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Bulgaria Court Recognizes Gay Marriage in Landmark Case
A court in Bulgaria has ruled in favor of a same-sex couple who married in France, in a case that recognized gay marriage for the first time in the conservative country.
PopUps: Justin Bieber Goes Shirtless (Again) and Shows Off New Grill
Not long after Justin Bieber shared a shirtless selfie showing off his massive tattoo collection, the pop star again took to Instagram Tuesday to share a pic of himself, showing off his new teeth grill and eyebrow piercing.
Ford Adding 450 Jobs in Chicago to Meet Rising SUV Demand
Ford is spending $50 million and creating 450 full-time jobs in Chicago to handle increased demand for new versions of the Ford Explorer and Lincoln Aviator.
35 Easy Summer Outfits
Fashion influencer Marcel Floruss (One Dapper Street) offers 35 easy-to-assemble looks for summer.
Want to Declaw Your Cat? Not in New York
New York became the first U.S. state to ban the declawing of cats Monday, joining most of Europe, several Canadian provinces and a growing list of American cities
Dining Reservation OpenTable Moves Into Delivery
OpenTable has decided to partner with three delivery companies — Caviar, GrubHub and Uber Eats — to offer that service through its app.
NowThis Videos Make Business of Tweaking Fox News
Some of the day's most pointed media criticism lets its subjects do the talking.
Toxin Free? Tips to Minimize Exposure in Your Home
Federal regulators are sorting out how to handle health risks from a group of widely used nonstick and stain-resistant compounds.
Odell Beckham Jr. Responds to Speculation on Sexuality
In a new GQ Interview, Cleveland Browns wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. spoke on the media speculation about his sexuality. Check out the highlights here.
Neon Museum to Present Tim Burton Exhibit
Opening October 15 and on view through February 15, 2020, Burton's exhibition, "Lost Vegas: Tim Burton @ The Neon Museum Presented by the Engelstad Foundation," will showcase original fine art.
Police Investigate if Crashed Car Was Partially Self-Driving
A woman was arrested after running a red light in a rented Tesla in San Francisco and causing a crash that killed a tourist and left his wife critically injured, authorities said Monday. Investigators are looking into whether the car was on "Autopilot."
PopUps: The Internet Can't Stop Talking About Nick Jonas' 'Dad Bod'
After photos of Nick Jonas enjoying his summer while on a yacht in Miami went viral last week, some fans lost their minds over the "Jealous" singer's physique.
Kombucha and Unicorn Food Among America's Top Food Trends
They say you are what you eat and many Americans are chowing down on foods they hope will transform their health and beauty.
Weight Loss Among Fat-Acceptance Influencers a Fraught Topic
Fat-acceptance and body positive influencers are on the rise on social media and as fashion models as they fight back against the damaging pressures of idealized beauty peddled online and off.
The Percentage of Americans That Skip the Most Important Meal of the Day
The average American only eats breakfast three times a week, according to a new study.
Volvo Recalls 500,000 Vehicles Due to Faulty Engine Part
Volvo Cars is recalling about half a million cars worldwide because of a faulty engine component that may in extreme cases cause a vehicle to catch a fire.
'The Reach' Plans to Make the Kennedy Center 'Your Favorite Hangout Spot'
The Kennedy Center will be opening an expansion of ten new buildings called The Reach in September. Robert Van Leer, Sr VP of Artist Planning spoke to EDGE about the ten new spaces which will encourage public involvement in the creative process.
Over Half of American Men Are Ashamed of Their Body Hair
Over half of men admit to feeling "embarrassed" about their body hair, new research has found.
Pageant Winner Ousted After Tweets on Muslims, Black People
The Miss World America organization has stripped its Michigan pageant winner of her title, which she says was because of tweets she made about Muslims and black people.
Team Criticized for Spicer Throwing Out Pitch on Pride Night
A decision to have President Trump's former communications director Sean Spicer throw out the first pitch at a Rhode Island minor league baseball game on "Pride Night at the Ballpark" is getting pushback.