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Texas husband blogs that he can’t afford his stay-at-home wife

A Texas man has calculated that he can’t afford for his wife to be a stay-at-home mum to their 2 year-old son.

7 things you didn’t know about St. Patrick’s Day

Find out the real origins of the green-hued raucous revelry.

Michelle Obama visits Saudi Arabia forgoes headscarf

The United States first lady has caused a media frenzy after choosing not to adhere to the strict dress code for women whilst visiting Saudi Arabia.

Elderly man finds son he never knew after discovering a letter hidden by wife for 60 years

An elderly man has found out he has a son after discovering a letter his now deceased wife had hid from him during their 60-year marriage.

New York gives Kate and William royal welcome

Britain’s Prince William and his wife, Kate, are on their first visit to New York City to the adulation of local fans.

Baby otter rescued from California coast

An adorable baby female otter pup, assumed orphaned, has been found and rescued on the coast of California.

Music history on auction

Costumes, gowns, jewellery and instruments owned by famous musicians will be the highlights of a celebrity auction in Beverly Hills.

Mother’s unique punishment for daughter who skipped school

What would you do if you found out your child was skipping class? A US mother decided to get a little creative with her punishment.

Five Minutes With: Morgana O’Reilly

We talk to Morgana O’Reilly, star of new Kiwi comedy-thriller Housebound, about her latest role, why Americans love Antipodean films and being an only child.

Starbucks tests new beer flavour – are you game to try it?

A select few Starbucks stores in America have today started trialling a new exotic flavour of coffee to start the season: beer.

New York marks 13th anniversary of September 11attacks

For the first time since the 2001 September 11 attacks, crowds will gather on the World Trade Centre site for the 13th memorial.

Licence to shoot – Should Children be allowed to handle firearms?

While the answer seems obvious enough, a recent fatal shooting in Arizona by a nine-year-old girl has left us wondering what sort of parents would let a child handle a submachine gun?

Antibiotic-resistant bacteria found in squid

Canadian researchers have discovered antibiotic-resistant bacteria in raw squid.

Young baboon siblings learn crucial life skills through play

Two young Hamadryas baboon siblings sharpen their social skills through roughhousing and play at the Wildlife Conservation Society’s Zoo in Brooklyn.

Roman bathhouse ritual in New York

There’s a lot to love about New York, but winter doesn’t make the list. After a week spent exploring the […]

Hands off my food

Hate taking a front-row seat at your favourite restaurant and watching chefs get elbow-deep in your dinner? Does the sight […]

Finding the butler

The reporter who uncovered the story that inspired the movie ‘The Butler’ talks to MiNDFOOD about his life-changing discovery.

Chefs create 300-pound edible gingerbread White House

Watch as White House pastry chefs create a 300-pound, edible White House replica over several weeks.

Is the record store making a comeback?

In the midst of – or in spite of the digital age – an old school record store opens in New York City. Could this see a return to vinyl?

5 Minutes with Melbourne songstress Gossling

Known for her tender vocals and alluring beats, Melbourne artist Gossling has released her debut LP, Harvest of Gold.

LA becomes home to the world’s first Cupcake ATM vending machine

LA’s sugar addicts are getting their fix of butter-cream frosted treats thanks to a world first cupcake vending machine.

Gorilla undergoes therapy for sexist behaviour

Meet Patrick, the sexist gorilla that’s undergoing therapy for his attitude problem.

Highlights from the 65th Emmy Awards

We go behind-the-scenes for the 65th Primetime Emmy Awards in Los Angeles as the star-studded event unfolds.

Thousands Mark 50 Years Since King’s Landmark “I Have A Dream” Speech

As thousands mark 50 years since King’s “I have a dream” speech, President Barack Obama calls economic injustice the “great unfinished business” of the civil rights movement.

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