Fruit seller in Cihangir

In Istanbul, Turkey

Why BBC does this?

You access the BBC site from the UK and at the top of their home page they invite you to read about "Five underrated countries you need to see", you click to read more and you get this:



Why show this to me at all then at the front page? It is not like I accessed the front page from China then teleported myself back to the UK and clicked on the link already from here. I tend to assume that there is always a valid reason that things which look wrong to me are done in a that particular way. I wonder why they do it this way.

How can Donald Trump be that orange?

CNN put this picture of Trump at the top of their homepage today.



Is it photoshopped? He does not seem to look so ridiculously orange in the video (although pretty orange too).

http://edition.cnn.com/2016/04/06/politics/trump-campaign-overhaul-manafort-lewandowski/index.html

How can he be that orange? There are people around him, right? Family, countless advisers, professional make up people? How comes a billionaire who is constantly on TV and is running for the top job in the world still ends up with the Tango shade of orange face?

And why fake tan looks orange anyway? Is it really impossible to fake tan people without turning them orange?