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'Obese Men Who Lose Weight Are Less likely to Have Overweight Children

A new study suggests that men should think about a lifestyle change before thinking about having children. Weight loss should be included in men's family planning.

By J. Navarra

'Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Pork, CDC Says 'It's Over'

In the most recent update from the United States Center for Disease Control, the Salmonella outbreak linked to pork product that occured this summer is now "over."
'Tiger Woods Will Tell His Kids About His Infidelities!

Tiger Woods will tell his kids about his highly publicized infidelities that led to his failed marriage when they are old enough to understand everything.
'5 Worst Celebrity Diets!

British Dietetic Association lists down the 5 worst celebrities diets to help people realize if they are following the right diet or they are just practicing one particular diet because it is a hit to famous people.
'Charlie Sheen's Ex- Fiancé Claims The Actor Forced Her To Have An Abortion

Charlie Sheen's ex- fiancé Brett Rossi claimed that she stayed with the actor out of love. But things got worst after she got pregnant.
'Miranda Lambert Jealous Over Blake Shelton's Treatment To Gwen Stefani?

Miranda Lambert is reportedly jealous over Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani's hot romance.
'Can't Stop Smoking? Blame It On the 'Pleasure Gene'

Science revealed that some individuals couldn't stop smoking just by will power alone.
'Kobe Bryant's Retirement Poem Gets Mostly Positive Feedback From Literary Experts

Even if you have no interest in Basketball or sports in general, you've probably already caught wind of Kobe Bryant's retirement.
'Falafel Origins: Did the Jews Really Invent the Dish?

Who really invented Falafel? Jews or Arabs? the food debate goes on. Israeli researcher Prof. Shaul Stampfer did a research on what bagels and falafel mean to Jews. What he found out surprised him.
'Women in Film LA and Sundance’s “Systemic Change Project”: Remove Gender Disparity in the Entertainment Industry

Various leaders from big film studios, production companies, and talent agencies urge entertainment companies to have more women involved in the entertainment industry. Through a joint initiative of Women in Film Los Angeles and the Sundance Institute called “Systemic Change Project”, industry’s change makers might resolve gender-related crises in the industry.
'Cannabis Use Linked To Improved Treatment For Heroin Addicts

Smoking cannabis doesn't only relieve stress, ease pain and cure cancer. Interestingly, a new study suggests marijuana can also improve treatment for heroin addicts.
'50-Year-Old Woman Wins A Right To Die, Said She Lost Her "Sparkle"

A woman named C has been granted permission to die by the court of protection. Described as impulsive and self-centered, the 50-year old woman fears that with the passing of her beauty and youth means the end of everything that "sparkles" in her life.
'Sundance Reveals Drama, Documentary In Competition Lineup

The complete lineup for next year’s drama and documentary contenders of the largest indie film festival in the U.S. is finally revealed. The said event is slated to run from January 21 to 31, 2016.
'Adele's 'Hello' Trending and the Future Collaboration with Lionel Ritchie

You probably have it on your phone. Adele's latest single 'Hello' is a soaring hit. And at one point you might have mistaken Adele's Hello for Lionel Ricthie's version. Admit it. It looks like, the two might be saying hello personally in a collab.
'Your Taste In Music Could Actually Reveal How You Think

While some people are stereotyped with their choices of music, a recent study just discovered the positive correlation between the levels of empathy and preferred music genres.