Could utensils be a way to keep consumers safe?
The internet's about to get a wealth of illustrations from more than two million books
Cash- and time-strapped moms often feel pressured to cook meals for unappreciative kids and men
Photographer Gregg Segal wanted to highlight the problems of waste, pollution and overconsumption
The chapter was removed after being deemed "too wild" and subversive
The AHA is neutral on e-cigarettes in U.S., but the WHO wants to ban them indoors
Tim Hortons is a core component of the amorphous "Canadian identity"
Shaun the sheep might beat out the previous champ, Shrek, as the world's wooliest sheep
Smartphones likely explain the sudden spike in the number of female gamers
Some zoo landscaping is designed to keep the animals within their cages, not for them to interact with
A special label could indicate whether content posted on Facebook is in jest
The German Museums Association says that scalps are not subject to the same ethical guidelines that govern other human remains
Jim Henson had a soft spot for jazz
Robin Williams played a number of real people throughout his career
Food trends, as revealed by the New York Times' coverage
Iceland's rules for naming children are getting a lot of attention after a few high-profile cases
With wild horses, broken bones and treacherous terrain, this isn't a steeplechase
This is why we can't have nice things
The contested photo likely belongs to neither monkey nor man, but to the public domain
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