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Joan Rivers Reportedly Brought Out of Coma as Family Considers Lawsuit Joan Rivers' family may sue the medical center where the comedian's surgery took place. Celebrity Photo Leak: Is Poor iCloud Security to Blame? How did hackers gain access to all those compromising celebrity photos? Security experts think they know. Iceland's Bardarbunga Volcano Puts on Breathtaking Lava Display Lava continues to pour from a fissure in the ground near the Bardarbunga volcano in Iceland, as scientists study the volcano to help predict its next moves. How to Protect Your Photos (Nude or Otherwise) From Hackers on iCloud Jennifer Lawrence, Kate Upton and Ariana Grande are among the high-profile celebrities who apparently fell victim to a massive alleged iCloud hack late Sunday night, when someon... Author Compares Women in Traditional Marriages to Prostitutes on TV Panel Show On Australian panel show 'Q&A,' author Jane Caro caused a stir when she said women in traditional marriages could be considered prostitutes. Man Who Inspired the Ice Bucket Challenge Is Now a Father The man who inspired the world to raise money for ALS research through the Ice Bucket Challenge now faces a different kind of challenge: parenthood. Everyone Wants To Live in The Land Down Under, Here Are Some Tips International workers are moving to the lucky country in droves, as Australia becomes one of the most desired countries in the world to work in. Survivor Singer Jimi Jamison Dies of Heart Attack at 63 Survivor and Cobra frontman Jimi Jamison died of a heart attack Sunday night in Los Angeles. He was 63. Cuba Cracks Down on What Travelers Can Bring Into the Country New restrictions enforced Monday could greatly affect what is brought into Cuba. What Your TV Weather Forecast May Look Like in 2050 Thanks to global warming, your local television weather forecast may include details about extended heat waves, flooding rains and sea level rise by 2100. Space Sex Geckos Dead on Reentry, Russia Reveals Five geckos Russia sent into space to study breeding habits (earning them the nickname "sex geckos") turned up dead on Monday when they returned to earth. Read more at Mashable.com ▶ You received this email because you are registered on mashable.com. We respect your privacy. If you believe this has been sent to you in error, please safely unsubscribe. Mashable, Inc. is a Delaware Corporation. P.O. Box 64 New York, NY, 10159-0064