Paris relishes Gold Cup trip
Ed Dunlop’s Chester Cup winner Trip To Paris (12/1) outstayed his rivals to win the Group One Gold Cup at Royal Ascot.
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Adams urges Plymouth patience
Plymouth manager Derek Adams admits it will be some time before any new signings arrive at Home Park.
Dylann Roof, Suspect in Charleston, South Carolina Church Shooting, Captured
Police have now apprehended the man who shot and killed nine people in Charleston, South Carolina last night in what police are calling a “hate crime.” NBC News…
Mark Sisson's Paleo-Friendly Must-Haves
At this point, Mark Sisson’s name is practically synonymous with the Paleo lifestyle. The MarksDailyApple.com founder shares his favorite snacks and cooking ingredients.
5 Foods That Make You Dumber
It sounds like the plot of a cable TV movie: scientists tamper with the nation’s food supply, and unleash a chemical that makes everyone dumber. Except it’s not fiction, it’s fact.
Teens May Be Misled by Crisis Pregnancy Center Websites
Nearly 90 percent of young people ages 13 to 24 use the internet as their main source of sexual health information.
Southwest Chicken Salad with Whipped Avocado Dressing
Black beans, corn, cheddar and crunchy tortilla chips are the hallmark ingredients of our killer Southwest salad.
Are Our Dietary Guidelines Wrong? How U.S. Obtains Food Info Is Criticized
Some experts are questioning the very data on which we base our dietary guidelines. Are we eating all wrong?
Giorgio Armani responds bluntly to Kardashian tweet after typo
Promotional image for Armani Beauty Italian fashion house Giorgio Armani’s customer service is coming into question after an interaction with reality TV star Kim Kardashian West on Twitter. Ms. Kardashian West tweeted at the Italian brand regarding a discontinued foundation shade and was met with a curt response from the brand due to a spelling error. Brands often respond to consumer questions and concerns over social media, which has created
Fabergé opens its vault for documentary film
Fabergé’s third Imperial Egg Russian jeweler Fabergé has produced a documentary to explore its market prestige while giving enthusiasts unprecedented access to a number of its creations. Fabergé’s “A Life of its Own” will be screened in cinemas around the world beginning June 29. Filming a documentary helps build awareness about facets of a brand’s heritage and in this case, Fabergé concentrated on its royal ties, craftsmanship and its egg