More in Life - Page 1744
Storm Katie forces flights to divert and bridges to close in Britain
Very high winds forecast.
By The Associated Press
Korean streetwear label Charm's goes bold with intimidating Chinese slogans
Giving new meaning to wearing your heart on your sleeve.
By Alicia Tan
Chanel's Singapore pop-up is one airport we don't mind getting stuck in
Chanel Airlines is now ready for boarding.
By Alicia Tan
Taliban faction claims Pakistan bombing that killed 65
A group associated with the Pakistani Taliban has claimed responsibility for Sunday's deadly blast.
Riot mars Brussels attack victims shrine
Right-wing "hooligans" clashed with riot police at a temporary shrine in Brussels dedicated to victims of the recent terror attacks.
Mark Zuckerberg weighs in on wave of terror attacks
Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg took to his own Facebook page to make a plea for compassion following Sunday's deadly bombing in Pakistan.
'Mundane Matters' turns fruits and vegetables into bright pieces of art
It's often said you first eat with your eyes, but one Australian artist is reimagining how we look and think about food.
By Johnny Lieu
Grandpa and his little dog are pulling at the Internet's heart strings
Not crying not crying not crying...
Easter Sunday explosion in Pakistan leaves 65 dead
At least 91 were wounded -- and possible hundreds, according to local reports -- in the Easter Sunday blast.
Singer waits an obscenely long time to hear herself on the radio for the first time
FM Radio knows how to build suspense.
An open letter from the one Easter egg from a few years ago that still hasn't been found
"I used to be filled with jelly beans. God knows the squirrels got to those years ago."
By Ryan Creamer
Belgian government advised subway shutdown just before station attack
Belgian Interior Minister Jan Jambon admits: "There have been errors."
When politics gets dirty: Dick Nixon on lies, wives and sniveling cowards
Who “snivels”? What is it?
By @dick_nixon
Syrian troops drive ISIS from Palmyra
It ended the group's 10-month reign of terror over a town whose famed 2,000-year-old ruins once drew tens of thousands of visitors each year.
19 fierce bomber jackets under $100
An affordable way to get your hands on the it-coat of the season.
Don't just copy and paste: 4 things to put on LinkedIn but not your resume
Your LinkedIn profile is a place for all that additional color you cut from your resume to make it one page.
By Erica Breuer
Edible spoons promise to be tasty while saving the planet
An Indian man has invented an edible spoon that he hopes will reduce our dependence on plastic.
The NRA is giving your favorite fairy tale characters guns
Well that's one way to find your happily ever after.
By MJ Franklin
Bernie Sanders sweeps voting in Washington, Alaska and Hawaii
Bernie Sanders won Democratic presidential caucuses in Alaska and Washington state on Saturday, victories he hopes will stoke a spring comeback against the commanding front-runner, Hillary Clinton.
Baby has epic dance-off with her Easter Bunny toy
No one out-dances this baby. Not even the Easter Bunny himself.
By Chloe Bryan
Dad extraordinaire David Beckham sews dresses for his daughter's dolls
Someone get this guy a "#1 Dad" mug.
By Chloe Bryan
Little t-ball player finally makes it to first base, dances accordingly
Life goal: dance so hard your batter's helmet falls off.
By Chloe Bryan
