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Elizabeth Raine: Medical student plans to auction her virginity

The student says 'potential sums involved are too large to be dismissed'

A medical student in the US is auctioning her virginity online, having been inspired by the figures offered to Natalie Dylan, who received bids of $3.7 million dollars (£.2.2million) for hers in 2009.

The student, who has adopted the name Elizabeth Raine to conceal her true identity, has set up a website for prospective bidders to learn more about her and place bids. The auction will open on 1 April.

Raine is offering the winning bidder a 12-hour date and the opportunity to take her virginity in a deal she describes as "primarily financially motivated".

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Conman impersonates Uti Nwachukwu to dupe, obtain nude pictures

Few months after Actress Doris Simon cried foul over an impersonator duping innocent and ignorant persons via BBM, media personality Uti Nwachukwu has become the target of same conman. According to the Presenter and model, “Someone is seriously impersonating me on bbm!!! Apparently, he follows me on twitter and Instagram and that’s how he gets photos and what to update on his BBM. He adds girls and then promises them a deal with brands like Peak milk and Samsung! “Then he asks them to send 60k to his account and nude photos so he can be sure they are hot enough for the job’’ Uti told Movie moments. Elaborating further on the activities of the conman, he said, “Some girls send their nudes (why would anyone even do that in this modern day and time!!! All because they feel it’s Uti and why would you send money or nudes to someone you have not VIDEO chatted with?!!!! Jeez!!! When they realize it’s the fake Uti and refuse to send him money, he now blackmails them that if they do not send the money, he will release their photos online. “Facebook closed his accounts under my name and he keeps reopening it and getting Victims. “Please you need to inform girls because this guy will use this thing to rape a lot of good looking desperate girls posing under the image of “The PR from Uti Nwachukwu deal” the Martini Ambassador concluded.

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7 Clichés You Should Never Use In A Job Interview

One of the main goals to achieve during a job interview is to make yourself stand out among other applicants vying for the same position as you. There are an infinite number of ways to represent yourself, so stay away from these cringe-worthy clichés.

NOW WATCH: 8 Things You Should Never Say In A Job Interview

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The Truth About 'The Most Interesting Man In The World'

The Most Interesting Man In The World

For over 40 years, Jonathan Goldsmith worked as a journeyman actor with hundreds of IMDB credits to his name.
In 2006, he booked the role of a lifetime: the spokesperson for a Dos Equis beer campaign that soon made him known to millions as "The Most Interesting Man in the World." Goldsmith lived and worked in Hollywood for years, but now prefers the quiet life with his wife Barbara and their two dogs in Vermont. Goldsmith talked to Business Insider about how he landed the role that turned him into a cultural icon.

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How To Make Your Flight Attendant Like You

Maybe you don’t want to please your cabin crew next time you fly.

I know, I know, it’s their job to be nice, you're the customer, they're the employee.

But if you're good to them, they'll be extra nice to you. So here's how to charm them. Read More After the Cut....

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Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 search grows, pilots

Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 went down over the southern Indian Ocean, Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak said Monday, citing a new analysis of satellite data by a British satellite company and accident investigators.

The announcement appeared to rule out the possibility that anyone could have survived whatever happened to the aircraft, which vanished more than two weeks ago with 239 people aboard.

As Razak spoke, airline representatives met with family members in Beijing. “They have told us all lives are lost,” one relative of a missing passenger told CNN.

The developments happened the same day as Australian officials announced they had spotted two objects in the southern Indian Ocean that could be related to the flight, which has been missing since March 8 with 239 people aboard.

One object is “a grey or green circular object,” and the other is “an orange rectangular object,” the Australian Maritime Safety Authority said.

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