Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher Welcomes Baby Girl

TMZ - Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher just wrapped up their newest production -- in diapers -- Mila has given birth to a baby girl ... TMZ has learned.

Sources close to Mila's womb tell us ... Mila delivered Tuesday night at Cedars-Sinai -- the hospital of choice for many celebrities. 

We're told they arrived at the hospital Tuesday around 6 A.M. ... and were taken right to a delivery room.

They came by themselves -- no entourage, no family.

Sources tell us Mila delivered right on schedule ... and delivered right around the Jewish New Year.

Mazel Tov!

Samantha Lewthwaite 'White Widow' Now Trains ISIS Female Suicide Bomber Squad

The British Muslim convert known as the 'White Widow' has joined ISIS and is training a female suicide bomber squad in Syria, it has been reported.

Samantha Lewthwaite, 30, from Aylesbury in Buckinghamshire has spent the past two and a half years on the run and has been repeatedly linked to terrorist plots in East Africa.

The mother-of-four - who is the widow of one of the 7/7 suicide bombers - is charged with plotting a bombing campaign across Kenya in 2011.

• Samantha Lewthwaite has reportedly travelled to ISIS' heartland
• The widow of a 7/7 bomber is said to be training a female suicide squad 
• She is also allegedly teaching militants how to exploit western media

Now she is allegedly overseeing the training of the women in Islamic State's headquarters, as well as teaching militants how to manipulate western media.

She is so highly regarded she is known as the 'Special One', reports the Daily Star Sunday.

Federal Government Identifies Remains of WWI Soldiers In Winnipeg

The federal government has identified the remains of four First World War soldiers from a Winnipeg-based regiment who killed while advancing on a small village in northern France nearly a century ago.

The defence department identified them in an announcement in Winnipeg on Saturday as Lt. Clifford Neelands, Lance Sgt. John Lindell and privates Lachlan McKinnon and William Simms, all of the Winnipeg Grenadiers.

The men died in the village of Hallu, in the Somme region, which they were advancing to capture following the first attack of the Battle of Amiens in August 1918.

Their remains, along with those of four other soldiers, were discovered in 2006 and 2007 in Hallu — the largest single find of unknown Canadian soldiers since the government launched a casualty identification program in 2006.

Drunk Stripper In Live Act During An Australian League Football Game

Meet Heather McCartney, a Scottish stripper who had a grand ole time at at an Australian League Football game over the weekend. As fans watched the ending of Hawthorn-Sydney, McCartney began taking off all her clothes, giving everyone outside the corporate suite a view they won’t soon forget.

When police finally made their way to the suite, a drunk McCartney fought back, kicking and biting officers. She was arrested and released after paying a $300 fine. See pics below after the cut

What A Billionaire's Social Calendar Looks Like

It's time to chart the course for the yacht and fuel up the Gulfstream.

Tucked inside an 87-page billionaire census report, published by market research firm Wealth-X and Swiss bank UBS, is a social calendar of all the events frequented by those with 10-figure net worths.

See for yourself;

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ISIS fighters advance in Syria despite US strikes

United States planes pounded Islamic State positions in Syria recently, but the strikes did not halt the fighters’ advance in a Kurdish area where fleeing refugees told of villages burnt and captives beheaded, Reuters reports.

President Barack Obama, speaking at the United Nations, asked the world to join together to fight the militants and vowed to keep up military pressure against them.

“The only language understood by killers like this is the language of force, so the United States of America will work with a broad coalition to dismantle this network of death,” Obama said in 40 minute speech to the UN General Assembly.

Islamist militants in Algeria boasted in a video they had beheaded a French hostage captured on Sunday to punish Paris for joining air strikes against Islamic State in Iraq. The French government said it would not be deterred from taking action against “an association of assassins”.

A US official said the leader of an al Qaeda unit called Khorasan was thought to have been killed in the first day of strikes on Syria. “We believe he is dead,” he said of Khorasan chief Mohsin al-Fadhli, an associate of al Qaeda founder Osama bin Laden. The Pentagon said it could not confirm the death.

Washington describes Khorasan as a separate group from Islamic State, made up of al Qaeda veterans planning attacks on the West from a base in Syria.

Syrian Kurds said Islamic State had responded to US attacks by intensifying its assault near the Turkish border in northern Syria, where 140,000 civilians have fled in recent days in the fastest exodus of the three-year civil war.

Beverage Giants To Cut Calories To Reduce Risk of Obesity

U.S. soft-drinks giants promised to work to reduce the country’s beverage calorie consumption by 20 percent by 2025 in a campaign to counter obesity trends.

Coca-Cola, PepsiCo and Dr. Pepper Snapple pledged to provide smaller-sized bottles, and more water and other low- or no-calorie beverages, to the market to help bring down per-person consumption of their high-sugar drinks.

They also agreed to better publicize calorie counts on vending machines, retail coolers and all drink-vending equipment controlled by the companies.

Appearing at an event organized by the Clinton Global Initiative in New York, representatives from each signed a voluntary initiative to employ marketing and consumer outreach to prod consumers to drink fewer sugary drinks and promote calorie awareness.

The goal is to cut calories from drinks by 20 percent per person within a decade.

The initiative comes as Coca-Cola, PepsiCo and others struggle with flagging sales in their home market. Coca-Cola reported flat sales in North America in the most recent quarter.

Regulators in New York City, California and other venues have proposed measures to cut drink size or enhance labeling requirements.

The companies also said they would intensify awareness campaigns and promotion of healthier beverages in communities where there have been fewer options to often sugar-laden soft drinks.

They will retain an independent evaluator to track progress, in conjunction with an advocacy group set up by the Clinton Foundation, founded by former president Bill Clinton, and the American Heart Association.

Public health advocates said the measures did not go far enough.

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Dragons' Den TV show host's $840K Porsche goes up in flames

Car fans took to social media to share their heartbreak after photos surfaced of a rare hybrid sports car that was destroyed in a fire on Monday.

Photos of a Porsche belonging to Michael Wekerle, a host of the Canadian television show "Dragons' Den," made the rounds on social media Monday after it caught fire at a gas station in Caledon, Ont.

The Porsche 918 Spyder – a plug-in hybrid sports car which retails for approximately $845,000 US – went up in flames at a station near King and Huronontario Streets on Sunday night.

The rare car is one of only 918 that were manufactured by the luxury car maker in 2013.

A spokesperson for Wekerle confirmed to CTV Toronto in an email Monday that theTV personality's Porsche was destroyed in a "terrible fire."

"The cause of the fire is unknown at this time and is under investigation," Henry Kneiss, of Difference Capital said, adding that no one was injured in the fire.

Images of the burnt Porsche were shared on Twitter and retweeted dozens of times.

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Nova Scotia To Ban High-Volume Fracking

Fracking rigs like this one in Butler County, Penn., dot the landscape across western Pennsylvania, June 19, 2013. The Nova Scotia government introduced legislation today that would place an indefinite moratorium on high-volume hydraulic fracturing for onshore oil and gas from shale deposits. | MCT via Getty Images

The Nova Scotia government introduced legislation today that would place an indefinite moratorium on high-volume hydraulic fracturing for onshore oil and gas from shale deposits.

But the legislation would provide an exemption for fracking used for testing and research purposes.

Energy Minister Andrew Younger says the amendments to the Petroleum Resources Act will not provide a loophole for the shale gas industry.

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ISIS executes rights lawyer who criticized religious desecration

Militants with the Islamic State group publicly killed a rights lawyer in the Iraqi city of Mosul after finding her guilty of apostasy in a self-styled Islamic court, the United Nations said Thursday.

Samira Salih al-Nuaimi was seized from her home on Sept. 17 after allegedly posting messages on Facebook that were critical of the militants’ destruction of religious sites in Mosul. Her Facebook page appears to have been removed since her death.

According to the United Nations Assistance Mission in Iraq, al-Nuaimi was tried in a so-called “Sharia court” for apostasy, after which she was tortured for five days before the militants sentenced her to public execution.

“By torturing and executing a female human rights’ lawyer and activist, defending in particular the civil and human rights of her fellow citizens in Mosul, ISIL continues to attest to its infamous nature, combining hatred, nihilism and savagery, as well as its total disregard of human decency,” Nickolay Mladenov, the U.N. envoy to Iraq, said in a statement, referring to the group by an acronym.

Canadian CF-18 Fighter Jets To Get Upgrades,

The Harper government says it will extend the life of its aging fleet of CF-18 fighters.

The jets are an important component of Canada's defence and will be updated to keep them flying for another decade, said Johanna Quinney, a spokeswoman for Defence Minister Rob Nicholson.

"We remain committed to ensuring that our brave men and women in uniform have the equipment that they need to do the work that is asked of them," Quinney said in an emailed statement.

"As a result, we will be extending the life of our CF-18 fleet to 2025 to ensure that Canada has a multi-role, fighter jet capability throughout the next decade. The Royal Canadian Air Force needs a fighter strike capability, and our current fleet of CF-18s is fully capable of fulfilling a variety of mission requirements," such as patrol and air-to-air interception.

Four CF-18s are taking are taking part in air policing missions over the Baltic states as part of NATO's efforts to reassure eastern European allies rattled by Russia's annexation of Crimea and interference in Ukraine.

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Montreal Canadiens Best Hope to Quash Canada Cup Drought

During last season’s playoffs, Canadiens players couldn’t help but wonder how Montreal might respond if the team won the Stanley Cup.

“The way the city reacts when we win one playoff round, it’s almost shocking,” Max Pacioretty said. “We joke around like, ‘Could you imagine winning a Stanley Cup there and what the reaction would be?'”

P.K. Subban has thought about it.

“It’s scary,” the 2013 Norris Trophy winner said. “It’s scary in a great way. How passionate those fans are, the province, it’s scary.”

Oddsmakers think the current landscape across Canada is scary in a bad way and are betting that the country’s Stanley Cup drought will extend to 21 seasons. But among the seven teams, the Canadiens have the best odds of ending it at 18 to 1, according to the online sportsbook Bodog.ca, which is no surprise given they were the only club to make last season’s playoffs.

The Vancouver Canucks (33-1), Toronto Maple Leafs (40-1), Edmonton Oilers (50-1), Ottawa Senators and Winnipeg Jets (66-1) and Calgary Flames (75-1) aren’t inspiring much confidence to bring the trophy back to Canada for the first time since the Habs did it in 1993.

Montreal came the closest in last year’s playoffs by reaching the Eastern Conference final before losing to the New York Rangers. Beating the rival Boston Bruins to get there was what Pacioretty called the best feeling he’s had in hockey to this point.

Pacioretty knows winning a Cup would be the pinnacle. The stage is set for the Habs to at least be in the running to get back to the same spot with goaltender Carey Price healthy, Subban locked up to a long-term contract and the East looking as wide open as ever.

Al-Qaeda leader warns of revenge for airstrikes

The leader of al-Qaida's Syria affiliate vowed Sunday that his group would "use all possible means" to fight back against airstrikes by the U.S.-led coalition and warned that the conflict would reach Western countries joining the alliance.

The U.S. views the affiliate, known as the Nusra Front, as a terrorist group, but Syrian rebels have long seen it as a potent ally against both the Islamic State extremist group -- which is the main target of the coalition -- and Syrian President Bashar Assad's forces.

Syrian rebels, activists and analysts have warned that targeting the Nusra Front will inject more chaos into the Syrian conflict and indirectly help Assad by striking one of his main adversaries. 

The U.S. insists it wants Assad to step down, but is not targeting his forces, which are best placed to benefit from the airstrikes.

In a 25-minute audio recording, Nusra Front leader Abu Mohammed al-Golani portrayed the U.S.-led coalition as a "Crusader alliance" against Sunni Muslims and vowed to fight back.

Wow! Toronto To Have A Park In The Sky

Ever since New York opened its High Line Park, a railroad track converted to urban greenspace, cities around the world have looked with envy at New York’s overground playground.

Now Toronto is getting its own overground playground, with Tuesday’s announcement of a “sky park” to be built around the city’s central train station.

Transit operator Metrolinx and developer Invanhoe Cambridge have released the first visuals of a new complex planned for the Union Station area, which will feature a new GO bus terminal for regional commuters and a 2.7-million-square-foot office complex.

It will also include a one-acre “sky park” over the railroad corridor.

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B.C Trinity Western Law School Accreditation To Be Decided In Referendum

The governing members of the Law Society of British Columbia have voted in favour of holding a binding referendum to determine whether a Christian university's law school should be accredited.

The decision, in a 20 to 10 vote by the society's governors, came after a divisive and emotional hearing Friday over Trinity Western University's controversial policy against sex outside marriage between a man and a woman.

The mail-in referendum is to be held as soon as possible, with results to be released at the end of October.

The hearing followed months of debate on the issue that three other provincial legal governing bodies have weighed in on, with the matter expected to eventually land in the Supreme Court of Canada.

Law societies in Ontario and Nova Scotia have voted against accrediting law students from Trinity, and the university has launched legal challenges of those decisions.

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Walmart Blames Tracy Morgan For The Accident That Nearly Ended His Life

Ever since the horrific six-vehicle crash that took the life of comedian Jimmy Mack and nearly killedTracy Morgan, we’ve been cautiously and optimistically following Morgan recovery. When last we checked in, comedian Neal Brennan offered a funny anecdote that indicated Morgan is — at least on the humor side — back to his old self.

Which brings us to the inevitably icky part of the saga: the legal proceedings. Morgan sued Walmart back in July, claiming their driver, Kevin Roper, was doing 65 MPH in a 45 MPH zone and had been awake for more than 24 hours (and driving for more than nine consecutive hours) when he slammed one of the company’s trucks into the back of Morgan’s limousine.

Yesterday, Walmart finally fired back, essentially claiming that everything would be okay if Tracy and his friends had just buckled up:

So Wrong! Model Danii Phae Battered By Rapper Boyfriend When Confronted On Infidelity

The dude is 'boyenemy' and not boyfriend. Model Danii Phae wrote on her Tumblr page that she was battered by her ex-boyfriend, a struggling rapper named Justin Joseph aka J$tash. Below is what she said happened to her...in her own words.

"This is very hard for me at this moment in my life to express my heart/mind to the world, but I will say these last few months have been the worst months of my life. I was dating someone (J$tash) that abused me verbally, emotionally and physically throughout the end duration of our relationship. Monday morning on September 15th 2014 my life was forever, changed. A person I thought and believed I could trust, whom I gave my love/time/energy to brutally punched me in my face repeatedly with his fists while I became slowly unconscious covered in blood in his brooklyn apartment bed.

"After he was done he told me to not tell anyone to not tell my friends, He also started to prepare legal action to protect himself in case I pressed charges against him.

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Anaconda Mistress Nicki Minaj to host the 2014 MTV EMA in Glasgow

MTV has today unveiled hip hop superstar Nicki Minaj as the host of the 2014 MTV EMA. Just two weeks before she releases her highly anticipated third studio album The PinkPrint, Minaj will be hosting the world’s annual music awards show that celebrates the year’s hottest artists from around the globe. Announced to fans via Twitter, the Anaconda singer confirmed she is “so excited”, saying “I will not only perform, but I have the honorable task of HOSTING this year’s #MTVEMA!!!!!!! AAAAAHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!! ”

The 2014 MTV EMA will broadcast live from the SSE Hydro in Glasgow on Sunday, 9 November at 21:00 CAT on MTV. Nicki Minaj will also perform at the 2014 MTV EMA, bringing her signature style and a no holds barred performance to the 20th anniversary MTV EMA. The 2014 MTV EMA will air across MTV’s global network of more than 60 channels reaching nearly 700 million households around the world as well as through syndication. In addition, its convergent programming and content will reach the entire interactive community, via MTV’s more than 200 digital media properties around the world.

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Ebola Update: CDC Confirms Texas Man Tests Positive

The first case of the deadly Ebola virus diagnosed on US soil has occurred. A Texas man who just returned from Liberia to the US has tested positive to the deadly Ebola virus.

Announcing the development today September 30th, America's Center for Disease Control said the unidentified man was asymptomatic when he arrived back from Liberia recently and only started showing suspicious symptoms yesterday, prompting his immediate check-in into a Dallas hospital where it was confirmed he had the dreaded viral disease after preliminary test was carried out on him.

He has now been placed on strict isolation while a trace of all contacts he's made since his return back to America has commenced.

MTO Reports Amber Rose texting Kanye West since filing for divorce from Wiz?

 MediaTakeOut has a blockbuster exclusive from a rock solid snitch. According to our insider, Amber Rose may be trying to get back together with Kanye West . . . and as of now . . . Kanye seems like he's considering it.

The insider tells us that two weeks ago, when she had freshly fled the paperwork on Wiz, Amber began calling around - asking if she could get Kanye West's number. She finally got it from a friend of a friend.

Since getting the number, we're told that Kanye and Amber have been texting each other daily.

The insider explains,

"They left their relationship on a bad note, so Amber reached out to basically apologize, and say that she still valued his friendship. . . . They've texted just about every day since."