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The 29-year-old signed a three-year contract with the Wings in July.

The Made in America festival, Budweiser's coup of patriotic branding, got off to a star-studded start Saturday, Sept. 5, as crowds of (mostly young)...

Damon Wayans is receiving major backlash for his comments about Bill Cosby‘s alleged victims during an interview on Friday (September 4) on Power 105’s The Breakfast Club radio show. The 55-year-old comedian had quite a lot to say about the over 50 women who have accused Cosby of drugging, rape, and sexual assault. “Forty years [...]

Arriving on Tatooine: "We have everything we need here, Far2! All this sand...and bones!" -Creepio

I used to pride myself on my ability to multitask, but the word has become such a mockery of itself that it’s impossible to use seriously any more

Labour is no different from a marathon – you can train yourself for improved endurance, strength and flexibility so you’re ready for the big day

First Dates is a wonderful, original Canadian reality series lacking in the tackiness and sleaze that are part of so many series about finding love

While Iceland's tourism industry appears to be flourishing, the country is still struggling to coax vacationers to the Nordic island nation.

The American-born presenter accuses Crown prosecutors of trying to bring him down with a smear that will "stay beyond the grave"

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EL SEGUNDO, Calif., Sept. 6 (UPI) -- "Big Bang Theory" cast member Simon Helberg is to narrate the 3D science film "Secrets of the Universe," its producers announced.

Up to 1,000 people gather in the centre of Oxford to urge the British government to take in more refugees from Syria.

Frederike Geerdink, Dutch journalist, was detained for the second time in a Kurdish populated city of Hakkari Province in Turkey.

Madonna's brother, Christopher Ciccone, is speaking out in defense of the county clerk in Kentucky who was recently jailed after refusing to issue...

All roads lead to Rajkot Zoological Park in Janmasthami festival season as people from across the Saurashtra region thronged to Rajkot zoo during the festival period.

INDIANAPOLIS - A cheetah that escaped from an enclosure at the Indianapolis Zoo forced an hour-long lockdown of zoo guests before staff found and tranquilized the animal.

Wyn Ellis, a United Nations official who has lived in Thailand for 30 years, detained in holding room stinking of urine after long-running plagiarism battle with former senior Thai official

Wyn Ellis, a United Nations official who has lived in Thailand for 30 years, detained in holding room stinking of urine after long-running plagiarism battle with former senior Thai official

GOP presidential hopeful Mike Huckabee on Sunday defended Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis for refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses. When asked by ABC host George Stephanopoulos whether Davis had an obligation to uphold the law, even if she disagreed with it, Huckabee argued she did not. 

A note from First Class passenger Sir Cosmo Duff-Gordon, who was accused of bribing crew to get him and his wife to safety, goes under the hammer

Kieran Dixon scores a double as Hull KR fight back from behind to beat Wakefield and all-but secure their Super League status.

A UK academic has spent the last four days in detention at an airport in Thailand over a dispute arising from a UN report he wrote nine years ago.

ACCORD, N.Y. (AP) — Drying corn stalks wilt in late summer sun as Ken Greene tours his crops. Calendula flowers are past bloom and brown. Melon leaves lay crinkled by the dirt. Plants have, literally, gone to seed. A perfect picture for an organic seed harvest. "It looks like hell now, but it's actually good for the seeds," said Greene, co-founder of the Hudson Valley Seed Library. The small business 70 miles north of New York City makes seeds the old fashioned way. They are largely plucked, winnowed and packed by hand. Читать дальше...

Greene and his partner Doug Muller get about half of their varieties from like-minded growers, with the other half grown on a three-acre organic farm hemmed in by wooded hills. In 2004, he was a public librarian who started a novel program in which patrons could "borrow" seeds for planting and then return seeds produced by the plants months later. Beyond that, the business has about 14,000 retail customers annually and 250 wholesale accounts through the likes of garden centers and museum shops. Читать дальше...

ACCORD, N.Y. (AP) — Drying corn stalks wilt in late summer sun as Ken Greene tours his crops. Calendula flowers are past bloom and brown. Melon leaves lay crinkled by the dirt. Plants have, literally, gone to seed. A perfect picture for an organic seed harvest. "It looks like hell now, but it's actually good for the seeds," said Greene, co-founder of the Hudson Valley Seed Library. The small business 70 miles north of New York City makes seeds the old fashioned way. They are largely plucked, winnowed and packed by hand. Читать дальше...

Greene and his partner Doug Muller get about half of their varieties from like-minded growers, with the other half grown on a three-acre organic farm hemmed in by wooded hills. In 2004, he was a public librarian who started a novel program in which patrons could "borrow" seeds for planting and then return seeds produced by the plants months later. Beyond that, the business has about 14,000 retail customers annually and 250 wholesale accounts through the likes of garden centers and museum shops. Читать дальше...