More in Life - Page 1780
Balenciaga's latest It-bag looks a lot like Thailand's humble shopping tote
Can you spot the difference?
By Alicia Tan
Stephen Hawking warns Britain about the risks of leaving the EU
There are risks to the future of British science.
Japanese cat finds its own exercise wheel after watching hamster friend
Watch and learn, kid. Just watch and learn.
By Alicia Tan
Chinese boy cuts off his finger after dad scolds him for using his phone too much
He did it in a fit of anger.
By Alicia Tan
Flight is delayed when a passenger opens emergency exit door for fresh air
In the latest episode of people doing bizarre things onboard a flight...
By Alicia Tan
Miracle electronics material could help create clean water
A material said to be around 1 million times thinner than paper could one day help us create clean water.
By Ariel Bogle
Go head hunting in a bizarre meme called #celebrityhousehats
In what's probably the most random of memes, a hashtag on Twitter is challenging the Internet to forge celebrity heads with houses.
By Johnny Lieu
Australian police officer adopts orphaned baby kangaroo
A baby kangaroo orphaned by his mum has found a new home, that is in the arms of a young Australian police officer.
By Johnny Lieu
Syrian artist's stunning calligraphy captures the hope of a war torn country
Renowned artist Mouneer Al Shaarani has chosen to stay in his home country of Syria despite the country's ongoing turmoil.
By Ariel Bogle
105-year-old artist is winning fans across the world
Aboriginal artist Loongkoonan is proving that age is just a number by creating award-winning art well into her 100s.
By Jenni Ryall
North Korea vows to liquidate South Korean assets after firing missiles into sea
North Korea responded to South Korean unilateral sanctions with a show of defiance.
By The Associated Press
Sanders and moderators put Clinton on defense at Democratic debate
From her emails to Benghazi to her paid speeches, moderators asked Clinton questions that had her pushing back on her record during her time in politics.
By Emily Cahn
Clinton and Sanders won't call Trump a racist, but they ripped him apart anyway
Donald Trump has a lot of work to do before he wraps up his party's nomination, but he spent a lot of time front and center at his rival party's debate.
Masked men brutally attack journalists in Russia, set fire to their car
A Norwegian journalist had his teeth knocked out and suffered cuts and bruising all over his body.
Clinton, Sanders promise no child deportations if elected president
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders promised not deport children who came to the United States illegally during a Democratic primary debate Wednesday night.
By Emily Cahn
Is Bernie Sanders' suit blue, black or brown?
The Sanders campaign actually tweeted the answer to settle the Internet's latest color controversy.
Hillary Clinton on email indictment: 'That's not going to happen'
Hillary Clinton insisted at the Democratic debate that she would not be indicted over her email controversy.
By Emily Cahn
Sasha Baron Cohen regrets not giving Australian prime minister a lap dance
It's suffice to say that Sasha Baron Cohen, a.k.a. Borat, Bruno and Ali G, is one for an a shocking stunt, but an aborted plan would've been one for Australian history.
By Johnny Lieu
Celebratory raw milk toast blamed for sickening West Virginia lawmakers
After loosening restrictions on raw milk, West Virginia legislators celebrated with a raw milk toast. Surprise! They got sick.
Five underwater pillars found near Australia's mysterious Twelve Apostles
Australians will have to think differently about the Twelve Apostles, one of the country's most beloved natural wonders, located close to Victoria's Great Ocean Road.
By Ariel Bogle
Radio host pranks co-host by pretending they're on air, spewing curse words
"It's not even eight o'clock!"
By Chloe Bryan
Become a living Snapchat filter in this makeup tutorial
Sometimes it's a good thing when your makeup's a drag.
