More in Life - Page 1726
Melissa McCarthy lip syncs with all the colors of the wind on the 'Tonight Show'
She and "Tonight Show" host Jimmy Fallon faced off on Monday night.
By Laura Vitto
9 fresh ways to start a conversation with anyone at work
Read on for advice on how to talk your way through any situation you’re likely to encounter along your career path.
By Stacey Gawronski
J.K. Rowling just can't stay out of this ongoing feud between Scottish libraries
Orkney Library has friends in high places.
By Sam Haysom
Photographer beautifully documents the underrepresented faces of the technology world
The real faces of technology.
Jeremy Corbyn has a radical solution for tackling tax havens
"There cannot be one set of tax rules for the wealthy elite and another for the rest of us."
How to live in New York for $1,375 a month, thanks to this startup
Utilities, cable TV and free beer included.
Terrible Telstra outages: Everything you didn't want to know you can now know
Australians have become increasingly concerned with the service of their normally stable and reliant friend, Telstra. So, what is going on?
By Jenni Ryall
Singaporeans pre-ordering the Tesla Model 3 don't know how they'll charge the cars yet
With 80% of the country living in public housing, it'll be hard locating a charging port.
By Victoria Ho
Are you a professional Aussie bogan? This company is looking for you.
Only deadset legends need apply.
By Johnny Lieu
Chinese censors scramble to delete all mentions of Panama Papers on Weibo
People with family ties to at least three top government officials have been named in the documents, including President Xi Jinping.
By Victoria Ho
Is it cheaper to commute to work in your own car, a taxi or an Uber?
It's a pricey world out there.
By Ariel Bogle
This woman is the first model with Down syndrome to front a beauty campaign
Proving that beauty comes in all shapes, sizes and colors.
By David Yi
Qantas flight did an epic circle for 8 hours then landed in next city
It was a long flight to nowhere for passengers onboard a Qantas flight on Monday evening.
By Johnny Lieu
If you won't scratch this cat's butt, he'll do it himself dammit
Curiosity killed the cat's butt itch.
Russian cellist named in Panama Papers is at the heart of a $2 billion scandal
Sergei Roldugin may be the world's richest cellist, or simply a front for his "brother" Vladimir Putin.
Gwyneth Paltrow pays bumblebees to sting her
The Internet is buzzing over the news.
Chelsea Handler calls Trump a 'butt hole' with the NSFW visuals to prove it
It's exactly what you think it is.
By Proma Khosla
400 reporters kept the Panama Papers secret for a year. Here's how they pulled it off.
First: invite only journalists known for collaboration.
United Airlines flight attendant pulled emergency slide, walked away
She has been removed from flying duties.
By Cailey Rizzo
Ted Cruz loves cheese. Just not cheeseheads.
As he sampled cheese curds, Ted Cruz explained his reasoning while explicitly ruling out any future oversized sombreros or helmets.
Cat faces existential nightmare over electronic kitty bank
One of these cats doesn't pass the Turing test.
Ziggy the 250-pound piggy crashes his human's engagement photos
A pig with a modeling gig.
Fiji is now on the growing list of Zika-affected destinations
Yet another popular tourist destination is added to the CDC's Zika list.
Dog brings fire dance moves from the kennel to the club
They say dogs have a stronger sense of knowing when the beat drops.
By Ryan Creamer
Toucan purrs and basically acts like a house cat
They like having their bills scratched. Who knew?
