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Taco Bell Emoji: Yum Brands Chain Celebrates Successful Lobbying Campaign The Best Possible Way – Releasing 600 Taco Gifs On #TacoEmojiEngine

For months on end, one of the biggest fast food chains in the world, Taco Bell, pushed a tough lobbying campaign for there to be a new emoji in the official list made by Unicode; now, weeks after the petition was successful, the chain's celebrating the Taco Bell emoji!

By Victoria Guerra

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo Raises Salary to $15 for State Workers

New York has been known to have a sense of fast-paced and expensive lifestyle. Every year, it has become a worry for low income employees to be able to earn their bread and eat it too. By 2018, 10,000 state employees will have an hourly wage increase of $15 in the next six years as announced by Governor Andrew Cuomo.
Naya Rivera's Post- Baby Weight Loss Secrets!

Naya Rivera on her incredible post- baby body. Naya Rivera on her incredible post- baby body. Naya Rivera and hubby Ryan Dorsey welcomed their baby boy Josey at the end of September.
Pentatonix Performs 'Star Wars' Score at the American Music Awards

If you've been a Star Wars fan all your life and have seen all the Star Wars movies then undoubtedly you can't get the Star Wars tune out of your head especially that the December premier is getting closer everyday. In the 2015 American Music Awards, Pentatonix will perform the famous Star Wars score just to add to the excitement.
Study: Too Much Self-Weighing May Cause Depression in Adolescents

Teens who regularly weigh themselves - particularly females - are at risk of adverse psychological outcomes, according to the latest study.
Porn-Free: Clean, Free Wi-Fi by Russian Orthodox Church

A bevy of public places in Russia will soon see free Wi-Fi services courtesy of the Russian Orthodox Church.
Highest Work-Life Balance: The 5 Best Countries Based on OECD 2015 Better Life Index

On the subject of work-life balance, those who live in Denmark win hands down. On the subject of work-life balance, those who live in Denmark win hands down.
'28' Perfect Age To Marry According To Math Calculations

Applying the Goldilocks theory that explains ages 28-32 are the golden years to get hitched if the couple wants to avoid divorcing in the next five years.
3 Fat Myths Debunked by Science

Fatty foods may be avoided or eliminated in one's diet thinking it does more harm than good. But who would have thought that some of these fatty foods that are being avoided are a total myth?
Customer Service Goes to a Whole New Level at Starbucks

A remarkable encounter at Starbucks drive-thru. A deaf woman discovered that the famous coffee chain Starbucks is making a new feature available for customers with disabilities, with a little help from technology.
Highly Sensitive People is a Condition That is Rarely Understood

Are you a highly sensitive individual? HSP or Highly Sensitive People are often misunderstood as overly dramatic. They are often trated harshly by individuals who could not understand their condition.
Matt Damon Net Worth: Actor Faces Divorce Reports; 'The Martian' Star's Wife Annoyed With Matt Partying With Ben Affleck

Now that his close pal is now single, does this mean he wants to be single too? Matt Damon allegedly wanted to follow the footsteps of close pal Ben Affleck and spend more time with the newly-single guy.
Disney Princesses: Mature Snow White, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty and Others Depicted by Brazilian Artist

In Isaque Areas' imaginings, if the princesses were movie actors, they would certainly have changed considerably by now.
Science Explains How You See Yourself Can Affect Who You Become

What most people do not understand however is that his identity is highly dependent on how he perceives himself. Science explains how a person's view of himself, shapes who he can become.
Reducing Systolic Blood Pressure to 120 can Save Your Life

The study revealed that in patients at heightened risk for heart diseases, focusing for a systolic blood pressure -- the upper number in identifying a blood pressure -- of less than 120 mm Hg (millimeters of mercury) generates reduced numbers of severe cases of cardiovascular occurrence and death, compared to patients whose goal systolic blood pressure was 140 mm Hg.