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Lolita is a fashion subculture from Japan, influenced by clothing from the Victorian and Rococo eras. By Olivia Fleming. The Japanese fashion subculture Lolita has made its way to Mexico, and the trend appears to be a hit. The trend Lolita is often associated with Vladimir Nabokov's novel by the same name, referred to as cute, 'nymphet'-inspired styles in high fashion magazines. However the Lolita style is influenced by clothing from the grand, but demure, Victorian and Rococo eras, its roots lying in modesty rather than promiscuity. Pretty in pastels: Members of the Lolitas Paradise club share a moment together in a park in Monterrey.

In a horrific story of Facebook-oversharing-gone-wrong, a year-old girl killed her best friend after she had uploaded naked photos of the pair to the social network. Erandy Elizabeth Gutierrez allegedly stabbed best friend Anel Baez 65 times in the back after she found the photos on Facebook. Before killing her, she tweeted: 'It may seem that I am very calm, but in my head I have killed you at least three times. Anel, a typical teenager who was a fan of One Direction and Twilight , didn't take this — or Erandy's threat to 'bury' her — very seriously, though, so invited her over to her place in Guamuchil, Mexico, to make up. But Erandy's threats were very real.

In February, the Justice Department opened its own internal review into the matter. Eric Holland, the deputy assistant secretary of labor for public affairs, said Acosta had no comment. Accusations of sexual predation have dogged Epstein for decades. Until his arrest Saturday, his case had been held up as a prime example of how insulated, powerful men can escape accountability.

Looking slightly terrified and bowing her head in shame, one slender, young girl hesitated before announcing to waiting media that she was a 'hit woman. Maria Celeste Mendoza is only 16, but was among 10 suspected gang members, including three other teen girls and two young women, arrested this week by police after a shootout with authorities in central Mexico. Sadly she is one of the growing ranks of young people working for the country's drug cartels. Girls and their guns: Suspected members of the Zeta cartel, among them two teens who were told only to show their backs, are presented to the media in Guadalajara. With her face hidden, the girl from the northern border state of Tamaulipas, described how she had been trained to use Kalashnikov assault rifles and other weapons by the Zetas, one of Mexico's most brutal gangs.