More in Life - Page 1711
Identical twins successfully pull off a very confusing face swap
The two didn't know their faces were swapped until they started speaking.
Harsh instructor teaches kid not-so-valuable lesson in organization
Always listen to your teacher.
120-pound Great Dane attempts to climb tree, promptly gets stuck
Her owner guesses she was chasing a raccoon or a squirrel.
By Chloe Bryan
Adele's makeup artist reveals the secret to her eyeliner and it's expensive
Hello, it's Adele's makeup artist.
Great great grandpa looks like Matthew McConaughey from another century
The McConaugh-ssance rolls on.
By Diana Shi
Watch Justin Bieber turn 'Hotline Bling' and 'Work' into piano ballads
It actually work work work work works really well.
The Bible may have been written earlier than thought, pottery reveals
Key parts of the Old Testament may have been compiled earlier than some scholars thought, suggests a new handwriting analysis of text on pottery shards.
By Tia Ghose
Experience the odd satisfaction of watching a water jet slice through solid objects
At 60,000 psi, this ain't your 'kindergarten water fountain' kind of water.
By Ryan Creamer
JetBlue expands 'Mint' service to Fort Lauderdale, Las Vegas, San Diego and Seattle
The airline wants to move past its "budget" reputation.
By Cailey Rizzo
Whose fault is it when airplane passengers misbehave?
Don't hate the airline, hate the game.
By Cailey Rizzo
Hillary Clinton's subway struggle is now immortalized on her 404 page
Hillary Clinton's epic subway fail is now memorialized on her campaign page.
By Megan Specia
Minneapolis officials blame 'technical glitch' for tornado sirens that woke up everyone at 6 a.m.
"Nothing like waking up to malfunctioning tornado sirens to get your heart going in the morning."
By Brian Ries
Facebook reminds UK users to register to vote in May elections
A similar initiative was taken for last year's General Elections.
Match your mane to your iPhone with this rose gold hair trend
Rose gold, formerly known as 'pink'.
Picture it: Artist reimagines the 'Golden Girls' as 'Sailor Moon' characters
We're not in St. Olaf anymore.
By Diana Shi
How an American became a professional ninja in Japan
Chris O'Neill is a ninja. Really.
By Cailey Rizzo
Badass 70-year-old lady makes epic 'guerrilla wood carvings' in the forest
This is one seriously cool lady.
By Sam Haysom
British drone strike targets 'named after' David Bowie, Eurythmics and Robert Redford
"Dehumanising" naming process revealed by Reprieve.
Match.com calls freckles 'imperfections,' gets suitable response
Some are accusing Match.com of "bullying."
No more being caught off guard: 9 tips for thinking on your feet at work
There’ll be plenty of times in your career when you don’t have a thought-out, pre-planned answer.
By Stacey Gawronski
