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Kim Kardashian, Emma Watson and Miley Cyrus On Domestic Violence Ads

A talented Italian artist used his talent to edit some of the images of Hollywood actresses, including photographs of Kim Kardashian, Miley Cyrus and Emma Watson for the domestic violence campaign.

By Jackie Pasaol

'Suicide Squad' Joker Jared Leto Promises to Make Heath Ledger and Jack Nicholson Proud

'Suicide Squad' Joker Jared Leto makes a promise to previous 'Jokers' Heath Ledger and Jack Nicholson in a meme.
Why Do Men Suffer From Depression Differently Than Women?

Feelings of despair, drained energy, anxiety and self-loathing are among the common symptoms of depression. While people believe this mental health problem is mostly suffered by women, a new survey revealed that men, too, are equally prone to depression.
'The Good Dinosaur Scared The Hell Out Of Our Kids!' Parents Complain

Disney Pixar’s latest animated treat “The Good Dinosaur” has been earning fairly critical praises from social media and movie reviews. However, this weekend’s high- grossing animated film about an epic journey of a dinosaur who befriends a boy had the gripping attention of parents.
Watch as the Cast of 'Seinfeld' Sends a Message to a Terminally Ill Fan [VIDEOS HERE]

It's a sad thing to think about but sometimes you want to consider making the last few days or weeks of a loved one worth while. And that's what James Calder did for his terminally-ill father.
Paris Climate Talks: World Leaders Plan For Urgent Action

World leaders gathered in Paris on Monday to participate in one of the biggest meetings in history. World leaders gathered in Paris on Monday to participate in one of the biggest meetings in history.
Beef News and Stolen Meat: 40,000 Pounds of Hamburger from Milwaukee Gone!

Think of a burger party, a barbecue grill weekend or an all-meat buffet. Now, think of it disappearing. Sad isn't it? An estimated $110,000 worth of beef was stolen, recently.
'Star Wars' themed Movie Theater Opens, Country's First with a Death Star!

Are you a Star Wars fan who dresses up when going to the premiere? Or are you the kind that brings props and light sabers with you inside the movie theatre? Well, wouldn't it be nice if the whole place matches your costume? In Nebraska, it's possible!
Mattel Play! Entertainment Park is Coming to Liverpool

Toy manufacturing giant Mattel delights children and children at heart as the £1.5m Mattel Play! family entertainment park is finally coming to Liverpool and it's just an hour’s drive from Manchester!
Carrie Fisher Weight Loss: Princess Leia Reveals Having To Lose 35Lbs For ‘Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens’

Carrie Fisher's look in the original "Star Wars" trilogy has fueled fantasies of millions over almost four decades, but, of course, the actress can't possibly look the same now than she did back in the day when she first played Princess Leia in "A New Hope" - and so Carrie Fisher's weight loss was expected.
Everything You Need to Know About the Berry Situation in New Zealand

All frozen berry products imported into New Zealand are at risk. People in New Zealand have something to watch out for. All brands and shipment of imported frozen berries are potentially at risk of spreading Hepatitis A, according to the Ministry of Primary Industries.
Facebook Friends Count Linked To Higher Levels Of Stress Among Teens

Too much time spent on Facebook has been associated with various mental health problems such as depression and low self-esteem. In addition to the dangers of excessive social media use, a new study found out that having too many Facebook friends could also link to higher levels of stress.
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.
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.
Rampant Child Labor in Bangladesh - A Shocking Reality

Photojournalist Claudio Montesano Casillas has taken photographs depicting a shocking reality about the working conditions of children inside different factories in Bangladesh.