A US woman who applied extra strong glue to style her hair now has raised over $15,000 for surgery. Tessica Brown from Louisiana shared her video on TikTok last week, in which she said she used "Gorilla Glue" industrial-strength spray adhesive as her hair products ran out.

US woman who glued her hair raises $15,000 for treatment

Rod Ponton, a Texas lawyer, did not expect to be appearing as a cat during virtual proceedings on Zoom on Tuesday. However, a 'cat' filter, which accidentally opened, ensured that Ponton appeared before 394th Judicial District Court as a blue-eyed cat.

'I am not a cat': Lawyer shows up as kitty during Zoom court hearing

Canadian pop singer The Weeknd lit up a pandemic-restricted Super Bowl on Sunday (February 7) with an upbeat performance of hits in front of a brightly lit cityscape evoking the theme of his newest album, "After Hours."

The Weeknd brings bright lights, bandaged dancers to Super Bowl

The United States has moved to rejoin the UN Human Rights Council, nearly three years after former president Donald Trump's administration withdrew the country from body.

US moves to rejoin UN Human Rights Council

Mask-clad fans trickled into the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' stadium on Super Bowl Sunday (February 7), as the limited crowd of attendees largely observed COVID-19 health and safety restrictions.

Mask-clad NFL fans settle into Tampa stadium for Super Bowl unlike any other

Three countries are sending robotic aircraft to mars. Newcomer the United Arab Emeritus and China have joined hands with space veteran the United States. For decades scientists are have been using a mars-like environment on earth to test out new technology and theories.

Scientific experiments in mars-like locations on earth

Apple is known for its expensive gadgets, be it iPhones or iPads. To afford an Apple device is a luxury, however, Bradford Gauthier from Massachusetts, United States managed to not just buy an AirPod, but swallow it as well.

Man falls asleep, wakes up to find out AirPod is inside his body

US President Joe Biden on Thursday confronted China and Russia over authoritarianism and human rights abuses among other issues as he voiced out his foreign policy approach.

Days of US 'rolling over' gone: Biden warns China, Russia in first diplomatic speech

India is seeking assistance from the U.S. justice department to probe 'Sikhs for justice', a U.S. based Khalistani successionist group. 'Sikhs for justice' wants the Indian state for Punjab to separate from the Union.

India requests US to probe into US-based 'Sikhs for Justice'

Dozens of protesters detained on Thursday after Turkey brushed aside the US criticism of Ankara's approach of a crackdown on student demonstrations. The latest detentions come as Erdogan stresses that he will not let the month-long student protests at Turkish university take the shape of anti-government protests in 2013, describing the demonstrators as "terrorists".

Turkey continues to detain student protesters despite US condemnation

Priyanka Chopra Jonas isn’t the kind to let a minute of her life slip away, even when life is on lockdown. While others were perfecting their sourdough starters last spring, Chopra Jonas decided to write her first book — and finished it.

Priyanka Chopra Jonas’s Week: Fireside Zoom calls and 'Bridgerton' episodes

WION Fineprint: Indian agencies probing 'Sikhs for justice', seeks U.S help

A group of rambunctious guinea pigs had a ball with a large platter of snow at the Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington on Wednesday (February 3).

Guinea Pigs chow down on feast of veggies and snow

It is never easy to find your "best home/apartment", but it seems the hunt for the worst apartment is over. This "worst apartment ever" is in New York, the US with a monthly rent of $1,650, but guess what it doesn't even have a toilet.

Is this the world's worst apartment?

Judges at the highest U.N. court for disputes between states on Wednesday ruled that they can hear a case filed by Iran against the United States seeking to have sanctions against Tehran lifted.

World Court to hear sanctions dispute filed by Iran against United States

As people across the U.S. Northeast were digging themselves out on Tuesday (February 2) after a powerful storm blanketed parts of the region with more than 2 feet of snow, New Yorkers went sledding in Central Park.

'Gotta live that childhood memory again' - New Yorkers go sledding in Central Park snow

"Black Panther" director and co-writer Ryan Coogler is developing a streaming television series set in the movie's fictional futuristic kingdom of Wakanda, Walt Disney Co said on Monday (February 1).

'Black Panther' director developing Wakanda TV series for Disney+

A rare snowfall did not stop many Washington DC residents from going about their regular activities on Sunday (January 31).

Washingtonians enjoy rare snowfall

A rare Botticelli portrait sold for $92.2 million at auction at Sotheby's in New York on Thursday (January 28), a world record for any work by the Italian artist.

Rare Botticelli portrait sells for record $92.2 million at NY auction

U.S. singer-songwriter Halsey surprised fans on Wednesday (January 27) by posting a series of photographs on her Instagram account that revealed a growing baby bump.

Singer Halsey reveals she is pregnant

The President of United States Joe Biden has inherited a toxic relationship with the world's second-largest economy. Tensions between the U.S. and China are rising on multiple fronts.

U.S. President Joe Biden warns China over expansionism in Asia

While most of Reid Park Zoo's animals cosied up in warmth amid a rare snow flurry on Tuesday (January 26), the elephants of this Arizonian zoo decided to stay out for a snowy romp instead.

Elephants take snowy romp in sun-kissed Arizona

United States President Joe Biden on Monday vowed to capitalise on the country's purchasing power in a bid to improve domestic manufacturing and to create new markets for technologies.

In a bid to revive US manufacturing, President Biden signs 'Buy American' order

Action thriller "The Marksman" took the top spot at a quiet U.S. box office for the second weekend in a row, trade magazine Variety reported on Sunday (January 24).

'The Marksman' tops troubled box office

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