12-20-2015, 11:49 PM
Long gone are the days of 1990s supermodel Linda Evangalista shocking the nation by admitting she did not "get out of bed for less than $10,000 a day". Nowadays, the revenue that can be made through social media is pretty high. Jenner, Hadid and Delevingne can make from $125,000 to $300,000 (£84,000 to £201,000) for a single social media post.
Models can make $300,000 a day on Instagram - Business Insider
The government in the Netherlands has clarified that it is legal for driving instructors to offer lessons in return for sex, as long as the students are over the age of 18. However, it is illegal to offer sex in return for lessons.
We're in the heart of liquidation season, Jm Cramer announced to his Mad Money viewers Friday, and if you don't know what that is, pay attention. At the end of every quarter and at year's end, investors in underperforming hedge funds are allowed to withdraw their money. That means fund managers need sell stocks to raise cash at any price to meet that demand. This is a cold and bloodless affair, Cramer explained, and it means that even though the market is already oversold, it can still go a lot lower.
Jim Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: Here's Next Week's Game Plan - TheStreet
A new "super condom", that is both anti-HIV and more sexually pleasurable than traditional condoms, will soon be available, scientists claim. According to scientists from the Texas A&M University Health Science Center, the new contraceptive will be lined with a hydrogel-based product (hydrogel being a water-based gel, generally used in healing cuts), which kills the HIV-virus in the event of a condom breakage. The condom will also feature an antioxidant to enhance sexual pleasure.
A new study claims to have learned one of the reasons that humans were able to rapidly evolve beyond rival primates, and it's all down to our weird sleeping patterns. Researchers at Duke University, as reported by the New York Times, believe that our seven-hours-of-straight-shut-eye sleep cycle is something of an aberration. By comparison, chimpanzees enjoy 11.5 hours of rest, but our shorter run enabled us to get a much deeper, more dream-filled snooze. Humans, it seems, have above-average quantities of REM sleep, enabling us to slice valuable hours off the amount of time we're laid up.