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We Do! - An FP Slideshow. In some parts of the world, it is not uncommon to see hundreds of couples wed in a single ceremony. While many of the most popular examples of mass wedding services have come from South Korea's Unification Church, the tradition is spreading, especially in regions where the cost of a wedding is out of reach for large swathes of the population. On Oct. 31, Yemen held what is thought to be the largest mass wedding ever assembled with 4,000 brides and grooms in attendance. The charitable event, with its estimated price tag of $2.5 million, was sponsored by the Orphans Development Fund and intended for those who, in Yemen's current economic climate, would have been unable to pay for a wedding on their own.

Mass weddings have gained appeal in countries rife with poverty and unemployment, especially in South Asia, Africa, and the Middle East where people cannot afford the high cost of marriage ceremonies and dowries. 2 Lessons India.Arie Learned from the "Worst Grammy Snub in History" - Super Soul Sunday - OWN. Wendy's Grammy Recap! Londons-shame-the-women-freed-after-30-years-of-slavery-in-lambeth-house-8954922. One of the women, who were all described as being “deeply traumatised”, is believed to have been kept in the same house in the borough of Lambeth for her entire life and deprived of any “normal” contact with the outside world since she was a baby. The Independent understands that another of the victims was deprived of medical treatment despite telling her alleged captors – who were seen as “heads of the family” – that she believed she had suffered a stroke.

Officers from Scotland Yard’s human trafficking unit staged a dawn raid on the women’s home – described by charity workers as “an ordinary house on an ordinary street” – and arrested a man and a woman, both aged 67, on suspicion of slavery and forced domestic servitude. Today they were released on bail until a date in January, Scotland Yard said. Such is the women’s fragile state that officers have had to spend days piecing together details of their alleged ordeal before moving in to make arrests. “There was a delay in the arrest. South Carolina woman found ‘safe and healthy’ in Australia 19 years after abduction: report. CNN: Can Working Women Have It All? Golden Globes: Gabourey Sidibe wins best comeback. Gabourey Sidibe arrives on the red carpet at the 2014 Golden Globe Awards on January 12. Gabourey Sidibe received "mean tweets" about her Golden Globes dressThe 30-year-old actress responded with a witty tweetThe response to her reply has been positiveThis isn't the first time the actress has dealt with criticism about her weight (CNN) -- Walking the red carpet is basically like walking a tightrope in front of your harshest critics, but Gabourey Sidibe has handled hers with class.

The 30-year-old "American Horror Story: Coven" star received nasty tweets about her appearance after she arrived at the Golden Globe Awards on Sunday, with some viewers taking offense to her shimmering floor-length gown. The reactions ranged from sarcastic "is she pregnant? " tweets to demands for Sidibe's stylist to do better.

"Clearly Gabby's stylist doesn't like her and has no problem stealing her money," said one observer. "I love Gabby Sidibe but she looked like the GLOBE at the Golden Globes," said another. The Diane Rehm Show from WAMU and NPR. Spotlight On: MamaSick's Blog (@Mamasick on Twitter) Murder-Suicide Suspected in 4 California Death. The hypocrisy of a black Miss Israel. Miss Israel 2013 is crowned, Yityish Aynaw. In February, 21-year-old Yityish Aynaw became the first black Miss Israel. Born in Ethiopia, Aynaw was orphaned at the age of 12 and her maternal grandparents, already settled in Israel, sent for her and her younger brother. The rest, as they say, is history. Or it would be, if Israel wasn't still grappling with its own history of discrimination against black Ethiopian Jews since the first planeload were flown into Israel more than three decades ago.

Suffering from pogroms and persecution in their homeland since the 1970s, the Ethiopian Jewish community was airlifted to the safety of the Jewish state in a series of audacious covert operations beginning in 1984. Israeli Ethiopians, some with their faces painted, shout slogans during a protest in Tel Aviv against racism towards Israelis of Ethiopian descent January 25, 2012. Advertisement Sadly, for most of these 120,000 immigrants, it is a fairytale that does not have a happy ending. Stevie J & Joseline Show the Engagement Ring? Speak on Her Being Called Big Foot and More! Bnm_mainheader.book_ Video.rbml?id=mgid:uma:video:mtv.com:182742&alt=http%3A%2F%2Fm.mtv.com%2Fvideos%2Findex. Mobile Video: I Won't Love You to Death: The Story of Mario and His Mom (6 of 6) Easy bake oven. Chika!