One in ten say such programmes should not be available at allThe BBC has come under fire for amending classic radio programmes to remove content that might now be considered offensive. Programmes such as Steptoe and Son and I’m Sorry, I’ll Read That Again have been amended, including the removal of entire sketches in some instances. Other changes by the BBC include jokes removed from episodes of Chewin’ the Fat, and warnings before some episodes of Blackadder.

TALENTRECAP.COM Talent Dancing With The Stars Photo by: ABC/Andrew Eccles Reading Time: 3 minutes Adrian Peterson may have already retired from the NFL, but it’s definitely not too late to enlist himself in the the world of dance. The former NFL All-Pro is now gearing up for Dancing With The Stars as one of the celebrity contestants of season 32. From the football field to the ballroom, Peterson’s participation on Dancing With The Stars is an unexpected career transition.

It’s not known by everybody, but men did wear heels in the past, long before women started wearing them. High heels were originally designed for men, but this faded over the past centuries. However, surprisingly, heels seem to be breaking their way back into men’s fashion again, as more and more celebs have started to embrace their feminine side by wearing their favorite pair of heels. Here at Bright Side, we were amazed by the following men who broke down the stereotypes of society and confidently showed us that heels are not only meant for women.

Let’s do a little experiment together, shall we? Do you have any old family photo albums lying around? Try to look for your parents’ or grandparents’ photos. If possible, search for photos where they’re the same age as you are today. You’ll see that even though you might look similar, there will be something odd about these pictures. Your family members appear to look older than you do today. Sure, you probably think it might have something to do with their hairstyles — those may not be fashionable anymore.

We probably all know people who find it extremely hard to bond with someone or stay in a relationship with the same person for a long time. Sometimes people are quick to judge these “serial daters” and explain their behavior by saying they’re irresponsible and frivolous. But, surprisingly, the bonding issue might have far deeper roots, and today we want you to hear from scientists about what they think may be the genetic cause of someone’s messy dating life. Some men are “serial daters”