A 20th-century brooch bought at a garage sale for just eight dollars has fetched over USD 26,000 at an auction here, after it was found to be studded with diamonds, an emerald and a ruby.
Chrissy Teigen may have managed to get US President Donald Trump to block her on Twitter but looks like she has others from the Trump family on her radar now. The model lit up Twitter with a single tweet yesterday after she openly schooled Mr Trump's eldest daughter Ivanka Trump on the micro blogging site.
A surgery, however small, can be daunting for any person. For young children, undergoing a medical procedure can be especially scary. To help ease the nerves, an American hospital is letting the tiny patients drive themselves to the surgery room in toy cars.
A pet parrot managed to place an online shopping order by mimicking its owner on Amazon's Alexa voice-controlled system. The Sun reported that Buddy the parrot ordered a $13.50 set of gift boxes.
Written by Priyanka Pant | Thursday September 21, 2017
Nobel Peace Laureate Malala Yousafzai only joined Twitter two months ago and uses the microblogging site to share exciting life updates, like getting into Oxford. On Wednesday, the 20-year-old tweeted a sweet "fan girl" moment with actor and UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Priyanka Chopra.
A video of a train rushing past a flooded station has gone viral. Shot at Nallasopara Station on the outskirts of Mumbai, the train zooms past the station creating a burst of water from the tracks engulfing the entire platform and leaving unsuspecting commuters drenched.
There's nothing the Internet loves more than an entertaining video. Bonus points if it includes an animal. Icing on the cake? The laugh-out-loud-funny comments threads that emerge frequently. This trifecta, though rare, was just achieved and the Internet is here for it.
Honey tends to hound people who ride a two wheeler without a helmet or break other traffic rules. She is a very smart Labrador, living in Bengaluru, who is being used to teach people about traffic safety.
Written by Priyanka Pant | Wednesday September 20, 2017
It has been four years since BBC News presenter Simon McCoy went live on air holding a stack of A4 papers instead of an iPad but his employers haven't forgotten the flub and aren't letting him forget it either.
Budde has caught the woman mid-act three times. She has posted fliers - addressed "to the female jogger that continuously uses our walkway as her toilet" - around her neighborhood asking the woman to stop. She has taken pictures.
