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Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have finally released their wedding photos, including images of Jolie’s custom-designed wedding dress.

People headed for Type-2 diabetes can prevent the occurrence of the condition by regularly eating pistachios.

A recent study suggests that family dinners could be good for many teens’ mental health. Scientists found that this type of regular dinner pattern could help prevent bullying and cyberbullying, which occurs in about 1 in 5 adolescents.

In a major breach of privacy, a hacker leaked a series of pictures allegedly showing Jennifer Lawrence and other female celebrities in the nude. Purported nude photographs of Lawrence, who won an Academy Award last year for her role in “Silver Linings Playbook,” were splashed on various sites Sunday. They appeared on 4chan, Reddit, Twitter and Tumblr, among others.

The death toll from an explosion in an apartment building outside Paris rose to eight on Monday, including three children, as a desperate search for survivors proved almost fruitless.

A recent study suggests a low-carb diet is more effective for weight loss and reducing cardiovascular risks than a low-fat one. One-third of all American adults suffer from cardiovascular disease, which cause one-third of all deaths in the same bracket, the American College of Physicians reported.

The parents of a British boy taken out of hospital in Britain without medical consent appeared before a Spanish judge on Monday for an extradition hearing.

AMBER Rose “honoured” her husband Wiz Khalifa by twerking in front of a painting of him today.

Microsoft has slashed $100 from the price of its entry-level tablet. The Microsoft Surface 2 sold for $449 and up when it launched a little less than a year ago. Now you can pick up the 10 inch Windows RT tablet for $349 and up.

A recent study conducted by researchers from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) found that African-American women were less likely to receive breastfeeding support compared to white women.

Contrary to conventional wisdom – which teaches coffee acts as a stimulant and interferes with sleep – drinking a cup of joe may actually be the secret to having a more rejuvenating rest, suggests new research out of the United Kingdom and Japan.