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Brazil photographer Gustavo Gomes captures stunning, honest photos of his girlfriend giving birth to their daughter via home delivery.
YouTube user Kyle Levo spent a good chunk of his day dressed in a neon windbreaker suit and dancing for the masses.
Mike Ware realized that the old crayons from schools and restaurants could be melted down and made into new crayons — and then donated to children in need.
A security guard at a Whole Foods in Oakland allegedly got in a violent altercation that left a customer lying in a pool of his own blood.
Another day, another Lululemon scandal.
We tried out the Polaroid Snap camera with its built-in Zink paper printer, and we can confirm it's a joy of a toy to use.
A man has a very lonely bachelor party after all of his friends' flights were cancelled.
Hundreds of mostly Iranian and Afghan asylum seekers have converted to Christianity at the evangelical Trinity Church.
Google's Chrome browser has received a lot of flak for it's sluggish, battery-draining performance, but now it seems Google has a remedy.
Some recently rediscovered footage from 2000 features Angelina Jolie screaming, crying, and giggling in an acting class.
Jimmy Kimmel is angry at all gamers because an anonymous few said some terrible things to him. And now he's lowered himself to their level.
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