More in Life - Page 1606
Sean Astin offered 'Lord of the Rings' words of peace in response to Orlando shooting
"What are we holding on to, Sam?" "That there’s some good in this world, Mr. Frodo."
The Obamas proudly introduce 'Hamilton' at the Tonys
What's better than getting a Tony? An endorsement from the Obamas.
'Hamilton' cast predictably slays its Tony Award performance
Immigrants - we get the job done.
By Sophie Hirsh
'Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt's Titus Andromedon got to audition for 'Hamilton'
Ten dollars, one dream.
By Sophie Hirsh
Lin-Manuel Miranda's Tony acceptance speech was a heartbreaking sonnet for Orlando
Love is love is love is love is love is love is love
James Corden opens Tony Awards with moving words about Orlando shooting
"Hate will never win."
This fake TED Talk about nothing might be the best you've ever seen
Question: "How did you become a Thought Leader?" Answer: "I. Don't. Know." Applause!
Chief: Man arrested with weapons did not say he wanted to 'harm' gay pride parade
The man was in possession of multiple guns and explosives but no connection to the Orlando shooting has been established.
Moment of silence, vigils held nationwide in honor of Orlando victims
Vigils were held across the country - and even internationally - to remember those killed and hurt in the Orlando shooting.
Gigi Hadid shares sweet note supporting Zayn as he struggles with anxiety
"Your talent and good heart will never lead you wrong."
Steph Curry makes first appearance in 'straight fire' Under Armour sneakers
Can the 'baby-faced assassin' make Normcore cool?
Selena Gomez cries on stage while remembering Christina Grimmie
"I don't really understand how this happened."
'We are united in grief': Solemn Obama addresses Orlando massacre
President Barack Obama was solemn and brief as he addressed the United States on Sunday following a mass shooting at a gay nightclub in Orlando that left at least 50 people dead, the deadliest such shooting in American history.
Facebook activates first Safety Check in U.S. after mass shooting at Orlando nightclub
The feature allows Facebook users to confirm they are safe if they are near the scene
Orlando needs blood donations after deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history
Blood banks overwhelmed by response. Unclear whether ban lifted on donations from gay men.
Orlando club owner opened Pulse to celebrate her brother who died of AIDS
The name Pulse is a nod to her brother's heartbeat.
Christina Grimmie's brother remembers his sister in touching Facebook post
'I really don't have much to say about anything and am just blown away with the prayers and support.'
Gunman kills 49 at Orlando club in deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history
Propaganda outfit tied to ISIS claims responsibility for the attack
By Jenni Ryall and Jason Abbruzzese
Sports reporter fired for anti-Semitic and racist remarks on Facebook Live
“I’m not trying to be racist, but it’s true.”
A tourist's glimpse of Pyongyang: 'Everything was spotless'
A look at North Korea's capital, cleaned and polished for visitors running the Pyongyang marathon.
By Victoria Ho
Driver attempts to evade police chase using smoke screen and spikes
And it almost worked.
The Internet is having a royal field day with the queen's 'green screen' outfit
Long live the (green screen) queen.
By Chloe Bryan
