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Canine cuteness! Meet menswear dog, Shiba Inu Bodhi, the most stylish dog in New York, who reportedly makes about $15k a month modeling for giant fashion labels including Coach. He also has a collection for Menswear Daily, and is the author of its own book. On his instagram and tumblr pages, Shiba transform cuteness to cool, and playful to haute couture. His social media pages were initially opened by its owner for fun where she dressed him up in her husband's outfits...but by the time over 190,000 fans started following the page, fashion labels began contacting the owner to put their clothes on the dog as a form of ad. The page has now gone viral. Although not its original intention, Menswear dog instagram page now teaches fashion lessons like tips for the modern fashionable male using Shibu's style. See more cute pics of the dog after the cut..

Blac Chyna's mum Tokyo Toni isn't done dragging Tyga, his family and his girlfriend's family after Tyga's grandma claimed in an interview that Kylie came from a better and more educated family. See what she wrote on instagram plus Tyga's response to her and Blac Chyna's response to Tyga. Drama!

Bayern's Javi Martinez from Spain gestures as he arrives for a training session in Munich, southern Germany, Monday, May 11, 2015. FC Bayern Munich will play against FC Barcelona in a second leg semifinal Bayern Munich must do what only team has ever done in the history of the Champions League, and overcome a three-goal deficit in the knockout rounds. That would be hard enough against any opponent, much less against Lionel Messi and Barcelona's high-powered attack. But that's the task facing the German champion on Tuesday after losing the first leg of their semifinal 3-0 at Camp Nou last week against coach Pep Guardiola's old team, with Messi contributing two superb goals.   In the 23-year history of the Champions League, only Deportivo la Coruna has managed to wipe away a three-goal deficit, beating AC Milan 4-0 at home in the 2004 quarterfinals after losing the first leg 4-1.   Five-time champion Bayern, seeking its 11th final on June 6...

Rafael Nadal of Spain reacts during the men's singles final match against Andy Murray of Britain at the Madrid Open Tennis tournament in Madrid, Spain, Sunday, May 10, 2015. Rafael Nadal dropped out of the top five in the ATP rankings for the first time in 10 years on Monday after failing to defend his title at the Madrid Masters.   Nadal, a two-time defending champion in the Spanish capital, lost to Andy Murray on clay for the first time in Sunday's final. It was Nadal's fourth loss on his favorite surface this year, only two weeks before starting his quest for a 10th French Open title.   I haven't been able to play two weeks in a row, well, in the whole year," Nadal said. The 28-year-old Nadal dropped to seventh in the rankings, meaning he could face highest-ranked opponents as early as the quarterfinals at Roland Garros. Novak Djokovic is still the top-tanked player, followed by Roger Federer and Murray.   Nadal was ranked seventh on May 2, 2005, the...

Greece's Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis arrives at prime minister's office to take part in a cabinet meeting in Athens, on Sunday, May 10, 2015. Eurozone finance ministers will meet on Monday amid slow-moving Hopes for a deal between Greece and its European creditors at a key meeting Monday are slim, weighing on the region's stock markets as the country struggles to make upcoming debt repayments. Ahead of a meeting with his counterparts in the 19-country eurozone, Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis said Greece and its creditors have a "moral and political responsibility" to swiftly reach a deal. Athens will not, however, budge from its key negotiating positions, he said. Stock markets fell in the eurozone, led by Athens' index, which dropped 2.8 percent. Despite three months of talks, Greece and its creditors have failed to agree on further reforms and savings Athens needs to qualify for a 7.2 billion euro ($8 billion) loan installment. Wi...

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry speaks during a joint press conference with Foreign Minister Mahamoud Ali Youssouf at the Presidential Palace, in Dijbouti, Dijbouti. The State Department says Secretary of U.S U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry will travel to Russia on Tuesday to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin for talks aimed at mending relations driven to new post-Cold War lows by disagreements over Ukraine and Syria. It will be Kerry's first trip to Russia since the start of the Ukraine crisis and only his second since taking office. Kerry will meet Putin and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov at the Black Sea resort of Sochi, the U.S. State Department said Monday. Russia's foreign ministry said in a statement that it hopes Kerry's visit will "normalize bilateral relations on which global stability largely depends." Ukraine has served as the main source of discord in dialogue between Moscow an...