How Eating Less Meat Does More for the Planet Than a Recycling Bin
The Vegan community continues to grow and not just because of sympathy for animals. Scientists say going vegan is the best thing you can do for our planet.
This Abandoned Town of Castles Actually Exists and Is for Sale
When you first hear about the prospect of living in a village full of Disney-style castles, you'd assume customers would be flocking to buy one. Unfortunately that didn't happen for the Sarot Group developers, and now they've faced the consequences.
12-Year-Old Student Wins $20,000 for Inventing Life-Saving Technology
Lydia Denton, a 12 year old student won the grand prize of $20,000 at this year's CITGO Fueling Education Student Challenge. She invented a system that shows promising potential for preventing tragic accidents as a result of small children being left behind in a hot car. Lydia intends to now spend her prize money on furthering the development of her potentially life saving innovation.
Behind the Scenes with Danny Trejo, Hollywood’s Ultimate Antihero
If you watch movies and T.V., you're definitely familiar with Danny Trejo, one of show biz's undisputed tough guys. Before he became the high-octane antihero that we all know and love, his life was anything but glamorous. But from a troubled childhood and a history of criminal activity to a surprising reversal of fortune and circumstances, Trejo managed to turn his life around and rise up. This is his gripping story.
Jennifer Aniston’s Struggle to Escape the Sitcom Role That Propelled Her to Stardom
For most T.V.- watching people in the world, Jennifer Aniston is foremost Rachel Green. After all, Friends is the most popular show in history, and it was as Rachel that Aniston was launched to superstardom. But becoming so synonymous with Rachel has made it hard for Aniston to escape being defined only by her. Here, we take you through the years of Aniston's struggle to escape the iconic character she brought to life.
A Canceled $30,000 Wedding Turns into A Gourmet Dinner for Homeless
An almost-bride takes lemons and makes lemonade. Sarah Cummins was set to walk down the aisle but ended up cancelling her wedding the week of. With a non-refundable $30,000 wedding, she decided to take the positive route and turn it into a charity event.
The Colorful Reason Why Lithuanians Are Grateful for the Grateful Dead
The Grateful Dead and the Lithuanian basketball team are probably one of the best collaborations in both music and sports history. No one could forget the 1962 Centennial Olympic Games when Grateful Dead fans and Lithuanian basketball fans wore the same colors. Although a memorable moment, not many know the heartwarming origin behind this occurrence. If you're a sucker for an underdog story, this one is for you.
Why This Iconic Photograph of Marilyn Monroe Held a Bitter Truth
Who remembers the infamous subway grate picture of the gorgeous Marilyn Monroe? This may seem like a highlight in the star's career, but the personal issues she was dealing with proved this to be a moment she never forgot, for all the wrong reasons.
Australia’s Art Community Are Urging the Government to Tackle the Exploitation of Aboriginal Artists
Australia has an exploitation issue with regard to Aboriginal artists. 21 artists, gallerists, and art centers have come forward urging the government to take immediate action about the growing injustices being committed. Exploitative practices have taken place before, which resulted in the Indigenous Art Code (IAC) but insiders say that this isn't enough. Vulnerable people of the indigenous community continue to be taken advantage of.