Actor Kate del Castillo said she has a lot of similarities to her character Teresa Mendoza on the Telemundo series La Reina del Sur, which also streams on Netflix. Teresa is defiant and strong but often turns to her strength simply to survive in the series about a woman who falls in love with a pilot employed by the Mexican drug cartel. Her boyfriend is executed, which sparks a series of events where Teresa is a target, and her character transformation is inevitable.

A MARRIED woman falsely told her teenage toyboy lover he was the father of her child - resulting in his family looking after a baby that was nothing to do with them for more than three years. Cheating Sarah Dowson persuaded the 18-year-old that he'd made her pregnant - and was only caught out when police unearthed false baby scans she had bought on eBay during an £100k probe. Today, she was jailed for more than three years.

WALMART is selling a tiny home that's perfect for a "man cave." Not many people would think to head to Walmart when looking for housing. However, the big box store has started stocking several tiny homes, ranging from prebuilt sheds to cabin kits you can build yourself. One of the many options on Walmart's website is theCedarshed Studio Shed Kit, which is available in two sizes - a 9-foot-by-6-foot size for $4,928, and a bigger 12-foot-by-6-foot option for only $6,250.

EntertainmentBy LRU Writer | On: July 21, 2017Shirley Henderson is someone who is 51 in age but still looks very childish. She has got a baby face and people often get confused when they are asked to guess her age. But what more do you know about this baby faced actress, and how keen are you to know about her? Well, if you have little knowledge about the life of this star and are willing to find out more about her, then you've hit the right place.

You've been on a few dates with someone, you get on pretty well but it doesn't really go anywhere. However, the e-flirtations sporadically crop up a few months later just when you'd given up hope. Sound familiar? This dating behavior, apparently spreading like wildfire among millennials, has been branded 'benching', by New York Times writer Jason Chen. Someone might be on the fence about a potential suitor, so instead of getting rid of them, they'll keep their options open and literally put them on the 'bench' - where there might be several others waiting.