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The Barefoot Contessa Has Sparked The Great Internet Bagel Debate

Ina Garten, AKA The Barefoot Contessa, AKA the queen of effortless entertaining, has sparked a breakfast controversy. Her method of cutting bagels? In thirds! Whaaaaaat?

By Spyridon Panousopoulos

Trending Food Films In 2016 You Should Watch Out For

It's that time of the year when you want to just drool while watching movies. You want to relive the movies that make you drool all over again. But, what about watching the new ones? If you want to make yourself salivate for 2016 movies, then choose the tasty-licious right movies. After doing so, you'll sure ask for more on the big screen.
6 Trending Foods You Have To Watch Out For in 2016

Now that 2015 is over, we look forward to what 2016 will bring. Of course, there's nothing satisfying than thinking about the latest goodies that will satisfy our taste buds. 2016 will bring upon food that'll make you crave, regardless of how bizarre they may be! Read on and find out for yourself if you do not believe it.
Speed-Eating Enthusiasts – Time to Slow Down in Four Easy Ways

There are serious effects to consider. Speed eating may lead to the most common health issues like acid reflux and indigestion. Based on a study published this year, it can lead to potential serious health conditions like diabetes.
Big Salamander Estimated to Be About 200 Years Old - Found in China

An exotic creature was found in a Chinese cave. It is estimated to be about 200 years old. The creature is a giant salamander which is 4.5 feet long. It weighs at around 114 pounds.
Hangover Resistant Gifted People – What's Their Secret?

Based on studies, a quarter of people do not suffer hangovers after a night of heavy drinking. What could be their secret?
Feline Perfume Now Available – What Are You Waiting for Cat-Lovers?

Japan's Yamamoto Perfumery created the Moho Mohu Odeko or Kaori Fabric Water ("Fluffy Brow Scented Fabric Water") for Felissimo. This scent is just amazing. It will make you feel like you smell your cat's head.
Parents Take Caution: Even Preschoolers Can Exhibit Symptoms of Depression

It has become apparent that children as young as three years old can experience major depression. A report from Time says that another discovery proves that contributes to increasing evidence that the mental condition, depression, can also impact kids.
The Entire U.S. Population Check Their Phones 8 Billion Times a Day

Americans take a look at their smartphones on an average of 8 billion times a day. There are certain people who just cannot live without taking a look at their phone.
Mom Wakes up After Coma - Sees Family Taken Care of by Family and Friends

Family and friends gave effort and time for the Smith family. "It's taking 17 people to do what she was doing by herself - getting the kids to all of their activities. It's been amazing to watch," Bruce says in a report from People.
Social Media May Be Reviewed When Applying for Visas in the U.S.

The government is now looking into the process of checking the social media activities of an immigrant. The purpose of this is to find a solution in closing the security gaps within the U.S. visa system.
Weight Loss: Bacteria and Brown Fat Play Important Roles

There's another kind of fat - presumably the good kind since it helps burn the extra calories, produces hear and initiates weight loss.
X Factor Winner Louisa Johnson Talks About Her Boyfriend, Record Deal and Family

The 17-year-old talented girl has finally confided about her boyfriend in an interview with MailOnline.
Apple Music Will Release Taylor Swift's Concert Video

The world famous singer, Taylor Swift, will release her live concert special from the 1989 world tour. It will be streamed exclusively on Apple Music.
Oh My Girl K-Pop Group Sent Back to Korea - Mistaken as Sex Workers?

It appears that the 8-member girl group was detained at the Los Angeles Airport, as reported on BBC news. The K-pop group claims that they were allegedly not allowed to leave the airport because they were mistaken to be sex workers.