The real identity of Vancouver’s famous and rare kissing couple is now uncovered

In the age of social networking site Twitter and Facebook, it was not a matter of time before the world learned the identities of the kissing couple from that now-iconic photo of the Vancouver riots in Canada.

In the midst of the chaos on Vancouver's street-sin Canada last Wednesday night, it appears a very little romance broke out.
And this real photo showing,a young man and woman lying on the street, kissing, seemingly oblivious to the baton-wielding riot duty police and mayhem around them — became an online sensation Thursday.

Some were fell better cheering the couple on,others people said it was staged, and only a few questioned just how much consensual the moment was.
A blogger writer on Esquire even called it freely "the greatest photo from Wednesday night, and maybe ever."

There were also some slap shots at the Canucks, whose abysmal Game 7 performance provided the context, or at least the excuse, for the riot and subsequent romantic interlude moment.
"At least someone from Vancouver Canada can score on the road!" tweeted one observer.
The freelance photographer Rich Lam snapped this picture-perfect moment reminiscent, one writer noted that, of a modern day version of Gustav Klimt's The Kiss for photo agency Getty.

He told the Post media News on Thursday that when he get shot a few quick frames, he thought someone had been very hurt and was lying in the street Vancouver.

"I'm really surprised because I didn't really see what I really had until after I gave my memory cards (to an editor on our site) and when someone said 'oh,very nice picture of the couple kissing,'" said Lam, who was already doing several media interviews about snapped his photo Thursday.
"I was really like, 'Oh my God, they're making out.' Here I thought she was hurt and kind of had a sympathetic guy . . . but they're making out,again oh my God."

All photo has also surfaced,showing that what appears to be the same couple from above with others standing around them,when fueling speculation the moment was set up.

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Actress Amanda Bynes write on her Twitter TMI: 'I believe in no regrets'

Amanda Bynes is easily one of our favorite celebrities on Twitter. She often posts "sexy pictures" of herself with captions like, "Me in sunglasses!" or details her preference in guys. Sorry men with kids, you don't stand a chance with the "Easy A" star.

We also loved that time she decided to teach Twitter some of her very own vocabulary, like super boo, which means your one true love.

In an interview with People, Bynes opens up about her sometimes TMI tweets. She tells the magazine, "I believe in no regrets. You say what you feel because you felt it at the moment."

She continues, "It's sort of like what I would tell a reporter if I were doing an interview. You kind of have to let people know a little bit about you. And once you've been in the business for a long time, people kind of know stuff about your life."

With over 73,000 followers reading her tweets, Bynes says she tries (and fails) to keep things professional. "I don't tell anybody anything too personal, but I say stuff I would say in an interview."

Fret not, Bynes followers. The actress, who retired and promptly unretired a year ago, says, "I don't like talking about [dating], but when I'm getting married, I'll be open about that."

We can't wait, Amanda. We can't wait.

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Singer and Actress Selena Gomez said on her hospitalization: 'I was very malnourished'

On Thursday, June 9, Gomez, 18, was rushed to the hospital after taping her appearance on "The Tonight Show" with Jay Leno. During the show, the singer/actress complained of nausea and a severe headache.



Ever supportive,salena Gomez's fans were able to make get well selena a trending topic on Twitter. On Monday, June 13, Gomez returned to the favor by performing the Santa Monica Place show she had to cancel on Friday after her hospitalization.




"I want to thank you so much for coming," Gomez said to the crowd of more than 500 people. "If you guys came on Friday, I'm so sorry that I couldn't be here. I love you guys very much."
"I was just very malnourished," Gomez told reporters of her hospitalization. "I was low on iron and exhausted."
Gomez also addressed her followers on Twitter, tweeting, "Feeling much better, thank you all for being so understanding."

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World fomous social networking site Twitter is the new Facebook

Following a whirlwind week and a half of product announcements, you can throw Twitter's attempts to differentiate itself as an "social information network" out the window -- there is little doubt about the company is now entrenched in very serious competition now with Facebook for get the much grander social networking crown.
After this announcing that it would finally be bringing native photo and video sharing to its service on June 1, Twitter's biggest product win to-date came on Tuesday, when Apple announced that latest iOS 5 would include with deep Twitter integration.
That means that the 200 million more people with iPhones, iPads and iPod Touch devices (or at least the tens of millions able to the upgrade to iOS 5) will have the ability to do this things like post photos, videos and links to Twitter with a one single tap.
Application developers will also be able to add this type of functionality to their iOS
applications, further accelerating the impact of the partnership.In summarizing the significance of that, my Mashable colleague Jennifer Van Grove wrote, "[Twitter] will soon be the social layer of iOS, enabling users to turn individual actions such as snapping a photo or reading an article into instant social activities."
For Facebook, who has long positioned itself as the social graph of the Web (and in turn mobile), that's a big blow.
Sure,
application developers can still build Facebook integration into their iOS apps, but by making Twitter the default in apps like Camera,

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