World Amazing Pictures: May 2012

Thursday, 17 May 2012

Kim Kardashian in New Look Pictures

Busily putting together material for her latest project, Jennifer Lopez took to the streets of Lima, Peru to shoot her TV show "Q'Viva: The Chosen" on Saturday (December 2). Swapping in and out of an array of ensembles, the recently-divorced 42-year-old left her hotel and headed down to the Barranco area - where she at one point showed off her high heeled soccer skills as she joined a group of children in kicking around a ball. Miss Lopez also made sure to keep her loyal followers in the know on her doings, tweeting during the course of the day, “I arrived in Peru and I’m very excited because I hope to discover big talent for QViva." As for her TV program - which is a joint effort with ex-husband Marc Anthony - it sees the pair travel throughout Latin America in search of contestants willing and able to represent their countries in competing for the crown of next best entertainer.

Vanessa Hudgens - Heads to LA Fitness in Studio City 010412 — Kicking her day off with a trip to the gym, Vanessa Hudgens was spotted arriving at LA Fitness in Studio City, CA on Wednesday morning (January 4). The “Beastly” babe looked cute in her workout wear as she made her way inside the fitness facility while being sure to stay hydrated as she toted a water bottle.

Kim Kardashian joined Kelly Ripa to co-host "Live! With Kelly" on Monday, January 23, and the reality star talked candidly with Ripa about her failed marriage to Kris Humphries.

Beautiful Super model Bar Rafael is famous for her Kate walk, last day she walk's on street, you can guess what happen behind her.

Unfortunately, we all grow old and inevitably yield to the action of time.

Let's see how some of the stars looked like as a child in his youth and now.

Wednesday, 16 May 2012

Do Tomatoes Grow On Trees ?

December 26 in the Comuna 13 Colombian Medellín put into operation outdoor escalators. This is the first of its kind escalators installed in the slums. They have replaced more than 350 concrete stairs. Officials say that their use will reduce the 35-minute hike down the slope to six minutes. All this for free.