More in Life - Page 1680
How traditional Chinese opera is getting its groove back in Singapore
One of Singapore's oldest cultural institutions is fighting to preserve traditional Chinese music and opera.
By Alicia Tan
British family punched and kicked while on holiday in Thailand
Three holidaymakers were beaten unconscious in Hua Hin.
Starbucks returns with its Birthday Cake Frappuccino for the drink's 21st
The Frappuccino turns 21 years old this year.
This pastry puzzle is so gloriously British
Just look at that delicious sea of baked goods.
By Sam Haysom
Viral video of China woman expertly knocking out elevator molester was probably staged
Still really entertaining to watch, though.
By Victoria Ho
Planes struck by lightning before landing in London
A photographer captured the moment one of the strikes happened.
Paris-based photographer bends reality with stunning Photoshop edits
Dare to cross the barrier between the real world and the imaginary world.
Another Australian city will have a surf park, for those who can't deal with beaches
No more parking, crowds and sand in your swimmers.
By Johnny Lieu
Woman learns not to play with kid toys the hard way
I'm just going to take this tiny bike for a ride around the pool.
Lucky parents welcome family's first girl in over 100 years
And they're not the only family to experience this phenomenon.
By Chloe Bryan
Annoying Windows 10 update interrupts live TV weather report
Microsoft, please chill.
UK will shelter Singapore trans woman who faces compulsory army service as a man back home
She has been seeking protection from having to return to Singapore, where she is legally recognised as a man.
By Victoria Ho
At long last, LEGO's first official Australian store is set to open
The country will finally have a mecca to the toy brick.
By Johnny Lieu
Scary video shows dad saving kid slipping from roller coaster after seatbelt malfunctions
The father claims that the ride operator knew of the issue.
Original Shapes biscuits on sale for $50 because everyone hates the new recipe
If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
By Johnny Lieu
Why the U.S. is bragging about dropping 'cyberbombs' on ISIS
"Cyberbombs" aren't really bombs, cyber or otherwise.
By Kellen Beck
Beyoncé's 'Lemonade' is the powerful message women need
The visual album can inspire women everywhere to cultivate and nurture their own creative impulses.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Amy Schumer made her dad's day, thanks to a FaceTime session with Goldie Hawn
Amy Schumer knows the way to her dad's heart.
By Laura Vitto
Northern Ohioan dares you to try and top his speed limit high score
Or maybe the cops are getting really creative with their speed traps.
By Ryan Creamer
Teens are using pictures of cheesecake to defend a girl's prom dress
Teens do the darndest things.
Substitute teacher says she was fired for saying 'vagina'
The word was used in reference to Georgia O'Keeffe paintings.
Troian Bellisario let a stranger document Coachella with her phone
Naturally, he partied with Skrillex.
Food chain shuts down lying customer trying to get free avocados
This social media team is on it.
Man discovers heartbreaking note in bottle washed up on beach
"I'm hoping maybe ... the world can see the love in one fifth grader's heart."
By Chloe Bryan
