Age, Biography and Wiki Birth Day August 13, 1989 Birth Place Fall River, MA Age 34 YEARS OLD Birth Sign Leo 💰 Net worth: $100K - $1M About Reality star known for being part of the cast of Big Brother season 17. He was a polarizing figure on the show, being eliminated pre-jury while also being the runner-up for the Fan Favorite Award.

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By Katya ForemanFeatures correspondent Natalie Wood (Globe Photos/Rex)The shortened garment emerged in the 1960s as a symbol of rebellious youth culture – and endures to this day. Katya Foreman looks back at the style icon. Among the many revolutions of the Swinging ’60s, from The Beatles to the first man on the moon, the miniskirt remains one of the era’s most enduring icons. While opinions differ on who invented the abbreviated garment, with Mary Quant, André Courrèges, John Bates and Jean Varon among the contenders, in London − the miniskirt’s launch pad − it was local designer Quant who was the driving force behind the city’s ‘60s fashions.

By Kate BettesFeatures correspondent Amelie Stanescu(Credit: Amelie Stanescu)Want to take a selfie? In Berlin, where privacy, living in the moment and counterculture are highly valued, the answer may be "no". It was 01:00, raining and just 2C, but Café Luzia was buzzing. The bar in Berlin's trendy Kreuzberg neighbourhood was alive with pre-club revellers wrapped up in big coats talking loudly in front of the graffitied mirrors and surreptitiously lighting cigarettes on open candles.