Here, then, is a truly staggering statistic: Nearly 50 million Americans have donated to some sort of crowdfunding effort to help pay off someone else's medical bills. That number, released ...

While Fox didn’t clarify what exactly her hustle was, if it had anything to do with increasing her popularity, she succeeded. Fox reportedly gained 400,000 Instagram followers in the three weeks ...

Top Dawg Entertainment’s president shares game on developing relationships with his artists, his regrets over not releasing a Black Hippy album, and priceless advice from Jay-Z.

Watching the episode, it’s not hard to surmise that the frightening lake the characters are on is Lake Lanier, the 38,000-acre man-made body of water located north of Atlanta. The popular ...

Even if testimony is heard, it's unlikely that Trump would testify. "He’s offered to answer written questions, but who knows if he means that, and it's probably not helpful," says Kimberly Wehle ...

NBC’s popular sting series To Catch a Predator gave American viewers their weekly dose of schadenfreude through investigations led by host Chris Hansen, on the hunt for internet predators. Each ...

This past August, journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones issued her long-awaited 1619 project through the New York Times. In the book, Hannah-Jones outlines America’s capitalistic beginnings in detail ...

I put my phone down and cried until my eyes stung and my face was as red as that poor girl’s blood. It was hard to go back to work that day. She was right: I do know how it is. As a teen, I was ...

Aardman's studios used to be a banana warehouse by the Bristol docks. But for Chicken Run, they needed something bigger. “We needed more of a football field, really,” says Park. They found a ...

A new study from the racial justice organization Color of Change found that TV shows about law enforcement have functioned as excellent public relations for police officers. The organization ...

Doing their jobs requires navigating a centuries-old, male-dominated system — while suffering an almost institutionalized onslaught of indignities.

Steve H., who has been on Second Life for about five years, lives in Arizona where he works for the local government. He met one of his best friends while working out at an in-world gym. It should ...