Colombians are not yet over the Miss Universe 2015 blunder.
Police and soldiers are being accused of holding an orgy during the terror lockdown in the Belgian capital of Brussels.
While New Year’s Eve countdowns are exciting for most people, celebrating the new year can be a problem for parents with little kids who they need to put to bed early.
2016 is fast approaching, and while the saying “to each his own” is certainly applicable in the list you’re about to see, it’s still interesting to know some of the colorful ways people around the world celebrate the new year.
Four of the reported casualties came in Paraguay while the other two occurred in Argentina, where 20,000 people in the border city of Concordia were evacuated.
A new video made by Grey Stuart, scientist, lecturer at University of London and part of the Space Geodesy and Navigation Laboratory, showed how much space junks orbit the Earth from 1957 to 2015.
In 2015, three countries announced that Christmas is banned, mainly due to religious conflict.
Digital media business owner Joseph Tame decided to spread holiday cheer by dressing up as a illuminative Christmas tree and run down Tokyo streets.
The first-ever government survey of Mexico's black population found they don't trail the rest of the country in eduation or health services, but still face widespread discrimination.
Miss Philippines Pia Alonzo Wurtzbach took home the crown at the Miss Universe 2015 competition on Sunday, December 20.
A new Australian anti-drug campaign was recently criticized after it made a comparison between marijuana users and a giant tree sloth.
Google presented U.S. data for the top 10 most common questions involving Santa Claus.
Santa Claus may have elves, but the Dutch Santa - named Sinterklaas - has Zwarte Piet, a controversial companion that grew in popularity during the early 20th century.
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