More in Life - Page 1653
Bros ruin beautiful shot of humpback whales in San Francisco Bay
Bros strike again.
Baseball game briefly halted when speedy cat storms the diamond
Incredible baserunner.
By Chloe Bryan
Julia Roberts DGAF, goes barefoot for Cannes red carpet
A deliberate show of rebellion, or simple forgetfulness?
By David Yi
Man rescues victim from burning car wreck after setting up his camera first
'I was not going to see human get burned.'
Gigi Hadid: 'I think social media has taken the dumb model stereotype away'
She owns between ten and fifteen chokers.
Couple celebrates lifetime membership to marriage with Costco photo shoot
We're thinking bagel bite samples for the wedding menu.
By Chloe Bryan
Conan finally learns to Snapchat from wise teacher Tracee Ellis Ross
Ketchup with tomato Conan.
By Diana Shi
It's war: Tech companies square off against the government
Apple v. FBI. Uber and Lyft v. Austin. Google v. FTC. Facebook v. Senate. On this week's Biz Please, we talk to one of tech's most active lobbyists about why it seems like these battles amount to all-out war.
10 popular Instagrammers recreate iconic works of Parisian art
Making old art new again.
Mabel the pug is New York City's greatest fashionista
Your new style inspiration is here.
Man giving away free hugs in Times Square gives woman a bonus punch in the face
She didn't tip for her free hug.
Air France partners with Cannes to ensure passengers don't miss the endings of in-flight films
But only for passengers headed to France during Cannes.
By Cailey Rizzo
Sparkling new spa opens in . . . Burger King
The home of the whopper is now home to a spa.
By Heather Dockray and Kelly Diamond
Londoners can sign up to try driverless cars in Greenwich
The GATEway project is taking place later this year.
Family dog suffers life-threatening snake bites protecting 7-year-old girl
'He was standing up for my daughter.'
This public artwork in New Delhi will disappear on May 15
Called the Indian Banksy, Daku's latest wall art in New Delhi is only visible during fixed times every day and will disappear completely on May 15.
By Sonam Joshi
Officials try to figure out how to fix 19th century statue after tourist breaks it while taking a selfie
A picture may be worth a thousand words, but one selfie in Portugal broke something priceless.
By Cailey Rizzo
TSA line in Chicago is the stuff of every traveler's nightmares
Everything about this is terrible.
Rival Indian political parties end up using the same actor in their election campaign ads
A 67-year-old actor ended up vouching for two bitter political opponents in India.
By Sonam Joshi
Comedian rips apart the objectification of women in Indian advertising
Vir Das mocks the sexist devices used in popular ads.
By Sonam Joshi
Refugee arrivals in Greece drop 90% as Syrians remain stuck in Turkey
It's a result of the EU-Turkey agreement.
