More in Life - Page 1796
Girl proves she can fart just as well as the boys
Some kids think girls don't have what it takes to fart. This lady proves them dead wrong by releasing something deadly.
The world's most effective ad is an eye-testing children's book
A children's book in Australia, which makes it easier for parents to screen their child's vision, has been named the world's most effective ad campaign.
By Johnny Lieu
Clinton and Sanders spar in Massachusetts ahead of Tuesday vote
Massachusetts is one of 11 Super Tuesday contests around the country.
By Megan Specia
Hillary Clinton takes the fight to Donald Trump, Republicans in Virginia
Hours before voters in 11 states, including Virginia, hold Democratic nominating contests on Tuesday, Hillary Clinton set her sights on the general election.
The most spectacular outfits of this year's Tokyo Marathon
Among the 36,000 runners and 1.7 million spectators were some delightful surprises.
By Victoria Ho
Rainbow doughnuts are here to give you infinite joy
Moe's Dough in Brooklyn recently released these rainbow doughnuts, and people couldn't be happier/hungrier.
Gym rats score their own dating app
For some people, exercise isn't a hobby, it's a lifestyle to share with a partner.
Conchita Wurst isn't pleased about Australia's lack of same-sex marriage
In the lead-up to Sydney's Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras this Saturday, 2014 Eurovision winner Conchita Wurst has taken aim at Australia's issues with LGBT rights.
By Johnny Lieu
Your March Madness bracket could win you $1 million a year for life
The Oracle of Omaha is looking for the oracle of college hoops.
11 wedding looks inspired by Oscars fashion
The red carpet is looking very bridal these days.
Lady Gaga, Kevin Hart and Leo dominated Instagram on Oscar night
Puff Daddy takes face mask selfies, just like you.
Calais refugee camp demolished as riot police look on
Some 4,000 people are estimated to live in the camp.
By Associated Press
Clarence Thomas asks questions in court for first time in 10 years
And everyone gasped.
By The Associated Press
Secret Service agent choke slams a photographer at Trump rally
A photographer working a Donald Trump rally was thrown to the ground by security.
By Brian Ries
The Swedish store with no cashiers lets you use a cellphone to do late-night shopping
But you can't buy alcohol.
By The Associated Press
Floofy cat just wants you to appreciate the snow like she does
Please come outside, hooman.
17 insanely glamorous portraits from the 'Vanity Fair' Oscars party
When a selfie stick just won't do.
By Neha Prakash
Senator says U.S. should force airlines to give you legroom
"It's just plain unfair that a person gets charged for extra inches that were once standard."
By MICHAEL BALSAMO, Associated Press
Paris renters find dead body, covered in tree branches, in garden of their Airbnb
The woman has not been identified.
Leonardo DiCaprio has the last laugh, flips off everyone at the Oscars
Was Leo's middle finger an accident or a message to to all of those Sad Leo memes?
The emotional backstage moments you didn't see at the Oscars
Even though the action was on stage, backstage seemed like the place to be during the 88th Academy Awards on Sunday.
By Johnny Simon
Singaporeans frolic, cycle and do yoga on first car-free Sunday
Plenty of eating and cycling everywhere.
By Victoria Ho
North Korea parades detained American student
Otto Warmbier tearfully apologized for attempting to steal a political banner from the country.
By The Associated Press
