Banned News

Istanbul - You might have heard that Turkish Airlines banned alchohol and red lipstick, but did you know that they also prohibited their flight attendants from having blonde hair?

Caitlin Tiller will receive her high school yearbook later in the month, but she will not be able to find a single picture of herself in it.

A transgender woman has been cited for trespassing and banned from an Idaho grocery store for a year after using the woman's bathroom, police said on Friday.

Google Glass will not be receiving a warm reception in places such as strip clubs, casinos, and movies theaters, as well as other places that do not allow photos to be taken.

Two customers were accused, by an all you can eat buffet, of regularly pigging out and that prompted the restaurant to ban them for life.

London - No one can actually tell you why it was banned, but the BBC's docudrama, which recreates witness and police statements during the 2011 London riots, cannot be aired.

Toronto - Many were not expecting this, yes they wanted to stop the five cent charge for plastic bags, but not ban them forever. But the city decided otherwise, and maybe they didn't know what impact it would have on the public.

New York - The whole plan to ban any drinks over 16 ounces is a good idea, but it's just a ruse to stop retailers from increasing sales. NYC's health department has suggested to eliminate sugary drinks to combat overweight citizens.

Munich - A plan by a publisher to sell extracts from Adolf Hitler's book “Mein Kampf” (“My Struggle”) on the streets of Germany has been withdrawn following a series of complaints.

Muslims Against Crusades, a group which burned poppies and shouted during Armistice Day ceremonies in 2010, and had protests planned for this year, has been banned.