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Deadpool is a PANSEXUAL Marvel Superhero

Behind every superhero lies an attraction point - where the superhero reveals who he is attracted to or attracted by. In this case, it seems the hypersexualized Deadpool is not only hypersexual as shown in the film's red band trailer but he could be pansexual.

By J. Navarra

'Spectre' James Bond Movie a Box Office Opening Hit

With Spectre opening in 3,972 theaters, it has now become the second biggest Bond box office debut of all time. The movie has racked up to $73 million to date.
Life Before Championships: UFC Champion Ronda Rousey Used to be a Bartender

Before Ronda Rousey rose to fame as an UFC champion, the star looked back at the time when she was almost broke, and working as a bartender helped her manage her finances.
Viral Video Pizza Rat Prank: Pranksters Create Fake Rodent Walking Manhattan After Subway Rat Stole Hearts, Obviously New Yorkers Freak Out [WATCH]

A few weeks back, Pizza Rat became one of the most watched non-celebrity videos in recent times, when someone caught one of these rodents on camera trying to take a pie slice home in the New York subway - and these guys took the idea for a Pizza Rat prank.
Empathy: Most Desirable Trait of a Leader

Several skills and traits may be attributed to the success of a person in a workplace. But according to Harvard Business Review, a key to a successful working environment is empathy.
Facebook Working on A.I. Feature to Help Blind People "See"

Working on a technology that could describe images and answer questions is one of the capabilities of Facebook's AI feature.
Chemo During Pregnancy May Not Harm Baby, Study Reveals

A recent study investigated the effects of chemotherapy on babies whose mothers were treated for cancer during pregnancy. Chemotherapy may not affect the fetus' developmental process.
How Comfort Food Plan Started In the Airline Industry

When people get on planes, they usually don't expect a lot from in-flight food. They are also not interested in eating healthy food options. Aoifie Ryan said that people who get on these flights want comfort food like crisps, sweets and snacks.
Grill and Barbecue Increase Kidney Cancer Risk

A recent study from the University of Texas MD Anderson concluded that diets high in meat may lead to an increased risk of developing RCC or Renal Cell Carcinoma-especially when meat are cooked in certain cooking techniques such as barbecuing and pan-frying.
Low Consciousness Increases Women's Cardiovascular Risk

According to a research conferred at the American Heart Association's Scientific Sessions 2015, women are putting themselves at risk of heart disease through lack of consciousness.
Allergy to Water: Even a Teardrop Burns the Skin

Only 35 people in the world have aquagenic urticaria and Niah Selway is one of them. Only 35 people in the world have aquagenic urticaria and Niah Selway is one of them.
John Lennon's Acoustic Guitar Sold for $2.4M at Auction

Two musical instruments originally owned by the Beatles were sold during an auction at California, Saturday.
Multilingual Children Have Advantage Over Monolingual Peers

Research found that multilingual children have edge over kids who speak only one language on several aspects of learning such as communication, cognition and social interaction.
Children Who Are Closer to Their Mothers May Be More at Risk for Depression

Adult children who felt they were emotionally closer to their mother than their siblings were more likely to show signs of depression.
Woman Gives Birth Just An Hour After Finding Out She Was Pregnant [VIDEO]

She complained of severe stomach pains, which turned out to be her body going into labor. A woman hailing from Massachusetts brought herself to the hospital after complaining about "severe stomach cramps" - without knowing that she was pregnant, let alone in labor.