Lots of girls dream of a glamorous lifestyle, but not everyone can live one - unless you're a user at dating app Seeking Arrangements.

Seeking Arrangements is a sugar daddy dating app which introduces young women to wealthy men. Registered users of the app were mostly students and part-time workers who wanted some extra cash. The website has seen a drastic increase in its users last year, with registration figures boasting a whopping 40% increase for the past year. However, despite the huge increase in user registration, the actual count of young women who have gone on dates with older men is not clear, since some might have multiple registered accounts.

A quick visit to the dating site showed that Founder and CEO Brandon Wade commits to "operate our business ethically. This means caring about your privacy, encrypting identifiable data, and never employing fake profiles or software bots".

Our parents were right when they told us to stay inside the house during a raging storm. Aside from the fact that you could get sick, you are also exposing yourself to danger. Unless you happen to be part of the rescue team or a news reporter delivering updates, it would be advisable for you just stay at home instead of roaming around taking videos of what's going on around you.

Aimee of Kinging It, a popular Youtube duo, shot a video footage at Barry Island Beach in South Wales, Australia during the Storm Gertrude. She was in the middle of her dialogue when a large fish hit her smack in the face.

Aimee of Kinging It, delivering the news on Storm Gertrude.

Gender equality was already an important concept even thousands of years ago. This was proven to be true when archaeologists uncovered the remains of fourteen women who are believed to be of the upper crust to be buried under the iconic monument Stonehenge in Wiltshire, England.

Archaeologists excavated remains of fourteen women under Stonehenge.

This great new discovery was reported by the British Archeology website, citing that half of those buried under the largest prehistoric cremation cemetery, Stonehenge, were women. According to Archeologist Mike Pitts, who edited the magazine, "The archaeology now shows that as far as the burials go, women were as prominent there as men. This contrasts with the earlier burial mounds, where men seem to be more prominent."