Pick of the Month

“Farrah Abraham cut a concerned figure as she was pictured being escorted out of the Celebrity Big Brother studios in Borehamwood, Hertsfordshire, and to her hotel on Tuesday evening following an explosive episode of Celebrity Big Brother’s Bit On The Side which resulted in the police being called. … Farrah and Jenna’s sighting came hours after Rylan Clark was forced to end the show 12 minutes early following eruptive scenes which left guest ’Allo ’Allo actress Vicki Michelle being rushed to hospital after being hit by a flying champagne glass. Police were called after 2015 housemates Farrah, Jenna Jameson, Janice Dickinson and former contestant Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace were involved in a fracas which saw chairs and glasses thrown across the studio.”

“Sending flirtatious or sexually suggestive text messages and pictures [and even pornography] is now a part of many people’s sex lives and appears to be a particular favourite of unmarried couples, nearly half of whom said it’s had a positive impact on their relationship (49 per cent, compared to just 28 per cent of those who are married or in a civil partnership.”

“Mexican drug lord Joaquín ‘El Chapo’ Guzmán may be in hiding in Costa Rica, after the fugitive’s son appeared to reveal his location on Twitter by accident. Jesus Alfredo Guzman Salazar tweeted a photo of himself and his father eating at a restaurant, but seemed to forget about Twitter’s location function which automatically tags where an image is taken.”

“Smartphones have traditionally been a handy place to indulge in adult content without anyone watching over you. Until now. Security research firm Zscaler has found a nasty piece of ransomware that tricks users into thinking they are downloading an Android-based pornography app. Once the app is opened, the ransomware takes a photo of the smartphone owner using the front camera, locks the phone and demands $500 (£330) to unlock the device.”

“When Apple marketing chief Phil Schiller announced that the company’s stylus for new iPad Pro would be called Pencil, the crowd audibly laughed in unison. On the surface, it was because it played into the stereotype that Apple lays claim to everyday inspirations. But on a deeper level it traces back to former CEO Steve Jobs, who famously said in 2007 at the initial iPhone reveal, ‘Who wants a stylus? You have to get em’, put em’ away. You lose them. Yuck.’ Yet it turns out that eight years later, some people do want a stylus—and they’ve improved substantially alongside the devices with which they’re used.”