Caitlyn Jenner pictured as she emerges from Sex And The City designer's boutique in sequinned mini skirt

Caitlyn stepped out for a shopping trip in New York on Tuesday wearing a leopard print wrap dress but was later seen leaving Sex And The City designer Patricia Field's boutique store in a sequinned mini skirt,

 

BET Awards red carpet photos

Check out some BET Awards red carpet photos at the Microsoft Theater on June 28, 2015 in Los Angeles, California 

 

24-year-old healthy girl wins the right to end her life by assisted suicide

24-year-old healthy girl  known as Laura has won the right to end her life by euthanasia or assisted suicide despite not having any life-threatening illnesses because she claims to have had suicidal thoughts since childhood.
Assisted suicide has been legal in Belgium since 2003.

Laura, who was born after an unplanned pregnancy and had a troubled early upbringing  told doctors: “Life, that’s not for me.”

She has been in a psychiatric institution since the age of 21 and told local paper De Morgen: “Even though my childhood certainly contributed to my suffering, I am convinced that I had had this death wish even though I grew up with a quiet, stable family.”
“Death feels to me not as a choice. If I had a choice, I would choose a bearable life, but I have done everything and that was unsuccessful.
“I played all my life with these thoughts of suicide, I have also done a few attempts.
“But then there is someone who needs me, and I don’t want to hurt anyone. That has always stopped me.”

PHOTOS: Serena Williams strokes Kim Kardashian's growing baby bump as they bump into each other in London

Kim K bumped into her old friend Serena Williams on the street outside Harrods, London.

Both bootylicious ladies embraced and Serena couldn't resist rubbing her friend's growing baby bump.

3 British teenagers invent colour-changing condoms that detect STDs

Muaz Nawaz, 13; Daanyaal Ali, 14; and Chirag Shah, 14, explain their invention to Dr. Christian Jessen at the TeenTech competition.

Three British teenage boys have won a TeenTech Award for inventing a condom that changes colours if it comes into contact with a sexually transmitted disease.

The 13 and 14 years old, Daanyaal Ali, Chirag Shah and Muaz Nawaz, students at the Isaac Newton Academy in London, dubbed their invention the "S.T.Eye"

"We created the S.T.Eye as a new way for STI detection to help the future of the next generation," Ali, 14, said in an interview posted on the TeenTech website. "We wanted to make something that made detecting harmful STIs safer than ever before, so that people can take immediate action in the privacy of their own homes without the often-scary procedures at the doctors. We've made sure we're able to give peace of mind to users and let people act even more responsibly than ever before."

"Once the fluids come into contact with the latex, if the person does have some sort of STI, it will cause a reaction through antibodies and antigens hanging on to each other, which triggers an antibody reaction causing a colour change," Ali told the BBC.