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Instead of throwing away old plane parts, Etihad Airways is turning them into something beautiful.

Some baby names are made for influencing.

Twenty-one essential workers are going to get proposed to in a memorable way all thanks to The Knot.

Lilly, a rescue cat from Lake Oswego, Oregon, saved her owners when she sniffed out a dangerous gas leak at their home on Friday.

A Tennessee homeowner has agreed to take on some ursine guests in order to reunite a mother bear with her cubs.

Tesla is cutting the price of its entry level Model 3 and Model Y vehicles as new electric competitors from Chevy, VW and Ford enter the segment.

Starbucks fans aren’t letting McDonald’s keep all the shamrock drinks to themselves.

Restaurants don’t need dining rooms anymore.

NASCAR's Roush Fenway racing has been certified as the series first carbon neutral team. Ryan Newman will debut a specially-painted car on Sunday to mark the achievement.

The Louvre Museum in Paris is being accused of damaging a massive work of art by contemporary American artist Cy Twombly. 

You have to keep your shoes on at the bar.

Louis Vuitton on demand: The French fashion house is going mobile in the age of the pandemic, allowing luxury shoppers to experience its collection from the comfort of their own home. 

Jameson Whiskey is incentivizing St. Patrick’s Day by offering fans the chance to win cash for taking the day off.

Hey, you got organic in my peanut butter. The Hershey Company announced the introduction of its Organic Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups in a press release shared Thursday. The new candy will be available in milk chocolate and dark chocolate options.

New York will reopen indoor entertainment centers, theme parks and summer camps in the coming months, Gov. Cuomo said.

These five restaurants are serving fish to feed the faithful.

Tessica Brown’s tresses are finally free of Gorilla Glue, but she’s still tangled up in a sticky situation.

Nonprofit Hope of the Valley Rescue Mission opened its first “village” earlier this month, with 40 tiny homes and 75 beds.

Recreational runners in Finland are staying fit by training in the deep snow -- but they aren’t wearing any shoes.