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America’s Got Talent Quintavious Johnson Impresses Judges

Quintavious Johnson impressed the judges during the America's Got Talent quarter finals. The America's Got Talent auditionee, Quintavious Johnson sang a Michael Jackson hit "Who's Loving You" in his first experience on the America's Got Talent stage and blew everyone's mind.

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Picture of the Police Officer Responsible for Ferguson Shooting Surfaces

Photo of the 28-year old Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson surfaced. He has been identified as the culprit, aggressor, biased, and irresponsible by many of the people who has witnessed the Ferguson shooting in Missouri on August 9.
Raw Milk Regulation Needs Revision: Food Standard Agency Says

The decision about the proposal for raw milk regulation was addressed by the Food Standard Agency Board.
Robin Williams' Wife Susan Schneider Wished to Have Children With Him

Following Robin Williams' death, Susan Schneider expresses her wish to have kids with him Robin Williams' wife Susan Schneider revealed that she always wanted to have children with Robin Williams.
FDA Requests Peanut Butter Recall

Peanut Butter has been recalled for Salmonella infection. The FDA requested peanut butter recall for certain brands after the result of their routine testing. Cases of Salmonella infection that has been detected earlier this
Antonio Banderas’ Divorce With Melanie: Melanie Seeks Custody and Spousal Support

After filing for divorce, Antonio Banderas' ex-wife, Melanie Griffith sought child custody and spousal support.
Canola Oil-Enriched Diet May Benefit People With Diabetes

Switching to a diet low in simple sugars and high in healthy fats, like the types found in canola oil, could help people with type 2 diabetes control their blood sugar, according to a new study.
McDonald's, Taco Bell, KFC Laggards In U.S. Fast-Food Survey

Fast-food titans McDonald's, Taco Bell and KFC are conquering the globe, but they are losing to the likes of In-N-Out Burger, Chipotle Mexican Grill and Chick-fil-A in the United States, according to Consumer Reports' latest fast-food survey.
Is Organic Chicken Worth The Price?

Just because a chicken is labeled "organic" does not mean that the bird on your plate lived a bucolic farm life before you cooked it. To officially be called "organic," the animal must be fed organic food (grown with no pesticides), receive no antibiotics and be given access to the outdoors.
Parents Of Preschoolers Buying Less Milk, Soda And Juice

The parents of preschool children in the U.S. may be buying fewer sugar-sweetened drinks, a new study suggests. Whether that will translate into lower childhood obesity rates remains to be seen, experts said.
Fish-Eaters May Keep More Gray Matter In Old Age

Eating baked or broiled fish at least once a week may preserve parts of the brain that are hit hard by aging, according to a small new study. Brain scans showed that people over age 65 who regularly ate fish had 14 percent more gray matter in brain regions associated with memory
Taylor Swift’s Shake it off Video: Awkwardness? or Just Plain Humor?

Taylor Swift released her official music video for "Shake it off" and it has been receiving a lot of criticisms.
Why Your Post Work Out Drink Fails : It's Got to be Your Protein!

It's nice to add a little protein to your smoothies as a post work out drink but find out how your favorite protein smoothie could actually be bad for you.
Nicki Minaj Revealed More Than Just Her Booty in Her Latest "Anaconda" Video

Nicki Minaj showed off her sexy backside and twerking moves in her latest "Anaconda" video.
Ebola Victims on Quarantine Demands for Food

Ebola victims in West Africa expressed their need for food and medical supplies. As quarantined Ebola victims continue to huddle around clinics in Liberia, the WHO not only entails a responsibility to safeguard and treat them, but also to bring them food.