Chinese photo artists are increasingly engaged with contemporary realities, be it urban stress or fast-disappearing lifestyles, finds Raymond Zhou at the Pingyao photo festival.
The new reality TV show "Sister Wives," featuring a real-life advertising salesman and four women he calls his spouses, has sparked a criminal bigamy investigation by police in Utah, officials said.
For a Missouri man, luck comes in pairs.
Families in New York and Louisville, Kentucky might be relieved to know they live in two of the safest U.S. cities for children.
Britons in their late 30s and early 40s are unhappier than any other age group, suffering from loneliness and depression as work and relationship pressures take their toll, according to a survey on Wednesday.
A leader who pushes a change agenda too hard risks building resistance and resentment, or even alienating his people.
A peek inside a polygamist community and their isolated way of life is now just a bus ride away for sightseers from around the world.
The Boston Fire Department on Wednesday received a donation of small oxygen masks designed for pets, which will become standard equipment on every fire truck in the city, officials said.
"The Good Wife" is getting a gay brother; new teen TV show "Hellcats" features a lesbian cheerleader; and as for "True Blood" -- TV watchers now need two hands to count the vampires who will suck the blood of either gender.
A new study is backing a proposal by the province of Alberta to ban cellphone use in cars, finding that keeping drivers' attention on the road not only saves lives it also saves far more money than the cost of enforcing the ban.
Producers of Australia's Next Top Model have been left red faced after supermodel host Sarah Murdoch announced the wrong winner in what newspapers said was the country's most awkward TV moment.
Like most people who work in a big city, my typical crazed daily itinerary really leaves little time for the kitchen.