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Sydney-based artist and photographer Alexia Sinclair recently agreed to help The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation send a powerful message. Over the course of several months, she planned, prepared, and captured an image th...

Clint Eastwood's "American Sniper" -- the Oscar-nominated military film that stars Bradley Cooper as Navy SEAL sharpshooter Chris Kyle -- remained atop the box office for the second consecutive weekend, earning more than...

ORLANDO - Carolina Begglo looked like a sleeping princess as she lay on her back, her long, dark hair billowing around her while 10 inches of water cradled her body…

The Northeast is getting an estimated 2 feet of snow. Are you ready? From The Kitchn ' Here's What You Really Need to Stock up on for the Blizzard

Jon Swihart, Capt. Louis Zamperini, 2013, oil on wood panel, 12" h. x 9" w. Collection of Angelina Jolie When you forgive it's like it never happened. True forgiveness is complete and total. - Louis Zamperini "This whole...

Big Sean has revealed the title for the upcoming album: "Dark Sky Paradise." The rapper posted a photo to his Instagram that just read the title to the "Hall of Fame" follow-up, receiving shares of the post from others i...

The "X-Men" mutants might be headed to your small screen, and not in cartoon form this time. According to TV Insider, Fox is in negotiations for a live-action TV series based on Marvel's "X-Men" comics. Fox entertainment...

Clint Eastwood’s “American Sniper” -- the Oscar-nominated military film that stars Bradley Cooper as Navy SEAL sharpshooter Chris Kyle -- remained atop the box office for the second consecutive weekend, earning mor...

Pets were once considered a leisure interest, one best kept at home. But there's a growing recognition that in addition to companionship, animals may offer humans a tangible health boost.

Hex tiles -- those little bitty six-sided tiles that are so common in bathrooms and in older buildings -- can be configured in almost infinite variations. Their tiny size makes them almost like little pixels, ready to be...

UPDATE: On Facebook, Tom DeLonge posted that he "never quit" blink-182, despite the earlier reports. To all the fans, I never quit the band. I actually was on a phone call about a blink 182 event for New York City at the...

Project by: Samantha Location: New York, NY It was actually my boyfriend who picked out our temporary apartment in midtown Manhattan - at the time I was still living in Amsterdam. Unfortunately, I did not have the time t...

Sam Smith, a secret Tom Petty fan? Or perhaps a subconscious one? Apparently, the mopey soul man's biggest hit, "Stay With Me," was so deeply influenced by Petty's 1989 smash, "I Won't Back Down," that the British star a...

Nevermore from Jasmina Tesanovic on Vimeo.

There is something inexplicably gripping about music's ability to resurface moments and feelings from specific points in your life. We all have those albums or songs. But what about an album that immediately reinvigorate...

You may not have Carrie Brownstein, Ryan Gosling, or Crazy Eyes wishing you a Happy Valentines Day in person, but --hey girl -- these cards are the next best thing...

Researchers in Italy announced this week that they had discovered a strange new tattoo on the ribcage of the 5,300-year-old mummy known as -tzi the Iceman. The find raises to 61 the number of -tzi's known tattoos, and it...

First, here's a big shout-out to Whitney Staeb and Brooke Smith of Roots & Honey Herbs for recently turning me onto a wonderful, homemade herbal tincture called Brain Bloom. But let's backtrack. I was recently thinking o...

“The Simpsons” welcomed billionaire inventor and entrepreneur Elon Musk to Springfield on Sunday night, when Musk was presented as an uninspired visionary in need of new ideas. Naturally, Homer Simpson’s incoherent...

"The Simpsons" welcomed billionaire inventor and entrepreneur Elon Musk to Springfield on Sunday night, when Musk was presented as an uninspired visionary in need of new ideas. Naturally, Homer Simpson's incoherent rambl...

Proponents of the red-hot "paleo" diet say we should all eat like the cavemen did. Scientists say: Not so fast.

Scientists analyzed genetic material from 85 families, using a technology called whole-gene sequencing, which maps out the entire voluminous recipe.