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Viral video of homeless woman's soulful song at LA subway makes her the new internet sensation new   A video of a woman singing opera in her heartfelt voice at a metro station in Los Angeles has gone viral on social media. The one-minute video has been shared on Twitter by the official account of Los Angeles Police Department Headquarters. She sings a beautiful rendition of Italian opera composer Giacomo Puccini's composition as she stands on the platform, carrying several bags, and with a shopping cart. "4 million people call LA home. 4 million stories. 4 million voices...sometimes you just have to stop and listen to one, to hear something beautiful," LAPD wrote in their post that accompanied the video. Soulful: 4 million people call LA home. 4 million stories. 4 million voices...sometimes you just have to stop and listen to one, to hear something beautiful. pic.twitter.com/VzlmA0c6jX LAPD HQ (@LAPDHQ) September 27, 2019 The video has been v

Woman climbs inside lion's enclosure at Bronx Zoo in New York The internet is baffled to see a video of a young woman climbing inside a lion's enclosure at a zoo and dancing in front of the animal. Goodness. Yes, you read that right. The video, very obviously, has gone viral and netizens are unable to comprehend the reason behind the woman's 'act of courage'. The 13-second clip was made available on Instagram by Real Sobrino after which it was picked up by netizens and is being circulated widely across social media. In the short clip, the woman is seen standing in front of the lion - literally just a few metres away from her - inside the animal's enclosure at the Bronx Zoo in New York. She also jigged before turning around from the lion and proceeding towards climbing out of the enclosure. This is so, so scary: It shouldn't be surprising to note that the video has been viewed over 2,400 times already. The internet is scared to death and

Woman ends up sitting in own urine for 7 hours after cabin crew refuses to let her use toilet Good We have heard about a lot of bizarre incidents taking place in an airplane but never as bad as the one we are about to tell you. A woman on an Air Canada flight last month was made to sit in her own urine for 7 hours. No, we are not kidding. The 26-year-old woman was flying back to Dublin from Bogota in Columbia. According to reports, the flight was delayed for two hours. The woman said, while the flight was still on the ground she asked the cabin crew multiple times, if she could use the lavatory. But they denied her request. In an interview to Dublin Live, she said, "I asked four times over a two-hour period if I could use the toilet and told a cabin crew member that it was an emergency and I was going to have an accident if they didn't let me use the toilet." She added, "I was aggressively told to go to my seat and denied access to the bathroom, e

60-year-old Mysuru woman gulps down 6 idlis in a minute in viral video    Do you think you can eat six idlis in sixty seconds? In case you are of the opinion that it is a Herculean task, we'll break the bubble. A 60-year-old woman gulped down six idlis in a minute during an idli-eating competition in Mysuru on October 1, news agency ANI reports. Sarojamma, a resident of Hullahalli, secured the first position in the competition that was held on the occasion of Mysuru Dasara on Tuesday. ANI also reports that the idli-eating competition was held especially for women during Mysuru Dasara. Those who could eat the maximum number of idlis in a minute would be declared the winner. For Sarojamma, it appears that it was no big deal at all. In a video that has been made available by ANI, Sarojamma gulped down the idlis with effortless ease. Mysuru Dasara, a 10-day festival, is the official state festival of Karnataka. It begins with Navratri and concludes with Vijayada

1500m runner Jinson Johnson, shot putter Tejinder Pal crash out in qualification rounds at IAAF Worlds HIGHLIGHTS Tejinder Pal and Jinson Johnson failed to go past the initial rounds at Worlds Shot putter Tejinder Pal couldn't clear the qualification mark of 20.9m Jinson Johnson finished 10th in Heat 2 with a timing of 3:39:86 India's Asian Games gold medallist duo of shot putter Tejinder Pal Singh Toor and 1500m runner Jinson Johnson crashed out of the World Athletics Championships in the qualification round here on Thursday. The 24-year-old Toor produced season's best effort of 20.43m to finish eighth in the qualification round Group B and 18th overall out of 34 competitors while Jinson ran a below par 3 minutes 39.86 seconds to end 10th in his first round heats and 34th overall out of 43 runners. Toor was the first to take the field but with eight shot putters from Group A having already touched the automatic final round qualifying mark of 20.90