If you’re into mecha anime series, plot twists, and a whole lot of mental warfare, then you’re definitely going to want to check out Code Geass. First airing in 2006, this series quickly garnered a dedicated community through its two-season run and its eventual reboot ten years later. Recommended Videos Code Geass follows a Britannian Prince named Lelouch who, along with his sister Nunnally, has hidden amongst the Japanese people after their mother was mysteriously executed within their home.

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is a professional football player known for being a midfielder for club Liverpool & England national team. He was signed in Liverpool in 2017. He won the UEFA Champions League and Premier League. He was runner up in the 2010-11 Football League One. While in Liverpool, he has been honored with Premier League 2019-20, UEFA Champions League 2018-19, UEFA Super Cup 2019, and FIFA Club World Cup. Alex is also known for being the boyfriend of singer Perrie Edwards.

Prior to joining the hit reality series Vanderpump Rules in 2013, Scheana Shay already had several TV credits to her name as an actress and reality star. As is commonplace in the tumultuous climate of Hollywood, Scheana supported herself by working as a waitress in Lisa Vanderpump’s restaurant, SUR. Recommended Videos Prior to Vanderpump’s spin-off series, Shay appeared as a SUR employee in several episodes of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, and had a small role in another reality series – The Hills.

Spread the love              Jimmy Barnes (born 28 April 1956 in Perth, Western Australia) is a Scottish-born Australian rock singer-songwriter who is best known for his work with the band Jimmy Barnes. A prizefighter by trade, Jim Swan’s father was also a rock singer, as was his elder brother John Swan, who is also a rock singer. John, rather than Jim, was the one who encouraged and taught him how to sing at the time since Jim wasn’t really interested.

For avid Twitter users, the image crop has long been the bane of their existence. There is no telling just how the social media platform would choose to display photos, once uploaded. Most of the time, you would have to hit 'tweet' and hope for the best. However, Twitter is all set to change that with its new cropping feature that allows you to upload vertical photos and skip the whole 'bad algorithm crop'-induced embarrassment.