If you are calling 911, things are probably about as bad as they could possibly get. This holds true for celebrities as well. Some funny and some sad, these 911 calls serve as a reminder that celebrities are people too—not superheroes immune to disaster. You can ensure in it watching YouTube video right here.
This spring the Los Angeles Fire Department responded to a 911 call from the home of Paris Hilton. The incident was said to be “possibly electrical in origin,” a rep for the Fire Department told Access. The issue was quickly resolved and the fire truck left the residence.

Mel Gibson has been buried. Thanks to his “significant other,” the whole world now views him as a psycho. In 911 call you can hear now, a woman explains how the actor ran his car off the road. She seems extremely annoyed with the whole situation. Maybe because she is tired of this crazy job?

Few things are as terrible as coming to a house that has been robbed. Kourtney Kardashian called 911 after she and her boyfriend noticed things looked different from how they had left them. The woman said they ran out of the house as soon as they noticed the signs. The most remarkable thing about this call is how calm she is. It looks as if this is an everyday situation for Kourtney Kardashian.

As fans, we grow close to celebrities in our own way, and this superficial closeness breeds a hunger for as much information as possible. But maybe there are some things we do not need to hear. So where should the media draw the line when it comes to 911 calls that involve a celebrity? But there is definitely a public appetite for them because, for better or worse, they provide raw, unfiltered, unscripted drama that even the best scripted drama cannot match.

When a movie becomes really popular, ever cinema and TV channel does its best to be the first to show it on the screen. That is how the most popular movies turn to be the most annoying ones. Here is the list of the best Hollywood movies that make people feel sick when they watch it on TV.
•    Avatar. Yes, how much you love this movie, it has been on our screen so many times, they we must say No finally. I just want to say thanks to James Cameron who created such a great epic story. But please stop it.

•    The Passion of the Christ. ‘Avatar’ is not the only blockbuster that left a wake in its wake, however. In 2004, ‘The Passion of the Christ’ shocked audiences with its graphic depiction of the crucifixion.

•    The Blair Witch Project. You might expect horror movies to headline a list like this, but the mass sickness caused by ‘The Blair Witch Project’ shot in 1999 was due less to the content than to the style. The movie’s use of handheld cameras and jerky editing led to motion sickness among audiences from coast-to-coast.

•    The Exorcist. The movie was released by Warner Bros. in 1973. A film rewrote the entire concept of horror movies, a blockbuster box office smash continues to earn them money up to this day. By the way, the movie resulted so scary that one day a usual moviegoer fainted and broke his jaw when he fell onto the seat in front of him.

•    Psycho. Before ‘The Exorcist,’ of course, there was ‘Psycho,’ which shocked audiences in 1960 with the sudden and gruesome murder of star Janet Leigh less than halfway through the film. Audiences around the globe were reported to have been afflicted with widespread fainting and vomiting spells, which only helped pique interest about the movie.

I am sure that there are a lot of people who feel attracted by supernatural and mystic happenings. So do I. That is why mystic movies are always on top of my favorite videos, I can watch them again and again and feel excited. Below I present you a list of my favorite movies about supernatural happenings. I hope you will enjoy them.
•    The Exorcist. Supernatural horror went mainstream in 1973 starting from ‘The Exorcist.’ Even if you weren’t a true believer, Friedkin’s expertly paced direction, well-timed shocks and scares, and thematic exploration of religious faith through flawed, questioning characters, ‘The Exorcist’ would have moved you viscerally and emotionally. That ‘The Exorcist’ remains the best in its genre.

•    The Others. It is my obvious favorite. Directed by a famous Spanish director Alejandro Amenábar the story goes about the venerable haunted house. ‘The Others’ offered a steady mix of existential dread and scares over its 104-minute running time. ‘The Others’ is proof positive that you don’t need an R-rating to deliver a dramatically and emotionally satisfying horror film. Nicole Kidman was awesome incarnating the woman who takes care of two sick kids.

•    Poltergeist. My love to supernatural started from this movie. Spielberg came up with the idea of setting a ghost story in suburban California, storyboarded the film, and acted as all-around-mentor. Memorable performances, including Zelda Rubenstein as a diminutive psychic, Craig T. Nelson as a suburban father and homeowner, Jobeth Williams as a suburban mother, and Heather O’Rourke as their youngest daughter, anchored a ghost story that remains, almost 30 years later, a standard.

•    The Shining. Stanley Kubrick’s one-and-only foray into supernatural horror, ‘The Shining” took Stephen King’s bestselling 1977 novel, removed superfluous subplots, swapped ambulatory hedge animals for a maze, and kept the Overlook Hotel as a menacing, malevolent character. The film also added riveting performances by Jack Nicholson as the borderline deranged Jack Torrance, a frustrated author with serious anger management issues, Shelley Duvall as Torrance’s borderline hysterical wife, Wendy, and Danny Lloyd as their paranormally gifted son, ultimately delivering a supernatural horror film that remains among the best of the genre.

The sport quickly spread throughout North America, and by the late 1970s it had become widely popular in Europe. Its popularity soon spawned a thriving sailboard-manufacturing industry in Europe.

There is a lot of variation in modern sailboard design. The boards now usually range from two to four meters and weigh between seven to eighteen kg.  By the way, some boards can reach speeds of over forty knots. There are also different types of modern windsurfing that include racing, slalom, freestyle and wave sailing.

It is amazing that windsurfing was included in the Olympic Games. Olympic windsurfing features sailors who race over a traditional triangle course. It was first contested in 1984, as a demonstration sport, with separate competitions for men and later on for women. There were some equipment changes in successive Olympiads: sailboards of the Windglider design were used at the 1984 Games, Division II boards in 1988, Lechner boards in 1992, etc.