Make your Thanksgiving dinner this year a bit more interesting by educating yourself on some facts about this American holiday that not many really know about.
If 2013 was the year of the "selfie" and 2014 the year of the "vape," this year is one for an emoticon, according to Oxford Dictionaries.
An extreme right-wing, anti-gay pastor recently condemned films “Harry Potter” and “How to Train Your Dragon” for its homosexual characters, saying that it’s better for parents to drown their children than let them be influenced by such films, according to The Wrap.
Starbucks is in recent fire because of its new, 2015 Red Starbucks Cup™ design. Called the Starbucks Red Cup Controversy, the company is facing backlash from evangelists because its simple crimson container for the holidays no longer represents the Christian holiday Christmas.
After years and years of research, the pyramids of Giza still have secrets left for archeologists to discover.
Scarlett Johansson may be playing a character in the upcoming film about the “Gamergate” controversy, which is the dark side of the video game culture that is rarely discussed, according to Cinema Blend. Reports say Johansson is “interested” in the role.
A new study revealed that religion does not necessarily make children good people. In fact, it makes them more selfish and less altruistic.
A rare film featuring the first ever Disney character has been found, and in Britain, of all places.
Halloween night also a night of stars - in their best costumes. Who nailed it big time this year?
University of Louisville President James Ramsey is feeling the heat after photos began to circulate of him and his staff donning "Mexican" costumes at a party.
A cop just showed a new way break up a fight.
Who knew you could get a movie plot from a series of tweets?
