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Brits have been left in shocked hysterics by Asda’s latest Christmas product line, a festive-themed bonking lubricant. Images were shared on the Reddit page CasualUK of a bottle of “tingle all the way” sending people into a spiral of x-rated Christmas gags. Adorned with snowflakes and a traditional festive green colour scheme the product, which has not been tested on animals, is available for £2.50 for a 75ml bottle. READ MORE: Bloke goes through excruciating £130k leg lengthening procedure to grow just 3 inches

Content creator Diana Marua welcomed her son Morgan Bahati home for the holidays as a good mum, but her dress code divided netizensThe gorgeous YouTuber wore green biker shorts as she received her son from school, sparking reactions from social media usersMany urged the beautiful mum to wear decently in front of her kids, including Majesty and Heaven BahatiYouTuber Diana Marua is known for her amazing fashion sense, but her latest trend has not gone well with many.

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Kylie Jenner has gone blue ... again! The "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" star debuted her pale blue hair with black roots on Thursday night, while promoting her hair extensions line at the launch of Bellami Beauty Bar in West Hollywood. The 17-year-old beauty paired her bold 'do with a deep plunging white jumpsuit, which showed some serious cleavage. She completed her racy red carpet look with a diamond choker, blue nails and a metallic box clutch.

Those of us who remember the Spice Girls the first time round will also remember the swathes of merchandise that fans collected, from chocolate bars to dolls. Fast forward 20 years and the '90s girl group is back, with a tour planned for 2019 (albeit without Victoria Beckham), and new merchandise to embrace. The foursome has released a charity collection featuring a T-shirt, sweatshirt and hoodie, featuring the words "#IWannabeASpiceGirl" - a must-have for any discerning fan.

We'd be surprised if you weren't familiar with your zodiac sign, but do you know your birth flower? Similar to gemstones, every month has a dedicated petal with a special meaning behind it. If you already thought January babies are the flower of the flock, they get even better, because this month has two blooms. Below, find out what January's birth flowers are and what makes them special (other than being associated with your birthday, of course!

In everyday life, you may come across blurry photos when trying to capture a fleeting moment without having enough chance to focus, when taking pictures while moving, when enlarging an image while editing, etc. Now, the question arises: Is it possible to unblur your images? The answer is yes!  Which software should you use to fix such photos?  Several AI technologies are available that allow you to sharpen your images. Luckily, a new era of image processing has been brought about by the development of artificial intelligence (AI).

Touchdown after touchdown. Travis Kelce’s net worth is one of the best in the NFL currently. All eyes have been on the Kansas City Chief’s tight end since he was rumored to be dating none other than Taylor Swift. Taylor was spotted with Travis’ mom in a suite at Arrowhead Stadium and celebrating a touchdown that Travis scored. Right after the game, they drove down in Travis’ convertible to an intimate dinner together.

LOS ANGELES (CelebrityAccess) — United Talent Agency announced the hire of noted sports executive Danny Barton for the newly-created role of Sports Content Executive. Based in Los Angeles, Barton will be tasked with building out UTA’s original sports programming division, collaborating with Klutch Sports to develop and package content across multiple distribution platforms. Barton brings more than a decade of experience as a development executive and producer of sports documentaries and most recently served as the Senior Director of Original Content at Fox Sports where he oversaw the network’s original documentary programming.