More in Life - Page 1710
Turn your dog into a social media guru with this camera vest
Yet we still have to pick up their poop.
By Kellen Beck
Contractor caught on camera beating dogs with wrench at Texas home
Police in Texas have opened an investigation after a contractor with CenterPoint Energy was caught smacking two dogs with a wrench in a Houston backyard.
World's unluckiest vending machine patron just can't seem to catch a snack
Life is like a vending machine: you don't always get what you want.
By Chloe Bryan
Aunt Flo is the house guest of menstruation in new ad
HelloFlo's latest ad celebrates a divisive monthly visitor.
By Laura Vitto
There's nothing better on the Internet today than this owl riding a toy horse. Nothing.
A hootin' and a hollerin' all day.
By Chloe Bryan
This is what happens to the brain when it's on LSD
New research sheds light on exactly what happens in the brain when someone takes a psychedelic.
By Sara G. Miller
Bono: Send in Amy Schumer, Chris Rock and Sacha Baron Cohen to take on ISIS
U2 frontman Bono has a novel idea for Congress: send in the comedy troupes to combat ISIS.
By Megan Specia
Hero octopus successfully escapes aquarium and finds his way to freedom
'He managed to make his way to one of the drain holes that go back to the ocean and off he went - didn't even leave us a message.'
Ariana Grande claps back at a sexist Facebook commenter: 'Get your head out of your ass'
Don't mess with a dangerous woman.
By Neha Prakash
Comedy website Cracked is the latest digital media company to be sold to old media
Before companies like BuzzFeed, Vox and Vice ruled the digital media world, there was Demand Media.
Governor wants to change parts of North Carolina rights law, but not the controversial bathroom rule
Pat McCrory said Tuesday he wants to change the new state law, but he's not challenging a measure regarding bathroom access for transgender people.
By Associated Press
Canadian man who smuggled turtles in his pants gets 5 years in prison
The 27-year-old expressed remorse to a judge and thanked agents "for stopping the darkness of my greed and ignorance."
An American in North Korea: What it's like to run the Pyongyang marathon
Nearly 1,000 foreigners pounded the pavement of Pyongyang on Sunday.
By Megan Specia
Texas woman sought for stealing ring off corpse in funeral home
A gruesome theft just minutes after a memorial service.
Spring's hottest trend is not knowing how to wear a jacket
The more precarious the better.
By David Yi
Holderness family parodies Rihanna by doing homework work work work work
This long division makes less sense than Rihanna.
By Ryan Creamer
Lea Michele gets a lovely new tattoo in memory of Cory Monteith
"And one more.. for my quarterback."
By Chloe Bryan
Shanghai Disney is hiring 10,000 people to work at their magical kingdom
It’s the company’s sixth park worldwide, and Chief Executive Robert Iger called it the company’s greatest business opportunity since founder Walt Disney bought land in central Florida in the 1960s.
By Rachel Chang
Uber gave data on 12 million people to U.S. law enforcement
Uber, but for law enforcement data requests.
Video shows Bulgarian vigilantes tying up and arresting migrants
Afghan migrants were arrested by volunteer group.
Al Jazeera America's staffers say goodbye on its last day
Al Jazeera America's bold three-year effort to build a TV news network for the 21st century officially ended on Tuesday with a three-hour farewell broadcast.
By Seth Fiegerman and Jason Abbruzzese
