If travelling through the Himalayas is on your bucket list then you may want to watch this video before laminating it.
Why? Because travelling through the Himalayas by bus isn’t for the faint of heart. And it may end up being the last thing you ever do.
Prince George, the first son of Prince William and his wife Kate Middleton, is celebrating his first birthday today (July 22). As much as any one-year-old baby can celebrate anything.
This video is a look back over Prince George’s first year, mainly focused on the day he was born this time last year, and the mad press attention that this royal birth received.
“The Justice Department indicted FedEx Thursday on federal charges that accuse the company of having conspired with illegal online pharmacies to deliver controlled substances and other pharmaceuticals purchased by people without prescriptions.
“How much longer will Israel’s latest invasion of Gaza last? Does it enhance Israel’s security? Can Israel and Palestine live in peace or is it a war without end? CrossTalking with Nora Lester Murad, Flynt Leverett and Martin van Creveld.” – Yt
Minecraft is a gaming phenomenon. It’s simple, available on almost every platform you can think of, and beloved by those who play it.
However, how on Earth do you explain what Minecraft is all about to someone who has never played it?
Legendary Hollywood actor James Garner has died at the ripe old age of 86. He’ll be best remembered for starring roles in Maverick and The Rockford Files, but he had a long and varied career covering countless movies and TV shows.
“Is it really a year since William and Kate, high on elation and smiling through exhaustion, carried that swaddled bundle down the steps of St Mary’s Hospital, Paddington, and into the electrical storm of cameras?
Yeah, I’m in this kind of mood today. In the mood to watch this kind of random weirdness from Pewdiepie.
“Israel’s economy is booming. So why is the United States still giving it $3.1 billion a year? That’s the question on the minds of some of Israel’s biggest supporters in Washington.
There is a shocking amount of food waster happening in every country around the world. We know longer eat stuff beyond its best-before date, and we’ve generally lost all notion of what it means to be grateful for what we have.
Worst of all is the practice of shops only selling aesthetically pleasing fruit and vegetables. A practice one French supermarket is rallying against.
