Meet Bonnie, A Loving Mother And A Sex Worker Living In Denmark (NSFW)

Warning: The following post contains nudity and is not suitable for work.

This is Bonnie Cleo Andersen. She's the mother of Michella, who is 16 years old; Oliver, who is 15; and Noa, who is six. She is also a self-professed prostitute, working legally in a small house in a village in the east of Denmark.

Image courtesy Marie Hald

"I first met Bonnie while I was doing a project on my final semester of school,"

How to cancel your flight for FREE!!!!!

Everyone knows you can cancel your flight within 24 hours of booking... right?

Wrong. We didn't really realize this was possible until recently, when we learned it's a federal rule for airlines to give passengers a full refund if they choose to cancel their flights within 24 hours of booking, provided they book more than seven days before their trip.*

The 3 Things That Could Save Your Retirement That You Will Never Ever Do

Let's face it: A lot of us worry about not having enough money to live on after we stop working. In fact, it's the principal reason why we keep working! Nobody wants to outlive their money. Here are three unconventional ideas for a more secure retirement, and no, we don't actually expect anyone to do them.

The 29 States Where You Can Still Be Fired For Being Gay

Tim Cook came out as gay in an essay in Businessweek on Thursday. He said that the unequal treatment LGBT employees face all over the country was a critical factor in his decision.

"I’ve had the good fortune to work at a company that loves creativity and innovation and knows it can only flourish when you embrace people’s differences," Cook wrote. "Not everyone is so lucky."

6 Lessons We Can All Learn From Julia Roberts

From the early "Mystic Pizza" days to becoming a full-blown A-lister, Julia Robertshas always made a splash in Hollywood. Clearly she knows a thing or two about style.

In honor of her 47th birthday, we're looking back at some of the major moments that really made the legendary actress, well, legendary. And we couldn't take a trip down memory lane without highlighting tips from Roberts' bold choices over the years.

1. Comfort and fashion can go hand-in-hand.

Early on in her career, Roberts made head-turning statements with menswear-inspired outfits on the red carpet. We've seen her rock casual, comfy looks that prove even a pair of jeans can be chic.

Spaghetti squash w/ chickpeas & kale

The first time I had spaghetti squash, it was served with a big scoop of store-bought marinara sauce mixed in. It was slimy and goop-y and decidedly notspaghetti-like.

This Is Possibly The Easiest Pasta Recipe In The World

The easiest, most amazing pasta you will ever make. Even the pasta gets cooked right in the pot. How easy is that?!

Bug Buried in Guy's Ear

Having a live moth stuck in your ear can really bug you.

San Francisco: Your 2014 World Series Champions

Kansas City put up a great fight, but MadBum was simply too much for the American League champions (Jamie Squire / Getty Images)

5 Things You Can Do Right Now to Look More Stylish

After combing through photos of some of the most stylish women on the planet—think: Olivia Palermo, Hanneli Mustaparta, and Emmauelle Alt—we’ve come to a few conclusions. Ahead, five habits of the ridiculously fashionable, and how to adopt them into your life.

Scroll down to amp up your style game today.

Gold Jewelry Dominated Our Accessories Of The Week List

It's easy to forget about jewelry. It's usually the last thing you put on as you walk out the door and if you're running late, it's the first thing to be cut.

But this week, we were shown just how important a little bling can be. Celebrities like Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and bloggers like Leandra Medine demonstrated why it's so crucial to take an extra thirty seconds to throw on that cuff or cocktail ring -- it can really make or break an outfit.

Check out our favorite accessories of the week and let us know which ones are inspiring you.

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley's jewelry

The model's delicate gold jewelry perfectly complements her all-white outfit and gives it just the right amount of sparkle.

Victoria's Secret's 'Perfect Body' Campaign Shows How Society Encourages Female Body-Shaming

Looking back at my adolescence, I remember a particular episode with great clarity: seeing cellulite on my legs for the first time when I was 19 and inducing myself into a state of panic. I went out and bought body brushes and moisturisers to try and tackle this unsightly, humiliating flaw. My thought process was that if I started dealing with my cellulite now, perhaps I wouldn't have to feel ashamed and embarrassed by my body when I was older. Underpinning this whole thought process was the belief that I would no longer be attractive or desirable if I had cellulite- I would not be perfect. I would be flawed, tarnished.

These 6 Ways People Are Recognizing Breast Cancer Awareness Month Will Make You Smile

October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and some individuals and organizations are going beyond pink ribbons to embrace out-of-the-box ways to stand up for breast health.

We’ve partnered with the makers of Genius 3D mammography to highlight six awesome ways people are doing their part to keep breast cancer a part of the conversation.

1. Check Your Puppies! 

Scientists Finally Crack The Code Of The Ancient 'Phaistos Disk'

Scientists have been trying to decipher the mysterious "Phaistos Disk" ever since the4,000-year-old clay disk was discovered in 1908 on the Greek island of Crete.

15 Biggest Marriage Regrets From Middle-Aged Divorcees

Divorce triggers a lot of different emotions, everything from sadness to regret. In some cases, a split is precipitated by a factor outside the marriage. In other cases, though, couples ask themselves whether there was something they could have done differently to save the relationship.

How Our Views Of Obesity Have Changed, From Ancient Times Until Today

Getting "fat" used to give us a genetic edge: When food was scarce, we needed to store backup reserves of energy, because we couldn't always guarantee when or where we'd find our next meal.

"This ability to store surplus fat from the least possible amount of food intake may have made the difference between life and death, not only for the individual but also -- more importantly -- for the species," Garabed Eknoyan, M.D., of the Baylor College of Medicine, wrote in a 2006 history of obesity. "Those who could store fat easily had an evolutionary advantage in the harsh environment of early hunters and gatherers."

The 100 Best Free PC Games

Free PC games! Whether you're broke or just frugal, free is a price point that appeals to everybody's purse. We've collated the 100 best free PC games guaranteed to deliver a near endless stream of complementary entertainment. All you need to spend here is your time.

Windowless Airplanes Of The Future Look Exciting... And Terrifying

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There's some new concept art out showing a possible airplane of the not-too-distant future. And depending on how you feel about flying, these images will either be exhilarating or terrifying.

This Is What A Panic Attack Physically Feels Like

For the millions of American adults who suffer from anxiety and panic disorders, panic attacks may be one of the most prevalent and persistent symptoms. And while the experience of a panic attack is different for each individual, there is one universal truth for all who suffer from them: They're terrifying.

The Fried Green Tomato Grilled Cheese Is Sandwich Perfection

Sometimes people get creative with grilled cheese sandwiches and it's not a good thing, like when they use it to replace the bun on a burger. The grilled cheese sandwich is so good as it is, so why should we mess with perfection? Unless, of course, that creativity includes fried green tomatoes. In that case, have at it.

7 Hurdles Female Entrepreneurs Need To Overcome

By: Nicole Fallon, Business News Daily Assistant Editor
Published: 07/11/2014 08:43 AM EDT on BusinessNewsDaily

When it comes to catching up with their male counterparts, women have made great strides in the business world over the years. But there's no doubt about it: Today's female entrepreneurs are still up against a few major obstacles. Seven women shared the biggest challenges they and their fellow female business owners have to face in the modern world, and give advice on how to best overcome them.

The Most Common Reason American Women Start Their Own Businesses

By: Brittney Helmrich Business News Daily Staff Writer
Published: 10/27/2014 05:44 AM EDT on BusinessNewsDaily

Work-life balance is incredibly important to female entrepreneurs in the United States.

According to a new survey by PayPal, 55 percent of American women entrepreneurs said they started or want to start their own business to achieve work-life balance.

U.S. Soldiers Quarantined In Italy After Returning From Aiding Ebola Patients

American troops returning after aiding Ebola patients in Liberia have been isolated in Italy, CBS News and CNN reported Monday. A Pentagon spokesperson later confirmed to The Huffington Post that about a dozen military personnel have been isolated "out of an abundance of caution."

As CBS correspondent David Martin reports, troops are being isolated in Vicenza, Italy, home to a U.S. Army post:

These Wedding Dresses Are For Brides Who Dare To Go Bare

It's customary for brides to wear white, but that doesn't mean their wedding dresses have to be virginal.

Indeed, many of the gowns we saw on the Bridal Market runways earlier this month pushed the limits of traditional bridal wear and made a sexy, saucy splash. The 11 dresses below are for the most daring brides only.

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3 Things You Have To Give Up To Lose Weight Forever

To be healthier and happier, Tory Johnson, author of The Shift, discovered that she had to let go of three particular things.

By Tory Johnson

1. The Cheat Day

For years, I was lulled into the moderation trap, a bedrock of nutrition advice that works flawlessly for some women but is a disaster for others. Supposedly, as long as I limited myself to a few bites here or there, I could eat onion rings, rice and chocolate cake -- anything, really -- and not gain weight. Trouble is, I never ate just a few bites. A couple chips led to the whole bag, and, before long, I was out of control again. Ditto for the oft-advised "cheat day." For me, rewarding healthy eating with unhealthy foods was akin to an alcoholic celebrating a month of sobriety with a beer. It didn't work. When it comes to eating, I was not blessed with the moderation gene. Once I stopped struggling with moderation, my life got a whole lot easier.

How To Snip An Ingrown Toenail The Right Way

By: Jesse Emspak 
Published: 10/22/2014 10:53 AM EDT on LiveScience

Nobody likes ingrown toenails, and when you get one, your instinct may be to clip off the offending bit. But new research shows that might be exactly the wrong thing to do —it won't necessarily stop the toenail from growing in again, and the reason all comes down to physics.

17 Adorably Nonsensical Things That Make Zero Sense, And Therefore Are Perfect

These 17 silly random things exist purely to make you smile. 

1. This hedgehog who now knows he can fit perfectly inside a Starbucks cup.

The G-Spot And 'Vaginal Orgasm' Are Myths, According To New Clinical Review

The struggle to find the G-spot and achieve the mythical "vaginal orgasm" is real. Books have been written on it; sex therapists have explained how to stimulate it; even Cosmopolitan magazine has tried to instruct dutiful readers how to find it.

40 Photos From An Epic Road Trip Through North Korea

LAKE CHON, North Korea (AP) — When North Korea opens its doors, it does so for a reason. So it was when the authoritarian government granted permission for a road trip so extensive that few North Koreans — let alone a pair of American journalists — could imagine taking it.

We drove 2,150 kilometers (1,336 miles) in a country that has barely 25,000 kilometers of road, and only 724 kilometers of those paved. By the time we returned to the capital a week later, our Chinese-made Great Wall SUV had a few new scratches and one less hubcap.Our official destination was majestic Mount Paektu, with its jagged peaks surrounding a crystal-blue crater lake. North Korea is pursuing a plan to create dozens of special foreign investment and tourism zones, and this is one of the places it most wants to promote.

The easiest way to get there is to fly, but we had been granted permission to drive. This, we were told, would mean traveling through places that no foreign journalists had been allowed to see before.

Still, the trip was on North Korea's terms.

In this June 20, 2014 photo, young North Korean schoolchildren help to fix pot holes in a rural road in North Korea's North Hamgyong province. (AP Photo/David Guttenfelder)

Even on the loneliest of lonely highways, we would never be without a "minder," whose job was to monitor and supervise our activities. We were not to take photographs of any checkpoints or military installations, or talk to people we happened to see along the way. For the most part, we were not to detour from our pre-approved route, which, to no one's surprise, didn't include nuclear facilities or prison camps.

Catholic High School Blocks Lesbian Drama Starring Julianne Moore And Ellen Page From Shooting

A Catholic high school has denied a production company permission to shoot a film on its premises after learning the movie's plot involves a lesbian relationship between characters played by Julianne Moore and Ellen Page.

11 Things You Didn't Know About Michael Jordan

His triviAirness.

Although he was chosen third overall in the 1984 NBA Draft and initially didn't makehis varsity basketball team in high school, Michael Jordan would go on to have arguably the greatest basketball career of all time. Six NBA championships. Five NBA Most Valuable Player awards. Fourteen NBA All-Star appearances. Jordan was even so influential during his reign, that he's credited with starting the baggy shorts fadwhen he required bigger shorts so he could continue wearing his University of North Carolina shorts underneath his Chicago Bulls gear during every game.

In honor of the 30th anniversary of Michael Jordan's NBA debut on Oct. 26, here is a roundup of a few facts you didn't know about the eternal King of Chicago.

These are 11 things that will make your head spin about MJ.

Cyle Warren Abbott, Regretful Robber, Returns Cash Stolen From Gas Station: Police

EUREKA, Calif. (AP) — Police in Northern California say a man robbed a gas station only to return hours later to give the money back and apologize.

14 Vintage Baby Girl Names That Are Waiting To Be Rediscovered

So many vintage names have been retrieved, polished up and restored to baby use, from Amelia to Zachariah, that it sometimes feel that the attic is empty. Not so. There are still lots of names popular in the past yet still waiting to be rediscovered. The examples here were all given to at least 100 babies in the year 1914 -- a century ago -- but are still not in the current Top 1,000.

Top NIH Ebola Specialist Says Quarantines Will Jeopardize Americans

WASHINGTON -- The top government infectious disease specialist warned politicians against Ebola quarantines on Sunday, saying aggressive protocols targeting all health workers who fight the disease are not backed up by good science and could ultimately threaten public health in the United States.

Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, made several TV appearances Sunday to note that harsh treatment of health workers returning from Africa could backfire, jeopardizing Americans.

"Two expressions that became especially popular with CBS News brass, [Sharyl Attkisson] says, were 'incremental' and 'piling on.'"

"These are code for 'excuses for stories they really don’t want, even as we observe that developments on stories they like are aired in the tiniest of increments.'..."

The administration, with the full cooperation of the media, has successfully turned “Benghazi” into a word associated with nutters, like “Roswell” or “grassy knoll,” but Attkisson notes that “the truth is that most of the damaging information came from Obama administration insiders. From government documents. From sources who were outraged by their own government’s behavior and what they viewed as a coverup.”...

If lone-wolf terrorists are "idiots who are sitting in their tighty-whities, in their mother's basements" — as the editor of Islamic Monthly called them — is there anything American Muslims should do about them?

On "Meet the Press" this morning, Chuck Todd asked Arsalan Iftikhar, senior editor at Islamic Monthly, about "the role of the American Muslim community" in dealing with the problem of the so-called "lone-wolf" terrorist, those "people that are self-radicalizing," perhaps "newcomers into the Islamic communities": "What's the role of the leadership in these Islamic communities to identify perhaps people that are joining, converting, but not for the right reasons?"

Iftikhar said:

Megan Mahoney, Gym Teacher, Charged With 30 Counts Of Statutory Rape

Megan Mahoney in her team photo from Wagner College.

A former basketball coach and gym teacher at a prestigious New York City high school faces statutory rape charges for her alleged sex abuse of a male student.

Megan Mahoney, 24, was arrested Monday for allegedly having regular sexual contact with the same 16-year-old student over a period of more than two months beginning in late October 2013, the Staten Island Advance reports.

She faces 30 counts of statutory rape in the case. The New York Post reports:

What Your Birthday Says About Your Mood And Personality, According To Science

Astrologers and other spiritual types are typically the only people to believe in a connection between a person's birthday and their personality. But according to a recent study, there's scientific evidence that indeed, the season of your birth may have some impact on who you are.

12 Acts Of Betrayal That Are Worse Than Cheating

For many, discovering an affair is the point of no return in a relationship. How can you trust your partner after he or she breaks that bond of intimacy in such a significant way?

But are there acts of betrayal more harmful to a relationship than infidelity? Some Redditors think so. On Thursday, those on the Ask Reddit board shared the one thing their significant other could do that would be more hurtful to them than having an affair. See some of the most interesting responses below.

5 Things About Slavery You Probably Didn't Learn In Social Studies: A Short Guide To 'The Half Has Never Been Told'

Edward Baptist's new book, "The Half Has Never Been Told: Slavery And The Making Of American Capitalism", drew a lot of attention last month after the Economist said it was too hard on slave owners.

The 10 Worst Airports In The World, According To Travelers

When we already grapple with airport security lines, the lack of non-greasy sustenance and the stress of barely-missed flights, we do NOT need the airport itself to make things worse.

Travel site Sleeping in Airports recently polled more than 18,000 passengers for its annual Worst Airports survey -- and their compilation is a hair-raising lineup of unbearable crowds, dirty bathrooms and barren terminals. The four criteria to base your vote on include comfort, conveniences, cleanliness and customer service.

How Modern Pagans Are Reclaiming The Halloween Witch Costume As An Act Of Power

A black cape, a pointed hat and a broom. There is perhaps no Halloween costume more iconic than a witch. But does it cross a cultural sensitivity line?

The Rev. Selena Fox, senior minister of the Circle Sanctuary, a Wiccan church and nature preserve in Wisconsin, told The Huffington Post that it all depends on "the context and the message."

"As someone who has been politically active for many years, I see that there's some power in taking images and repurposing them," said Fox. "Some in our community have chosen to have some fun with witch costumes."

Fox gives public education talks about Samhain, paganism and witch traditions throughout the month of October.

Nearly A Third Of Smartphone Users Admit They're Addicted

Nearly a third of U.S. smartphone users consider themselves addicted to their device, according to a new HuffPost/YouGov poll.

Facebook's New App 'Rooms' Lets You Chat Anonymously

Facebook announced a new stand-alone mobile app that enables people to communicate anonymously—a change in the company's long-standing policy.

Called "Rooms," the app is a sort of updated version of chat rooms or web forums, as it enables people to communicate around different topics.

Ebola Cases Top 10,000: WHO

GENEVA, Oct 25 (Reuters) - The death toll from the Ebola epidemic rose to 4,922 out of 10,141 known cases in eight countries through Oct. 23, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Saturday.

Why cats aren't the best pets

No one would deny that we have been drowning lately in a tsunami of very bad news. If you feel that things couldn't get any worse, you should know that they just have. And, if you are a cat-owner, they have just gotten so much worse, that you might want to stop reading this and go back to CNN for some comic relief.

ESPN's sports-writing metaphor makes it impossible to understand the incident it is writing about.

"MSU irked by Wolverines' slight... extinguish the flames... dumping gasoline... on the ropes... parting shot... Throwing the stake down in our backyard... Michigan players planted a stake on the Spartan Stadium turf... 'It just felt like we needed to put a stake in them at that point'... defeating Michigan State was like beating his 'little brother'... 'The little brother stuff, all the disrespect...'... 'Throwing the stake down in our backyard out here and coming out there like they're all that. That got shoved up... It got shoved in the last minute and a half'... Michigan coach Brady Hoke said he was aware that something might have happened with his players before the game... Cook said seeing Michigan players plant a 'dagger' on the field fueled him early in the game...."

3 Ways Amazon Ranks Kindle Books and How to Get More Downloads

Did you know that 40% of what Amazon collects in ebooks gets paid out to self published authors? Last year that amounted to over $212 million dollars in royalties.

Best Fiverr Gigs to Make Money from Home As A Student

It doesn’t matter whether you are a college student or stay at home mom who is thinking to start making money from home. There are a lot of ways you can use to make money online, and most of them are reliable sources that help you make a decent income every month.

Fiverr is one such way where you can provide best Fiverr gigs to start making some real money online.

What is Fiverr?

Life In The Cloud With Google Apps

Like many people, I’ve been using various cloud services for a few years. But recently I moved my whole life into the cloud, and I thought it would be worth sharing the experience here.

My previous situation was that my files were spread all over the place – the majority on the hard drive of my PC, many on my laptop, a few on my phone and iPad, and anything I needed to share was split between Google Drive and Dropbox. It was a mess! And as someone who travels a lot, I was often in the situation where I had the wrong piece of equipment for whatever I needed to access.

The Doctors Without Borders nurse who didn't like the way the U.S. authorities treated her upon arrival at Newark Liberty International Airport.

Kaci Hickox tells the story from her perspective, and it's getting a lot of attention. I'd like to hear the story told from the perspective of the authorities who are said to have treated her with not just an abundance of caution but with disrespect and outright abuse. You should read the whole thing, but I'll quote the part that made me wonder what really happened:

Why Kamasutra is not all about sex

Kamasutra, key to emotional bonding(Getty Images)

The ancient manual to love-making is not restricted to only the physical aspect of your relationship. It also holds the key to a healthy emotional bond with your partner.

What's it like: To have a planned home birth

Why do families choose home birth?

A woman might choose to have her baby at her home for a variety of reasons. For example, some women might choose home birth after being disappointed or upset with the hospital birth of a previous child. Other women might choose home birth because they want to give birth without medication, and they might feel like that option is more doable outside of a hospital setting, where an epidural, or an anesthesia generally delivered through shots in or around a person’s spine, are readily available. Some women might feel safer having their babies at home than in a hospital. Also, some families might be more comfortable with planned home births for cultural or religious reasons.

When discussing whether to have a planned home birth, it’s important for families to research midwives or physicians they would like to use, interviewing prospective midwives to ensure they are comfortable with their levels of experience and practices. Also, it’s important to have a birth plan in place to ensure that the family knows what will happen in case of emergency.

Ello: Much More than Just a Minimal Social Network

Who writes about technology, especially when writing for a blog inevitably brings with it the desire to try any new app, tweak, operating system or, as in this case, a social network that is spit in the network. If to all this we match it to the fact that I am suffering from insomnia perennial, suddenly you understand that it is time to try this and you have had enough.