More in Life - Page 1708
Woman visits 7 wonders of the world in inspiring photo series
There's a big, wide world out there.
99-year-old San Francisco woman wins the right to stay in her apartment (for now)
Eleven years ago, Iris Canada was promised she could keep living in her apartment for the rest of her life, for $700 a month.
One man's Disney-style ode to steak and eggs will make you happy and hungry
Breakfast at Walt Disney's
By Diana Shi
Call it a comeback: This 25-year-old is turning a profit selling pencils
The hipster movement, Steampunk aesthetic and a 25-year-old woman have rejuvenated our beloved childhood writing utensil: the pencil.
By Polly Mosendz
UK travelers have a serious crush on New Zealand
New Zealand named best country to visit fourth year in a row.
By Cailey Rizzo
Blue Ivy Carter's birthday party was fairy themed, which is her version of normal
Run the Magical Kingdom (Girl)
'Questions black people have for black people' video gets ripped to pieces on Twitter
Many people found a new Buzzfeed video profoundly offensive.
7 very not real differences between the 'Hunger Games' books and movies
Think of it as a reminder: the screenwriters could do much, much worse.
For the first time ever, a human with paralysis can move his hand again
Behind the groundbreaking tech that changed a 24-year-old quadriplegic's life.
By Chelsea Harvey
10 destinations for making the most of your Summer Fridays
You don't need a week off for a great getaway.
Puppies make poor exercise buddies, surprising nobody
That's NOT why we named them Spot.
ISIS claims Paris and Brussels attacks began with Bakraoui brothers
Dabiq, the slick online propaganda magazine published by the Islamic State (ISIS), provides news details in an issue released Wednesday on the group's role in the March 22 attacks in Brussels and the links to the Paris attacks.
By Megan Specia
72-year-old woman and her dog survived 9 days in the Arizona wilderness
Ann Rodgers drank pond water and ate plants after getting lost.
By Cailey Rizzo
Homeless musician's beloved violin replaced by local orchestra after theft
"I'm going to go play right away."
By Chloe Bryan
Kids start falling behind in science in kindergarten. Here's how we can change that.
Globally, the U.S. is at risk of declining economic competitiveness due to its continuing lower levels of educational attainment in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).
By Paul Morgan
Azealia Banks is threatening to hex Twitter CEO on Twitter
Imagine how much hate she could spew with 212 characters!
The Bataclan concert hall, site of Paris attacks, to reopen in November
The British singer Pete Doherty will play November 16, just over one year to the day since 90 people were killed at the venue.
100-year-old D-Day veteran celebrates birthday by going skydiving
He was super chilled about the whole thing, too.
By Sam Haysom
Alibaba's biggest overseas investment to date is a $1 billion ecommerce deal
The deal seems to represent a departure for Alibaba, which has mainly chosen to grow organically on its home turf.
By Lulu Yilun Chen & Selina Wang
John Cleese takes aim at British press for 'conspiracy' over Whittingdale sex worker story
"The biggest scandal for 50 years," he says.
Sylvester the lion was once doomed to die. Now life is looking pretty damn good.
He was captured in a search that cost more than $54,000 before escaping again in March.
Anna Wintour told Seth Meyers she got lost at a Kanye West fashion show
Where are the lighted exits?
By Diana Shi
Take a look back with us at Aaron Paul’s pantsless Juicy Fruit ad
The gotta have sweet gum, b*tch.
By Neha Prakash
