Widows Celebrate Holi In Spite Of Social Stigma
Women who are widows are usually banned from enjoying the colorful festival of Holi due to a stigma that it's bad luck. One ashram is trying to change that stereotype by allowing the abandoned women to celebrate together.
Baby Gorilla Born By Emergency C-Section
Surgeons at the San Diego Zoo delivered a 4.6 pound female infant by an emergency c-section.
Science Settles The Five-Second Rule Debate
As it turns out, the 5-second rule isn't just some imaginary excuse to eat food after it falls on the floor. Scientists now confirm that time actually does effect what degree food is impacted by bacteria. The next study will evaluate the spread of cooties.
It's Been 25 Years Since Porn's Emancipation
As the Internet turns 25, we take a moment to celebrate its main purpose.
Assad Poses For Glossy Photo-Op As War Rages On
President Bashar al-Assad made a rare public appearance since the war began in Syria three years ago. State media said the leader accused of using chemical weapons on his own citizens was visiting those displaced by war and "listening to their needs."
Kobe's Explains His Frustration For Being Out This Season In A Simple Sentence
After a frustrating season where he only played in 6 games, Kobe is officially out for the rest of the season.
Pope Francis Celebrates One Year Of Shaking Up The Papacy
Pope Francis has seemingly made it his mission to shake things up in Vatican City since he was made leader of the Catholic Church one year ago. The Argentinian native has even taken bold steps to soften the Church's stance on homosexuality.
Industry Ignores Rape Victims, Keeps Employing Terry Richardson
Terry Richardson has made a name for himself as a fashion and celebrity photographer unafraid to push the boundaries of sexuality in this photos. But what happens when he is repeatedly accused of crossing the line into sexual assault? Apparently, he gets more work.
In Their Own Words: Women Who Dare Change The World
On International Women's Day, we honor the modern heroes who continue to fight for equal rights, pay and respect.
After Months Of Crippling Darkness, The Light Returns
After long winter months of darkness, borderline alcoholism and near crippling depression, the world is awakening once again. (Change your clock on Sunday.)
Martha Stewart On Dildos, Hygiene & Her Friend Snoop Dogg
If you ever wondered what Martha Stewart thinks of dildos, look no further. The craft-friendly TV host conducted a Reddit AMA and the results are more than we could ever hope for.
Emoji "Drunk In Love" Video Officially Makes Emoji Videos A Trend
Beyonce's never-ending internet domination continues now that Vimeo user Jesse Hill created a video entirely out of emojis. The thing is, "Drunk in Love" isn't the only emoji music video.
Black Students At Harvard Are Sick Of Being Silenced
Harvard students reveal the complexities of being black at the Ivy League school in a new campaign titled "I, Too, Am Harvard.' The initiative and Tumblr account were started by sophomore Kimiko Matsuda-Lawrence who said the minority is often dismissed on campus.
Orgasm Machines, Human Exoskeletons & Our Terrifying Future
Beware, the future is terrifying. An implanted orgasm machine renders men useless, a sophisticated banking system may replace humans and a robotic suit can give the ability to easily lift 200 pounds.
Venezuela And The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Year
It's been one year since Hugo Chavez died and Venezuela is crumbling. Here's how we got here.
Why Your Doctor Might Prescribe You Meth
Drugs like LSD, coke and even meth are being studied for their potential medicinal use. Scientists in Switzerland have found that LSD can help lower anxiety in cancer patients while coke can be used to numb the nose, mouth or throat.
Orgasm Machine Renders Men Useless
Beware, the future is terrifying. An implanted orgasm machine renders men useless, a sophisticated banking system may replace humans and a robotic suit can give the ability to easily lift 200 pounds.
The Week In Gay: AZ Bakeries Must Accept Love Is Love
This week in gay news: openly gay Brooklyn Nets star Jason Collins picks no. 98 to honor Matthew Shepard; Arizona Governor Jan Brewer vetoes a bill that would've allowed gay discrimination... but 11 states have similar legislation; Texas and Utah both rule ban on gay marriage unconstitutional.
Obama, Biden Definitely Are Not Actors
In a spot for First Lady Michelle Obama's Let's Move campaign, POTUS and the VP show off their "acting skills." However, they only proved they're no Reagan. The two run around the White House, and joke about drinking water after a good workout.
Connecting The Key Players In Ukraine's Conflict
Since a trade deal between Ukraine and Russia incited protests three months ago, there have been many key players thrown in the mix. Meet the conflict's major players including ousted President Viktor Yanukovych's likely replacements.