More in Life - Page 1714
Kate Middleton plays cricket in India, completely smashes it
The Duchess of Cambridge is a force to be reckoned with.
By Sam Haysom
Thailand says nevermind the drought, annual water gun fight is on
Drought, schmought.
By JOCELYN GECKER, Associated Press
This toilet nightlight will help you out during that midnight bathroom trip
You'll never pee on the floor again.
Someone made a claymation version of that viral panda sneeze video
Viral videos shall live forever.
Goat in desperate need of a frappuccino wanders into a local Starbucks
When you need your latte real baaad.
Columnist says David Cameron is 'trapped' by wealth, Twitter begs to differ
"We are so sorry to hear that, mate"
Egg-sized hailstones rained down on a Chinese city and smashed holes in cars
It's raining eggs!
By Alicia Tan
EgyptAir selfie man 'to appear' on reality show 'Celebrity Big Brother'
Ben Innes ready to make TV debut after selfie bravado
Bet on the weather in Australia and win $1 million
You can now put your money where your complaints are.
By Jenni Ryall
China will let you retake that awkward ID picture you hate so much
A sign of the social media times.
By Victoria Ho
11 times Bridget Jones captured the awkwardness of dating
Bridget Jones, wanton sex goddess...or just plain awkward?
#CameronTaxSongs mocks British prime minister's tax woes
Not the sing-along he wanted
Cabanossi, Jatz and fairy bread: These are Australia's essential party foods
Mini meat pies, spring rolls, cabanossi -- these are the foods Aussies party with.
By Johnny Lieu
Women in this Chinese tribe only cut their hair once in their lifetimes
Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair.
By Alicia Tan
Air Asia leaves passengers' luggage behind in Australia
At least 100 passengers landed for a holiday in Bali without their bikinis and board shorts on Saturday.
By Jenni Ryall
Fashion designer Jason Wu had a star-studded wedding with longtime partner
Diane Kruger was one of the famous faces that attended the gorgeous beachside bash.
By Alicia Tan
Thousands of cans of fake infant formula are still out there in China
Authorities are on the hunt for the counterfeit products, while nine of the makers have been arrested.
By Victoria Ho
Kerry becomes highest-ranking U.S. official to visit Hiroshima memorial
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry delivered a message of peace and hope for a nuclear-free world seven decades after United States used the weapon for the first time in history.
All the adults colouring is leading to huge sales for pencil companies
So many adults are spending their days colouring in the lines, pencil companies are struggling to cope with the demand for coloured pencils and felt tip pens.
By Jenni Ryall
Kanye pashing Kanye mural painted over after mystery person paid to remove it
It's a sexy mural that has garnered plenty of selfies and Instagram likes, but sadly it's no more.
By Johnny Lieu
U.S. Soccer star Carli Lloyd takes on women's wage gap in New York Times op-ed
U.S. soccer star Carli Lloyd has penned an op-ed on the recent wage-gap complaint filed by her and four teammates.
