Residents of one of Paris’ most Instagrammed streets are fed up and call for action
A group of fed-up residents have banded together to reclaim their neighborhood, calling the ordeal “hell.”
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A group of fed-up residents have banded together to reclaim their neighborhood, calling the ordeal “hell.”
“But it’s important to know the full picture, and understand that sometimes sharing can be bad for you.”
A book that nearly got thrown away turned out to have great value, as it was sold later for $1,250 (around P65,300).
A new survey shows that New Yorkers are traditionalists, Angelenos prefer cheesy, spicy snacks, and Texans have a major sweet tooth.
A quarter of U.S. adults feel isolated at least some of the time, with those who have health issues feeling even lonelier.
A teen in Arkansas simply cared for his friend so much that he bought him an electric wheelchair, which took him two years to save up for.
Individuals with a combination of red hair and more than 20 large moles have a significantly increased risk of developing melanoma.
Van der Merwe forages every day for ingredients on the wild Atlantic shore near his restaurant and makes his own bread and butter.
Two French artists are set to install six 13-meter (42-foot) rotating fountains made of crystal and bronze on the Champs-Elysees.
Stella McCartney showed what can be done with upcycled clothes and fabrics in a classy Paris show with a celebrity front row.
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