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Apple iPhone 7 Will Be More Expensive

Apple's upcoming iPhone 7 will be more expensive and will offer new features in its design and hardware, recent rumors say.

By Veronica P. De Leon

Massive Public Artwork in France Calls Attention to Climate Change

More than 500 images of people were projected onto the facade of France's National Assembly building in a collaborative effort of French artist JR and the American filmmaker Darren Aronofsky. "Standing March" is the representation of humanity to remind leaders the world is watching as said by the artists behind the project.
Steven Spielberg Hopeful for an ‘Indiana Jones 5' before Harrison Ford Hits 80 Years Old

Multi-awarded film director Steven Spielberg on Monday said that he would very much love to direct a fifth installment to the highly patronized Indiana Jones franchise before Harrison Ford turns 80 years old.
Massachusetts Taking a Step Towards Minimizing Tobacco Use Among Youths

Boston is set to debate whether it should raise the minimum age limit on buying tobacco products from 18 to 21.
The Healthy Benefits of Dimsum

There is a big demand for dim sum these days as they're bite-size but with strong flavors and if steamed, has a various health benefits.
Pancreatic Cancer: One of the Most Deadly Cancer Type People Are Not Aware Of

Pancreatic cancer is a kind of cancer that has a surprising mortality rate, and it was the cause of Apple CEO’s Steve Jobs’ death.
Why Mystery Boats Adrift Japan Shores Are Creating Fear

A wave of mystery boats were found drifting in the Sea of Japan bearing unidentified dead human bodies.
Metallica 'Learned A Lesson' Since Their Film 'Through The Never' Failed

When the American heavy metal band Metallica, unleashed their self-funded movie, the 2013 American IMAX thriller concert film - 'Through The Never,' it stimulated the interest of Metallica's fans, only to leave them perplexed and confused by its plot, which is extremely complex and difficult to follow.
Russia To Impose Restrictions on Imports from Turkey Following the Shooting Down of Russian Warplane

After a Russian warplane was shot down by Turkey last week, Russia has decided to impose restrictions on fruits and vegetable imports from Turkey.
Sam Pepper: YouTube Star Criticised Over "Vile" Prank Fake Murder Video

The YouTuber and former Big Brother contestant Sam Pepper has received furious backlash over a “prank” where a man is led to believe his friend was murdered in front of him.
Courteney Cox and Johnny McDaid of Snow Patrol 'Call Off Engagement'

Courteney Cox and Johnny McDaid have reportedly called off their engagement - the couple ended up their year and a half long engagement.
Olivia Culpo and Tim Tebow Split: What Really Happened?

The real deal. After it was revealed that Olivia Culpo and Tim Tebow had split after a few months of dating, a source close the former Miss Universe reveals exclusively to Us Weekly exactly what went wrong between the two.
Poor Sleep For One Night is Equal to 6-Month High-Fat Diet, Study Says

Sleep deprivation can lead to the development of Type 2 diabetes, which can cause even more adverse health conditions.
Prominent Russian Film Director Eldar Ryazanov Dies Aged 88

An iconic figure in Russian cinema, movie director Eldar Ryazanov, loved by millions for his timeless classics, has died in Moscow age 88, his family has revealed.
Catholic Diocese Investigates 'Bleeding' Sacramental Bread In Utah

In Kearns, Utah -- a sacramental bread symbolically received as the body of Christ during a Catholic mass communion at St. Francis Xavier Church reportedly bled for three days after it was returned.