More in Life - Page 1633
Guy achieves next level of love with Super Mario Bros. proposal
It's a-me, monogamy!
By Ryan Creamer
Adele forgets her own lyrics, handles it like a true Adele
Don't You Remember the words, Adele?
By Chloe Bryan
Lil Wayne and Birdman bet $10,000 on Madden games
We're not talking Madden coins. 10,000 real human dollars.
By Ryan Creamer
Atlanta airport tests conveyor belt system that could speed up security
It could speed up the wait by 35%, if successful.
By Cailey Rizzo
'I Love Kanye' finally gets the Spongebob beat it deserves
Who lives in a Chi Town under the sea?
By Ryan Creamer
Hungry dog definitely not interested in whatever sports game is happening
Hey, dog, the game's over there!
Someone has been driving a giant hamster around London today
This large fellow is called 'Jaffa,' apparently.
By Sam Haysom
Donald Trump officially clinches Republican presidential nomination
Donald Trump reached the number of delegates needed to clinch the Republican nomination for president Thursday, completing an unlikely rise that has upended the political landscape and set the stage for a bitter fall campaign.
By Associated Press
Winnie-the-Pooh meets the Queen and Prince George in adorable new adventure
They both turn 90 this year.
Makeup artist unveils new Beyoncé-inspired edible lip gloss palette
I got hot sauce on my lips...swag?
'Me Before You' film slammed over 'misrepresentation' of people with disabilities
"Yet another film which casts non-disabled people as disabled people and shows the lives of disabled people as not worth living."
Who the hell does this Jeopardy champion think he is?
No man named Buzzy has ever inspired this much rage.
American Girl Dolls as fully grown, human adults
The American Girl Dolls can't stay little girls forever. So we imagined what they'd be like as adult humans with real lives.
Spelling Bee champs are the stars of Amazon's latest ad campaign
Amazon is awarding the star spellers of this year's national bee with some of their very first endorsement deals.
By Patrick Kulp
Kia's giant hamsters are back, and this time they're culturally sensitive
Love them or hate them, Kia's hamsters are back after a nearly two-year absence from the airwaves
By Patrick Kulp
Gawker, Thiel, Hogan and the worrisome trend of media intimidation
That's nothing new, necessarily, as powerful interests have always looked to influence the flow of information. And yet, those in the industry do feel that something seems different.
Long TSA lines are scaring away travelers, study says
1 in 5 travelers is reconsidering air travel, according to a survey.
By Cailey Rizzo
New magazine turns the 'best of the Internet' into print
Swipe magazine hopes millenials will read its printed content.
By Liza Hearon
Easy ways to boost your productivity after a rough start at work
A wasted morning doesn’t have to devolve into a worthless day.
By Sara McCord
