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A mystery as old as laced shoes was unravelled Wednesday by experiments that reveal how shoestrings come undone when we are on the move.

Rowland got breast implants in October 2007.

The New Jersey-based largest producer of kosher food in North America is breaking tradition in its 129-year history by unveiling its first triangular matzo.

Taking probiotics during pregnancy could reduce the risk of gestational diabetes for two thirds of women, according to a New Zealand study published in the British Journal of Nutrition.

This eagerly awaited collection will be revealed to hundreds of guests.

Ajrakh art makes its way to the collection of top-notch fashion labels.

On Tuesday, April 4, Ben & Jerry's will be giving away free scoops at stores around the world, a tradition that stretches back to 1979 and sees more than one million free cones handed out in a single day.

The actress took to Instagram and shared a photo of herself lost in the world of colours.

Researchers in the US have identified a biological marker that could help doctors prescribe the most effective medications for depression by means of a simple blood test.

Sunday, April 2 marks Children's Book Day 2017, celebrated to inspire a love of reading and bring attention to children's books from around the world.

New large-scale research has found that suffering from insomnia could increase the risk of heart attack and stroke.

Gilbert Baker, the San-Francisco-based artist who created the rainbow flag as a symbol for the gay community, has died. He was 65.

The market may be flooded with a range of fancy grooming products, but men limit their usage to only face washes and sunscreen lotions, the survey said.

Malik looked graceful sporting a combination of black and dull gold as she arrived on stage to receive the award.

Get ready to impress all with your Disney princess look.

More Brits have visited the Eiffel Tower across the channel than taken a spin on the London Eye or visited the Houses of Parliament.