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From Footballer to University Cleaner

Chris Jackson reveals battle with mental illness Twenty years ago, he was at the peak of his career and cheered on by millions of football fanatics. Now, two time player of the year and former international football star who once lined up against Brazil and the great Ronaldinho finds himself cleaning a University in Australia.

By Denise Valerie Uychiat

Weight Loss was Easier in the '80s

Today, less food and more exercise may no longer be enough to keep obesity at bay. New research belies the widely accepted concept that weight gain is quite simply a direct disproportion between calorie consumption and physical activity.
Kim Jong Un Impersonator Big Hit in University of Illinois

Impersonator of supreme leader Kim Jong Un became a big hit in University of Illinois Aside from running a country and being a supreme leader of North Korea, Kim Jong Un likes to take selfies on the street, play basketball and barhop on the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign campus.
The Star Wars Battlefront Beta Opens Today

Gamers eager to try the new Star Wars Battlefront game finally have their chance as the open beta test kicks off at 1:00 PM EST today.
In Your 20s? Research Says You're the Happiest

A recent study suggests that people in their 20s are happiest It's known to be the "golden age" of human beings - the time when everyone is carefree, worry free and happy.
When Dinner Meets Dessert

Here's two of the most wonderful and weird food fusion you'll ever hear and taste. When one hears the words "food fusion", thoughts of two elegant dishes and their exquisite balance come to mind.
Hugh Jackman Is Unashamed About Being a Christian And Says All His Performance Is Dedicated to God

Hugh Jackman is about to star in a new film that would depict the life of the apostle Paul and in line with it, the actor was not ashamed to reveal his faith to the public.
America's New Dietary Guidelines Released Is Not Getting Any Good Reviews From The Food Industry

The United States is releasing new dietary guidelines every five years and this is not something new to entrepreneurs in the food industry. However, this new guideline that the federal government recently announced to be implemented is not showing any favors to the people in the food industry and they have a lot of things to say against it.
New Study Says Running Could Get a Person High Like Smoking Weed

A new research made by scientists at the Central Institute of Mental Health at the University of Heidelberg, in Mannheim, states that running could get a person high just like when he or she is smoking marijuana.
Doctors without Borders Seeks Fact-Finding Mission Over Hospital Attack

MSF President calls for Fact-Finding Commission to investigate U.S airstrike on hospital Doctors without Borders called for an independent fact-finding mission to investigate a U.
World's Largest Penguin Center to Open in Detroit

The $29.5 million Polk Penguin Conservation Center at the Detroit Zoo will open in March 2016, and will be the largest facility in the world
What to Do When You Have a 'Candy Hangover' This Halloween

Much like an alcohol hangover, there are ways to abate the physical symptoms of a candy hangover instantaneously.
'Mini-Brains': Cheap Alternative Way For Testing Drug Efficacy

This may eradicate the use of animal testing when it comes to drug testing. Animal testing has been dubbed inhuman by many private organizations and the fight to eradicate it has always been a big issue.
Raw Milk is Proven to Have More Health Benefits, But is it Safe?

Raw unpasteurized milk is making its way into the mainstream culture. Organic products are on its way in making a change in the food industry. Organic poultry, meat and vegetables may be acceptable, but unpasteurized milk is quite unquestionable.
Muscle Pain and How Ginger can Help Soothe it

Muscle pain can be quite distressing. Find out how ginger may help ease the discomfort. Over the past years, people are becoming more conscious when it comes to their health and wellness.