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UN Health Agency Backs Away from Call to Tax Sugary Drinks
An independent World Health Organization panel is backing away from the U.N. health agency's own call two years ago to tax sugary drinks, in a new report on diseases like cancer, obesity and diabetes.
Legal Bare-Knuckle Fighting Makes Bloody Debut in Wyoming
The first ever state-sanctioned bare-knuckle boxing match got a bloody ending Saturday night - and a big response from a raucous crowd.
National Steakhouse Month: Bobby Van's CPS & Other Carnivorous NYC Bites
There is no shortage of shrines to steak in the five boroughs. In a sea of the same old plate of beef and side of carbs, however, some are shining with a light all their own.
Banana Republic Releases LOVE IS LOVE Capsule Collection
Check out Banana Republic's limited-edition LOVE IS LOVE capsule collection of T-shirts and select items throughout the month of June, with a portion of proceeds benefitting the United Nations Free & Equal program.
Watch: Banana Republic Kicks Off Pride Month
To kick off Pride month, Banana Republic employees joined hands (and hearts) in celebration of love, equality and inclusion.
Eat (RED) Saves Lives: The Ultimate Food Fight Against AIDS
Now in its fifth year, (RED)'s annual culinary campaign features an exciting line-up of chefs, food and drink activations, dining experiences, and products to #86AIDS by raising money and awareness for the Global Fund to Fight AIDS.
Want to Throw Out the First Pitch at Pride Night @ Fenway?
First pitch at Pride Night @ Fenway Park to be raffled. Boston Pride partnering with Victory Programs for once in a lifetime experience.
Studio Blazes Trail for Paralympic Dance in U.S.
A dance studio near Detroit will host the first organized American training for Para Dance ballroom dance for those with an impairment that affects the lower limbs.
Consumer Reports Recommends 'Buy' for Tesla Model 3
A wireless update of antilock braking software improved the stopping distance of Tesla's electric Model 3, prompting Consumer Reports to reverse course and give the car its "Recommended Buy" rating.
Culinary Icon Ella Brennan Dies at 92
Ella Brennan, who couldn't cook but played a major role in putting New Orleans on the world's culinary map, died Thursday. She was 92.
Death and Glitter: Gucci Hosts Show Among Roman Ruins
Death and the ancient world mingled in the smoky air of Gucci's 2019 cruise fashion show, where celebrity guests in the southern French city of Arles were transported through time and space to an eerie Roman cemetery.
Study: High Protein Diet Increases Heart Failure in Older Men
For middle-aged men, eating higher amounts of protein was associated with a slightly elevated risk for heart failure than those who ate less protein, according to new research from the University of Eastern Finland.
PopUps: P!nk Sports 'Make America Gay Again' Hat, Twitter Reacts
P!nk wants to make America gay again!
In New Interview, Jesse Diamond Opens Up About Being 1st Trans Man to Model for Andrew Christian
A San Diego-based personal trainer is opening up about becoming the first transgender man to model for the underwear company Andrew Christian.
Serena Williams Launches Fashion Collection of Her Own
Serena Williams has launched a fashion collection soon after participating in her first major tennis tournament in 16 months, dressed in a black "warrior princess" catsuit, no less.
Fascinating! Fancy Hats Take Stage at Horse Show
It's a top equestrian event, but all eyes are on the hats, not the horses.
Edmunds Compares Subaru Outback and Buick Regal TourX
Essentially a wagon with extra ground clearance and a capable all-wheel-drive system, the Outback is a model alternative to an SUV.
Serena's 'Wakanda-inspired' Bodysuit About More Than Fashion
Serena Williams considers the black bodysuit she wore at the French Open much more than a fashion statement.
Watch: The Men of HBO Comedy 'Insecure' Show Off Buff Bods for GQ
The men of HBO's very excellent comedy "Insecure," co-created and starring Issa Rae, are here to quench your thirst.
Racist, Anti-Gay Chants on Rise in Russia Ahead of World Cup
Racist and anti-gay chants have become more common in Russian soccer as the country prepares to host the World Cup, even as overall incidents of discrimination declined.