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Added on the 15/07/2016 19:00:00 - Copyright : RT Ruptly EN
From stunt doubles who jump through fire in place of famous movie stars and even lookalikes who stand in for world leaders, looking like a celebrity or public figure can take you places. These 5 copycats have people doing doubletakes in the streets with their uncanny resemblance to actors, sports legends, and politicians. You will have to look twice to see the difference in Ruptly's Top 5 Doppelgangers.
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Made from only the finest ingredients and covered in 24-carat gold leaf, one cheesecake whipped up in New York City's Ristorante Rafale on Wednesday has officially become the most expensive in the world. Celebrity Chef Raffaele Ronca received a Guinness Book of World Records title for the producing the world's most expensive cheesecake, which costs $5,000 per pie. The cheesecake includes eye-wateringly expensive ingredients such as 200-year-old cognac, white truffles from Alba, and, of course, 24-carat gold leaf.
A Chengdu security guard is taking China by storm after media outlets caught wind of his uncanny similarity to Alibaba founder Jack Ma. Ke Quanshou is said to bear such a striking resemblance to the business magnate that others jokingly refer to him as 'bro Ma.' Alibaba founder and CEO Jack Ma is now the richest man in China. Ke's likeness has led to multiple film offers to play his doppelganger, and he finally accepted one from film company Sheynyang.
This is the Vulcano Titanium, the world's first and only titanium supercar. It was unveiled at the Dubai Motor Show on Tuesday and comes with a staggering price tag of $2.5 million. The Vulcano Titanium is handmade by Italian carmaker Icona and inspired by the Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird aircraft. A supercharged V8 engine capable of being tuned to over 1000 horsepower can power the Vulcano from 0-60 in just 2.8 seconds.
U.S. President Barack Obama attends an outdoor arrival ceremony in heavy rain, as the first sitting U.S. president to visit Laos. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
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