No joke: Cat trapped in car turns hazard lights on for help, Asia News,Get your dose of humorous and wacky stories that happened this week. What does a cat do when he finds himself trapped in a car? Turn the hazard lights on, of course. The owner of the clever feline in Malaysia was tickled when her
7 things to avoid during the Hungry Ghost Festival, Lifestyle News,Many ancient cultures speak of a time when the dead return to visit the living. Mexico has the Day of the Dead, the United States has Halloween, and Starbucks has all-week pumpkin-spiced lattes. For us here in Singapore, when the Hun
Marvel is casting its first openly gay superhero, Entertainment News,Marvel is reportedly looking to cast their first openly gay superhero. Last year, Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige hinted that the studio was working towards bringing a new LGBTQ character into the Marvel Cinematic Universe and
Australia kills 4 sharks after tourist attacks, World News,Four large sharks have been killed in Australia after a woman and a 12-year-old girl were attacked at a popular Great Barrier Reef tourist spot. Both were still in hospital Sunday after being mauled in separate incidents just a day apart las
Amazon Prime teams with Ridley Scott for Blade Runner 2099 TV sequel, Entertainment News,The replicants are back. American streaming service, Amazon Studios, is following up its multi-million-budget The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power fantasy series with a sci-fi icon, and bringing a small-scr
Eco-friendly furniture made of bioplastics is this South Korean artist's way of reducing waste and helping the world, Lifestyle News,For South Korean artist Ryu Jong-dae, it's important that his works not only push the envelope of modern design, but also explore environmentally friendly ch
Research on dogs might shed light on human responses to food: study, Health News,BUDAPEST – Researchers in Hungary who found that normal and overweight dogs behaved differently in tasks involving food say the dogs' responses were similar to what might be expected in normal and overweight humans
Blue light from mobile phones and computers can cause irreversible damage to eyes: Scientific Reports study, Health News,Blue light from devices such as smartphones and computers can cause irreversible damage to the eyes, a study in the United States has found. The study, which was published in July
