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Why Lily Collins May Destroy Your Computer
McAfee releases a new report on how click-baiters may infect your computer.
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Iman And Naomi Campbell: Major Fashion Brands Are Too Whitewashed
Naomi Campbell and Iman are taking a stand against racism in fashion citing the absence of diverse models at London Fashion Week. They’ve named their campaign the “Diversity Coalition” and have identified runway shows this year that lacked any models of color such as Marc Jacobs and Calvin Klein.
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World's Most Amazing Neighbors Rescue Man From Burning Apartment
The daring rescue happened in the Manhattan neighborhood of Washington Heights.
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Dennis Rodman Makes Fun Of North Korea To Sell Pistachios
The basketball diplomat stars in this strange new ad for pistachios.
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Grand Theft Auto V: What To Know About The Most Expensive Video Game Ever
The highly anticipated fifth installment of ‘Grand Theft Auto’ was officially released today for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. The video game boasts three main characters instead of one and has gotten rave reviews so far.
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Oil Field Battery Explosion Ignites Flames In Texas
Firefighters battled the blaze for two hours in Midland County, Texas.
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View Of The Massive Flooding In Colorado From Above
Flooding in Colorado has reached historic levels according to emergency management officials. Evacuations continued on Tuesday after almost a week of torrential rain.
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Indian Monkeys Attend A Feast
Monkeys in the south of India were fed a feast on plantain leaves to celebrate a harvest festival.
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Cyclist Breaks World Record In Futuristic Speed Pod
Dutch cyclist Sebastiaan Bowier broke the land speed record on a bicycle, riding in Nevada on Sunday. Bowier hit a speed of 133 kilometers per hour, or about 80 mph.
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New Yorkers Are Patient And Kind Compared To This Driver In Colombia
A driver in Medellín, Colombia rammed the back of a taxi that was blocking her car at a bar.
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Watch A Timelapse Of The Costa Concordia's Rising In The Successful 19-Hour Mission
The capsized Costa Concordia ship is officially upright after a 19-hour operation proved successful. The engineering feat involved a complicated system of pulleys and cables to make the cruise liner vertical once more.
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Navy Yard Shooting: Everything We Know So Far
On Monday morning, a tragedy unfolded at the Washington Navy Yard in D.C., leaving at least 13 dead. Here's everything we know so far about the shooting.
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Watch: Nicole Kidman As Princess Grace Of Monaco
Nicole Kidman stars as Grace Kelly in "Grace of Monaco," a new film by Olivier Dahan about the Hollywood star turned princess. The film follows her marriage to Prince Rainier III, who's played by Tim Roth. It gets released this November.
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Obama: 'We're Confronting Yet Another Mass Shooting'
The President briefly addressed the shooting this morning at the D.C. Navy Yard. Obama acknowledged that the facts were still being established, but took a moment to praise the bravery of first responders and to vow that the perpetrator would be punished.
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Newly Crowned Miss America Prompts Outpouring Of Racism
Miss New York Nina Davuluri has been crowned Miss America. She's the first Indian-American to win the title, a fact that's unfortunately brought up some ugliness on social media.
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DC Police: 'There Are 2 Shooters We Have Not Located'
Updates from Cathy Lanier, DC Police Chief, on the shooting this morning at the Washington Navy Yard.
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Attempt To Salvage Costa Concordia Wreckage Begins At Crash Site In Italy
The Costa Concordia vessel has remained wedged between rocks off the Tuscan coast of Giglio since it crashed in January 2012. On Monday, salvage workers are attempting to free the ship using a never-before-tested system of pulleys and counterweights.
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VIDEO: On The Ground Footage From The Navy Yard Shooting
Updates from the shooting in the Washington Navy Yard on Sept. 16, 2013. (Image via Washington Post)
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Jordan Peele Sits Down With NowThis News
Jordan Peele, half of the comedic duo Key & Peele, sits down with NowThis News to discuss his hilarious conversation with President Obama.
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Man Tries To Float Across The Atlantic With Helium Balloons, Makes It Halfway
A crazy adventurer who’s been trying to recreate the movie “Up” fell a little short of his goal. The American man named Jonathan Trappe was hoping to become the first person to ever float across the Atlantic suspended by a bunch of helium balloons (because everyone needs a goal!). Trappe lifted off from Maine on Thursday but didn’t cross the ocean, landing safely in Newfoundland.
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