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Ok, so  Beyoncé  has finally spoken out about the Jay Z and Solange  lift fight. Well, sort of. Beyonce/Instgram Taking to Instagram, 32-year-old  Beyoncé  has uploaded a load of pictures of her and Solange together - putting an end to rumours of a sibling rift. There is a snap of them hugging at Coachella last month,  there is also a retro snap of them cuddling up at an awards ceremony and a picture of them looking cosy in the back of a truck.

Ever wonder if that nice guy is flirting with you? There are a few proven ways that can tell you if he is interested in you. While it’s difficult to read body language at times, it’s possible if you know where to start. Here are 10 ways that men unconsciously and even consciously let you know that they like you. Take a look, see what you see and maybe you will find your love right now.

The Xbox One console has cost $499 since it went on sale last November.  Microsoft has slashed the price of its Xbox One console and is offering the device without the accompanying Kinect motion-control system. Beginning on June 9, Microsoft will offer the Xbox One for $399 in all markets where it's sold -- a $100 price cut from the bundled version with Kinect. Customers can place preorders now. In a post Tuesday morning , Microsoft also announced the Xbox One and older Xbox 360 console will no longer require a Live Gold subscription, which cost $60 a year, to access streaming apps like Netflix, Hulu Plus, YouTube and HBO Go. "Your feedback matters to us and it shapes the products and services we build," said Xbox chief Phil Spencer in announcing the move, which suggests Microsoft heeded gamers' complaints that the Xbox One was too expensive. With the move Microsoft is pricing the  Xbox One  in direct competition with rival Sony's PlayStation 4, whi

The velvet rope is no more. If you want  Google   GOOGL   +0.49%  Glass, the sometimes-hard-to-define, next-big-thing from Google, you can now plunk down $1,500 and  order a pair . But even if you’ve really been dying to have Google Glass, you should pass. Why? Because what Google is offering amounts to a really expensive beta program for an incomplete product. You’re getting hardware that is likely to be quite inferior to the final shipping version and you’re going to pay a lot more for it than whatever the final version costs.

Former band member Egan said the X Factor judge quickly backtracked on his comments when asked to clarify them Splash News Backtrack: Egan (seen here with wife Jodie Albert) interview Cowell Former Westlife star  Kian Egan  has challenged  Simon Cowell  over claims the Irish group were "the ugliest" boyband he had worked with. I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here winner Egan, said the X Factor judge quickly backtracked on his comments when asked to clarify them - although Egan admitted two of  the band  were ugly. Speaking to Phil Williams on BBC Radio 5 live, Egan joked that his former bandmates Nicky Byrne and Brian McFadden were the least attractive because they were both Dubliners. The rest of the band are from Sligo. The 34-year-old said: "I interviewed him (Simon Cowell) a few weeks ago for a television show and I asked him: 'So come on you say Westlife was the ugliest band you ever had,' and he said: 'Well now kiddo, I wasn't talki

The intruder was found to have searched through cabinets inside the storage hut before sitting in the armchair and nodding off Arrest: The man has appeared at Oldham Magistrates Court A suspected  burglar  was arrested after falling asleep in his victim’s armchair and wetting himself. The 33-year-old man was arrested at the scene after being found dozing inside a shed in Fenhurst Street, Chadderton in Greater Manchester. It is understood officers also discovered he had urinated into his trousers while snoozing in the chair,  reports the Manchester Evening News. Police were called to the Fenhurst Street Allotments on Saturday following reports a man had broken into one of the sheds. The intruder was found to have searched through cabinets inside the storage hut before sitting in the armchair and nodding off. A man, 33, was later charged with burglary and has since appeared before Oldham  Magistrates Court. He was released on unconditional bail and will re-appear at the

The singer may seem overly confident with her raunchy outfits and sexy performances, but she gets so nervous before events she needs professional help Getty Say WHAT? No stranger to controversy, you would hardly have Rihanna down as a shrinking violet. It doesn’t take much for the groin-groping singer of S&M and Only Girl in the World to disrobe and strut her stuff. But, believe it or not, beneath that brazen hussy exterior lies a shy and timid creature – one requiring “confidence ­counselling" to help with her low self-esteem issues. In fact so nervous was  the multi-Grammy-winning star , 26, before a recent UK performance, she required the services of a life coach. The Bajan beauty enrolled for sessions with psychologist Natalie Thomas ahead of her performance at London’s Westfield Stratford City, for which she was paid a cool £500,000. Natalie – whose website describes her as an “award-winning life coach, enabling you to boost your confidence and achieve your

Rex Manchester United striker will be fighting fit and raring to go for Roy Hodgson in Brazil this summer and warns young Lions will make history "The stage is set - we just have to perform": Rooney is keen to shine at the World Cup finals Wayne Rooney insists he will be fit to dazzle on the World Cup stage. The Manchester United striker has two fitness experts with him while takes a break in Portugal this week ahead of joining up with  Roy Hodgson’s England squad for Brazil . A groin injury  kept him out of United’s final two Premier League matches , but after failing to make the impression he wanted in Germany in 2006 and again in South Africa four years ago, he is determined to put that right in Brazil. He claims he could not be better set up to have a good tournament, and his form for United has been one of their few highlights this season. He has netted 17 times in his 29 league appearances and says: “You always feel this can be your tournament. It hasn’t

LA Clippers owner Donald Sterling finally said sorry after making racist remarks, but he's not the first big name who has had to make amends Donald Sterling: Not the first celebrity to say sorry Elton John was right - sorry really does seem to be the hardest word. Whether it's a little white lie or a monumental mistake, we've all had to say it at some point. But when you're a household name it's not enough that you just apologise - you've got to grovel. Billionaire basketball magnate Donald Sterling learned this the hard way. After being caught out making racist comments, the 80-year-old was banned from the  NBA  for life and fined $2.5million. For weeks he stayed quiet before finally uttering those two little words - "I'm sorry." Make no mistake about it, he's not the first and he won't be the last as you'll see from this list of all time best grovelling apologies.

It's the fight that nearly broke the internet. We look at how it escalated... Beyonce, Jay-Z and Solange leaving the Met Gala It made the world do a double take. Was this really  Beyonce's sister, Solange, ATTACKING rap God Jay-Z in an elevator ? US site TMZ had posted the video after obtaining footage from surveillance cameras at New York's Standard Hotel. After watching it, the answer was YES. But why? A media storm was brewing...

9:14 am The witness went on to say Pistorius' reaction should be viewed in light of his physical vulnerability, and his general anxiety disorder. Judge Thokozile Masipa says the law does not define mental illness, but it would be "unwise" for the court to attempt a diagnosis without help from experts. She says a doubt has been created that the accused may possibility have another defence relating to his criminal responsibility - there may be diminished criminal responsibility. She says Dr Vorster's evidence has not been challenged, and can only be by other psychiatric experts. 9:09 am The judge is now talking about Dr Vorster's evidence, which triggered the application. Dr Vorster said Oscar was "hyper-vigilant", and has a long history of generalised anxiety disorder that appears to be increasing with time.

Los Angeles - Justin Bieber is reportedly being investigated by police for an attempted robbery. The 20-year-old singer is believed to have got into an incident with a young woman who he thought was taking photos of him on her mobile phone on Monday while he was at Sherman Oaks Castle Park, Los Angeles playing minigolf. The woman claims Justin demanded to see her phone so he could delete the pictures however when she refused he grabbed it from her bag. She began "wrestling" with the star for the phone and although he ''ripped it out of her hands'' he wasn't able to access the pictures because the phone was locked. Justin then demanded she unlock it and she proved she hadn't taken any snaps. TMZ reports, "She says she told Justin she and her 13-year-old daughter just wanted to say hi, and Justin screamed, 'You're humiliating yourself in front of your daughter. Why don't you just get out of here.' Her daughter started crying."

Mountain View - A white Lexus cruised along a road near the Google campus, braking for pedestrians and scooting over in its lane to give bicyclists ample space. The car eased into a turn lane, waited for a green light and a break in traffic, then continued on its way in the Silicon Valley city of Mountain View. It even avoided stopping on train tracks. But there was nobody holding the wheel. What looked like the work of a conscientious driver was a Google car making all the moves - with an AFP reporter in the back seat. Google used machine learning to teach cars how people drive and, from there, to anticipate what motorists in surrounding traffic are likely to do.

Anti-China protesters went on the rampage at an industrial park in southern Vietnam, attacking offices and setting several Chinese factories on fire, authorities said on Wednesday. The unrest - highly unusual in authoritarian Vietnam - erupted on Tuesday as thousands of workers staged a walk-out to protest Beijing's deployment of an oil drilling rig in contested waters. The protesters targeted manufacturing companies that are owned or managed by Chinese, setting three factories on fire, the Vietnam Singapore Industrial Park said in a statement. There were no reports of casualties. Reports on Vietnamese social media sites and dissident blogs suggested that the violence had been widespread with some reports suggesting that up to a dozen factories were set ablaze. Vietnamese police and officials contacted by AFP repeatedly refused to comment. China and Vietnam are locked in  long-standing territorial disputes  in the South China Sea over the Paracel and Spratly islands,

The Federal Government on Tuesday cautioned the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) and the Jama’atul Nasril Islam (JNI) from making unguarded comments regarding the fate of the abducted Chibok girls. Mike Omeri, the Coordinator, National Information Centre said this at a joint news conference by the State Security Service (SSS), the Military and the Nigerian Police Force in Abuja. The conference was attended by Maj.-Gen. Chris Olukolade, the Defence spokesperson, Frank Mba, the Force Public Relations Officer, and Marylin Ogar, SSS spokesperson. Omeri said that introducing religious into the already tensed situation would only aggravate the issue at stake, adding that religious leaders should caution their followers from statement considered inimical. “The Federal Government appeals to religious bodies, especially the leadership of both JNI and CAN to restrain their members from reducing the current situation into a religious conflict,” he said. Omeri said that the Federal Governme

Relatives and friends of the abducted Nigerian schoolgirls have identified some of them from a video released by Boko Haram Islamist militants. The footage showed about 130 of more than 200 girls who were kidnapped a month ago from their boarding school in Borno state reciting Koranic verses. Boko Haram’s leader says the captured girls who have not converted to Islam can be swapped for jailed fighters. Nigeria’s government says it is considering all options.   In another development, the country’s president is seeking a six-month extension to the year-old state of emergency in three north-eastern states worst hit by Boko Haram attacks. Meanwhile, the US has revealed it is flying manned surveillance missions over Nigeria to an effort to find the missing schoolgirls. A team of about 30 US experts – members of the FBI and defence and state departments – is in Nigeria to help with the search. The UK, France and China also have teams on the ground in Nigeria and an Is

(Reuters) The United States has deployed manned surveillance aircraft over Nigeria and is sharing satellite imagery with the Nigerian government to find more than 200 schoolgirls abducted by Islamist insurgents, a senior Obama administration official said on Monday. Washington has sent military, law-enforcement and development experts to Nigeria to help search for the missing girls who were kidnapped by Boko Haram militants from a secondary school in Chibok in remote northeastern Nigeria on April 14. “We have shared commercial satellite imagery with the Nigerians and are flying manned ISR (intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance) assets over Nigeria with the government’s permission,” the U.S. official said. State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki told a news briefing on Monday that the U.S. was providing intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance support. She said U.S. teams on the ground “are digging in on the search and coordinating closely with the Nigerian governme

President Goodluck Jonathan is set to extend   the state of emergency in Adamawa, Borno, and Yobe by six months. The request was sent to the Senate on Monday The emergency rule was first introduced in the three states in May last year, before it was extended by another six months in November. A further extension will ensure it continues to November, three months to the general elections in Nigeria. Mr. Jonathan had hinted during his last Presidential Media Chat on May 4 that the emergency rule would be extended. He said the emergency rule was necessary for soldiers to effectively tackle the insurgency in the region. Adamawa, Borno, and Yobe are three of the state most affected by the Boko Haram insurgency. Critics of the emergency rule have stated that it has not reduced or stopped the killings by the Boko Haram insurgent group in the state. At least two thousand people have been killed in Boko Haram related violence in the three states in 2014 alone. The extension of