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California ReOpening Guidlines
By: Alix Martichoux

Gov. Gavin Newsom has been easing restrictions at the state level very slowly. The next round of reopening is scheduled to start Friday, May 8, when retail businesses will be allowed to open for curbside pickup.But California's ca

Doomsday Clock Gets Historic and Unsettling Update for 2020
By: Tim Binnall

p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 12.0px 'Helvetica Neue'} span.s1 {color: #dca10d} The almost-always worrisome annual assessment of where humanity stands when it comes to total annihilation by our own hand took

UK's First Astronaut Says 'Aliens Exist'
By: Tim Binnall

The United Kingdom's first astronaut says that not only do aliens exist, but they may already be here on Earth. Helen Sharman, who accomplished the historic achievement back in 1991 when she journeyed to the Soviet space station Mir, made the rem

'Grand Warlock' of Mexico Issues Forecast for 2020
By: Tim Binnall

p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 12.0px 'Helvetica Neue'} span.s1 {color: #dca10d} A popular self-proclaimed psychic in Mexico known as the country's 'Grand Warlock' has issued his forecast for 2020

Egypt Opens 'Bent Pyramid' to Tourists
By: Tim Binnall

For the first time in over 50 years, authorities in Egypt are reportedly allowing tourists to visit an odd ancient structure known as the 'Bent Pyramid.' The curious construction, commissioned by the pharaoh Sneferu 4,600 ye

Why luxury retailers are tapping into streetwear
By: Sahar Nazir

Streetwear was originally designed for doing stuff: skating, galavanting all day with friends or the last-minute decision to go surfing. But with "luxury" tweaks that streetwear retailers see in collaborations nowadays, it has led to something far be

Bizarre Dimming Star Stumps Scientists
By: Tim Binnall

200,000 UFO Fans Plan to Storm Area 51?
By: Tim Binnall

Getting in the Loop of Luxury
By: N/A

A tropical island is the ultimate luxury getaway for many clients, where they can recline in a beach chair with a cold drink, gaze at an endless blue horizon and let their cares disappear. But other kinds of destinations are staking a claim to luxury

New Study Finds 10% of People Report NDEs
By: Tim Binnall

A surprising new study has found that 10% of people report having near-death experiences (NDEs). Indicative of a global phenomenon, researchers gleaned the data from participants in 35 countries. The NDEs took place during life-threatening events suc

João Gilberto, Master Of Bossa Nova, Dies At 88
By: Felix Contreras

João Gilberto, one of the principal architects of the Brazilian musical style bossa nova, has died at his home in Rio de Janeiro, according to a FaceBook post by his son. João Marcelo Gilberto wrote that his father, who was 88 years old, died follo

World first: Researchers completely remove HIV from mice
By: Catharine Paddock PhD

Could a cure for HIV be in sight? New research has revealed how a sequence of two treatments could completely remove the virus in mice.

Alcohol may be less harmful for people over 50
By: Tim Newman

A recent study examines the health impact of consuming alcohol at different ages. The authors conclude that, for people over the age of 50, the health risks may be less severe.

The New Ways To See The World: Travel Trends 2019
By: Angelina Villa-Clarke

The ways in which we see the world, and how we want to experience different destinations, is changing. Here, I speak to some of the industry’s leading experts to discover the latest travel trends.Bite-sized travel

Healthy Eating: Health Benefits of Turmeric
By: Melinda Retini

Help or Hype?A relative of ginger, this vivid yellow-orange spice is common in Indian, Southeast Asian, and Middle Eastern cooking. It's also been used as medicine in places like India for centuries to treat issues such as breathing problems. Lat

'Gorilla Crow' Astounds the Internet
By: Tim Binnall

A weird video showing a crow that bears an eerie resemblance to a gorilla has gone viral online with viewers scratching their heads over what they are seeing. The footage of the curious-looking creature was reportedly captured at a shopping

Man Arrested for Allegedly Building a Bomb to Warn Cops About Aliens
By: Tim Binnall

In a bizarre story out of Pennsylvania, a man was arrested for allegedly building a bomb in order to get the attention of police so that he could warn them about potentially hostile aliens. The weird incident reportedly occurred on Sunday m

L.A. County Health Officials Warn of Possible Measles Exposure in Westwood, Brentwood
By: STEVE GANEY

The Los Angeles Department of Public Health is checking on two L.A. County residents who recently traveled and become sick with measles after returning home, the agency said Saturday.Officials are now working to identify other residents who may come

NASA Photographs 'Starfleet Logo' on Surface of Mars
By: Tim Binnall

Proving that anomaly hunters aren't alone in spotting strange things out in space, NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter snapped an image of the Red Planet which seems to show Star Trek's iconic Starfleet logo. The amusing photo was taken by

Summer solstice 2019: Five things to know about the first day of summer
By: Leigh Morgan

Today is the day many consider the “official” first day of summer — the summer solstice.Why is the solstice worth paying attention to? Here are five reasons:

Remembering Karl Lagerfeld
By: Guy Trebay

PARIS — Like many complex and forceful people Karl Lagerfeld — the German-born and Paris-based designer who, until his death in February, had been creative director of Chanel since 1983 and Fendi since 1965 — was one person to the wide world an

New 'Cat-Fox' Species Discovered
By: Tim Binnall

Wildlife experts on the French island of Corsica have discovered an unusual “cat-fox,” which may be a new species.AFP

Watch: Guitar Shop Security Camera Captures Ghostly Activity?
By: Tim Binnall

The brain consumes half of a child's energy -- and that could matter for weight gain
By: Northwestern University

Weight gain occurs when an individual's energy intake exceeds their energy expenditure -- in other words, when calories in exceed calories out. What is less well understood is the fact that, on average, nearly half of the body's energy is use

Two hours a week is key dose of nature for health and wellbeing
By: Michele Hogan

Spending at least two hours a week in nature may be a crucial threshold for promoting health and wellbeing, according to a new large-scale study.Research led by the University of Exeter, published in Scientific Reports and funded by NIHR, f

The power of music: how it can benefit health
By: Honor Whiteman

"I think music in itself is healing," American musician Billy Joel once said. "It's an explosive expression of humanity. It's something we are all touched by. No matter what culture we're from, everyone loves music." Most of us would whol

Giant Mysterious Mass Found Beneath Surface of the Moon
By: Tim Binnall

Astronomers have discovered a puzzling and rather sizeable mass of metallic material beneath the surface of the moon. The intriguing find, announced this week in a paper published in the journal Geophysical Research Letters, is reportedly&n

Watch: President Trump Talks UFOs
By: Tim Binnall

The increasing buzz surrounding UFOs has finally publicly reached the proverbial highest office in the land as President Trump has shared his thoughts on reports of Navy pilots seeing strange objects in the sky. The topic came up during a conversatio

19 best places to visit in 2019
By: CNN

(CNN) — Whether you want to rest on a beach in the Caribbean, hike the world's most famous canyon, explore ancient ruins, eat delicious cuisine or learn more at historically significant sites this year,

The 7 Biggest Street Style Trends of Spring 2019
By: EMILY FARRA

It’s such a cliché to talk about the weather, but when you’re covering a month of

Antibiotics Pollute Rivers Worldwide, Study Finds
By: Robert Preidt

THURSDAY, June 6, 2019 (HealthDay News) -- Levels of antibiotics in some of the world's rivers are hundreds of times higher than what's considered safe, British researchers report.For the new study, investigators checked rivers in 7

Red Hot Chili Peppers' 'Californication' Turns 20: Ranking All the Tracks
By: William Goodman

Red Hot Chili Peppers' Californication, which turns 20 today (June 8), was wildly popular in 1999. It was everywhere. You couldn't exist in American pop culture without hearing its singles, including "Otherside," "Californ

Huge Ladybug Swarm Appears on Radar
By: Tim Binnall

A National Weather Service radar keeping an eye on southern California detected a rather remarkable phenomenon in the form of a massive bloom of ladybugs. The jaw-dropping radar return was shared by the NWS San Diego Twitter account on Tuesday evenin