Recent trends are showing that brides and grooms are going au natural and unplugged for weddings in 2014. The gradual shift toward nature began a few years ago, as more couples … Read More
Cities all over the globe are swapping out street lights with incandescent bulbs for energy- and cost-efficient LED alternatives. The transition — while costly at first — may easily save … Read More
According to new research from Benenden Health, almost as many men as women now stress over their body image. The study examined the body confidence of 2,000 men and women, showing … Read More
Last year, a U.S. Coast Guard station on Lake Erie made more drunken boating arrests than any other agency in the nation. Officers at the Marblehead, Ohio station charged a staggering … Read More
The Oklahoma City Zoo is sadly now one resident smaller. That’s because Kyah, a six-month-old baby giraffe born with a blood vessel wrapped around her esophagus, died last week undergoing … Read More
Over time, if city streets are not swept, dirt, debris, leaves, and litter can all build up. Not only are the piles they end up in unappealing aesthetically, but they … Read More
Via our daily meanderings through the interconnected digital banquet of cat memes and viral videos that is our modern Internet landscape, it’s possible to assume that we’ve seen it all … Read More
On Monday, March 31, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra launched CSO Sounds and Stories, an online multimedia magazine. Combining streaming audio and video with social media and articles written by professional … Read More
When you think of plastic surgery, your mind likely goes to the classic subjects — aging Hollywood starlets, panicking mid-40s men who’ve gone more gray than they’d expected, new moms … Read More
An Albuquerque photographer refused to take photographs of a gay wedding ceremony in 2006, explaining that she only shoots “traditional weddings.” Seven and a half years later, the Supreme Court will … Read More
