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Ivorian footballer Didier Drogba travels around the world to hunt for epic foods, but “unhappy” to find that Argentinian football star Lionel Messi is always ahead of his gourmet adventure. A humorous advertisement by Turkish Airlines.
Destinations include Turkey, Nepal, Japan, Siberia and Sahara. The last part of the video shows the company’s acclaimed in-flight meals while seemingly on the way to The Americas (which oddly don’t have any featured food in the commercial).
A video to promote squash, featuring world #1 Ramy Ashour of Egypt and Nicol David of Malaysia. The World Squash Federation (WSF) has been working for a decade for the racquet sport to be included in the Olympic Games (next for 2020)…
For various reasons there are limited numbers of sports that could feature in the Olympics (which are reviewed after every edition). There’s one slot left for the 2020 Games which will be decided by an IOC poll later this year.
While squash makes some fair points the voting is often decided by political and financial reasons. If the sport is not popular in one of the richer (or powerful) countries the chance of inclusion looks dim, regardless of how popular it is elsewhere.
Namibian model Behati Prinsloo modelling for Summer 2012 collection of Seafolly, Australia’s most recognized swimwear and women’s beachwear fashion brand (as proclaimed by their official website)…
South African model Candice Swanepoel looking amazing for Italian Muse Magazine. Picture by Peruvian fashion photographer Mariano Vivanco…
South African actress Charlize Theron in July 2012 issue of Marie Claire (French edition) Magazine. Photographs by Vincent Peters, found via Magxone.
Indonesia’s YOU C1000 (vitamin drink) is keeping up with their “tradition” of hiring Miss Universe winners as their brand ambassadors. Miss Universe 2011 Leila Lopes of Angola is the latest to join the party in this colourful commercial…