Zuckerberg gets easier ride in Vietnam than his website e news

FACEBOOK founder Mark Zuckerberg chose a perhaps surprising destination for the holiday season: Vietnam, where the social-networking site is frequently blocked by local Communist authorities.

After arriving in Hanoi, local newspapers reported that Mr Zuckerberg, his girlfriend and group of other friends visited the popular tourist destination Ha Long Bay before travelling to Sapa in northern Vietnam, where local hotel manager Le Phuc Thien said the 27-year-old billionaire rode a buffalo.

Aussie girl's quirky talent e news

A thirteen-year-old Australian girl has a neat trick that is sure to make her a hit in the playground and seemingly online.

Sarah, from Sydney, can wiggle her eyebrows in tune to the music better than Beyoncé can bring it on the dance floor.

Her Youtube video, “Girl with a Funny Talent” has made her an internet sensation all around the world.

With over 14 million views on the site and more than 47,000 likes on her Facebook page, Sarah’s eyebrow dancing moves are developing quite a following.

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Aussie Facebook boss to depart for E News

Facebook's Australia & New Zealand chief is set to leave company, according to a statement issued by the social networking site.

Paul Borrud, who was one of Mark Zuckerberg's earliest hirings and was charged with launching the global networking site down under, will leave the company next month to "spend more time with his family and pursue personal interests," the company said.

American-born Mr Borrud started with the company in 2006, first in the United States and then with the establishment of the Australia and New Zealand operations in March 2009.

"Facebook has been an amazing ride, from our early days as a start-up through to moving to Sydney and making Australia home,” Mr Borrud said.

The company is currently recruiting for the position.

Facebook is Australia's top social media website, with 83 per cent of social networkers naming Facebook as their main social networking platform, according to digital analysts Nielsen.

There are more than 10 million active Australian users on Facebook.

‘‘Paul has played a major role in the growth of Facebook’s advertising sales business,’’ the company said.

“We are grateful for Paul’s dedication and the contributions he has made to the company, and we wish him well as he takes some personal time with his family.”

Emily Maynard is The Bachelorette: Confirmed...E News

It's looks like America's sweet-heart is going back to the franchise that made her a quasi-star. Emily Maynard will be the star of The Bachelorette, according to reports!

"It's official, Emily is the new Bachelorette," an insider close to Emily tells Life & Style, which is not really official at all, but still. It's been reported previously as well.

Moreover, in order to accommodate "ABC is even going to move filming to Charlotte {North Carolina, Emily's hometown}. It won't be in Los Angeles at all."

It's been reported that ABC asked her to star in the next season of the series, despite her reluctance in early discussions, in large part based on her daughter.

She had fans convinced she wasn't interested. Just last summer Emily Maynard wrote: "I don't want to be The Bachelorette." Perhaps she changed her mind?

Since ending her engagement with that stiff Brad Womack in May, the North Carolina stunner has been linked to Jeremy Shockey and Matt Nordgren.

She's denied dating both ... and has yet to confirm or deny that she's going back on The Bachelorette this time. Stay tuned for an official confirmation. Probably.

UPDATE: People and other more reliable sources have now confirmed that Maynard signed on! Surprising, but a good fit for the show, we have to say ... right?

UPDATE 2: Bentley Williams, who famously burned Ashley Hebert on her season of The Bachelorette by wooing her while admitting to cameras that he had hoped Emily was The Bachelorette instead, interested in competing, according to People.