Elliot Noah Ye from California has gone viral online after his aunt shared two charming pictures from his Baek-il party. Baek-il is an important Korean tradition of celebrating the first 100 days of a child's life, and little Noah looked absolutely adorable at celebration held in his honour.
If anyone remained unimpressed by Michelle Obama's Grammys appearance, it was her mother Marian Robinson, who asked her if she met "any of the real stars".
Dating culture differs by geography and affects the meaning of 'I love you'. Literary translators and dating experts explain what "I love you" means all over the world.
Carpenter Ma Jiale has spent much of his working life lovingly repairing some of Shanghai's most attractive -- if rather decrepit -- historical buildings.
Love it or hate it, it's quite hard to ignore Valentine's Day. So if you're not into the conventional roses, chocolates and teddy bears, you can celebrate it with some Twitter humour.
Galentine's Day, feted on February 13th -- is a "holiday" gaining in popularity with each passing year, and also gaining in terms of its message of female empowerment.
The Indian Army today shared a post on social media to honour Major Gopal Mitra, the first differently-abled person from India to be appointed at the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF).
One lottery winner in Jamaica decided to hide his identity by wearing a Ghostface mask from the Scream movie series while collecting his cheque, giving social media some hilarious pics in the process.
For smartphone-wielding hordes of tourists, Hong Kong boasts a host of must-have Instagram locations -- but crowds of snap-happy travellers are testing local patience and transforming once quaint pockets of the bustling metropolis.
A Kolkata college student's hard-hitting post on the need to create more jobs has gone viral online. "Probably the only time I regret ordering food from Zomato," wrote Shouvik Dutta on Facebook after discovering that his meal was delivered to him by a man who had a postgraduate degree in commerce.
Today, as the hashtag #WomenInScience trends on Twitter, organisations around the world are using it to honour the women who contributed to science in the past, and highlight those who are leading innovation today.
