two years later he was forced to sell the stations at a substantial loss. Tallmadge lost his second home and was forced to declare bankruptcy.
Today his finances are even more precarious. When he won the lottery, he paid taxes on the fortune but wasnt required to put any money aside for Medicare or social security. So now as he approaches retirement without a savings or much Social Security money, he is struggling to get by.
Theres a lot of happiness that comes with winning the lottery. But there is a lot of heartbreak, too.
Theres a lot of happiness that comes with winning the lottery, he says. But there is a lot of heartbreak too.
Still, while he says he has many regrets about how he spent the dough, he is still glad he won.
At least I got to experience it, he says. I was a very, very happy for a long time. I helped my mother and helped my sister. The good most likely outweighed the bad.
And just like many Americans Wednesday he will be playing the lottery, in the hope that lightning will strike twice.
Of course I still play, he says. Of course Id like to be back on top of the mountain.
