The rare blue supermoon, which will not appear for the next 14 years, dazzled the night skies of various countries across the world on Wednesday (August 30), including India, as the delighted sky watchers captured the phenomena.

Watch | Rare blue supermoon, appearing after 14 years, dazzles night skies across the world

In a rather unconventional approach to combat drink-driving, Japanese police are now encouraging individuals to consume alcohol. After consuming alcohol, drivers are made to navigate a driving course and see for themselves how well they can handle driving.

Drink and drive? Japanese police use unique approach to show dangers of drunk driving

There's nothing more irritating than noisy, crying children while travelling on a flight. Stuck for hours in the air, all you can do is put on earplugs that do little to dissipate the noise.

Child-free zone: Airline introduces 'only adult' section for peaceful flights

Chairman Jörg G. Bucherer, the 87-year-old Swiss millionaire behind the luxury shops, has decided to sell Bucherer ag to Rolex, shocking the high-end watch retailing industry. The deal was chosen "In the absence of direct descendants." by purchasing Bucherer, Rolex is entering consumer sales for the first time, moving away from wholesalers.

Swiss luxury brand Bucherer AG joins forces with Rolex

A disturbing video from the city of Muzaffarnagar in India state of Uttar Pradesh has shocked the internet. In the video that has gone viral, a primary school teacher can be seen telling students to slap a classmate of Muslim faith, for not learning the multiplication tables.

Disturbing video emerges: Teacher in India prods students to slap Muslim classmate. Watch

UAE astronaut Sultan Al Neyadi, who has been sent to the International Space Station on a six-month space mission, shared a fascinating video on X (previously known as Twitter) which demonstrated how he ate honey and bread for a quick snack.

Watch | UAE astronaut's video of making honey sandwich in space leaves netizens mesmerised

Acknowledging growing concerns over the exploitation of young 'influencers' on social media platforms, Illinois has enacted the United States's first law to safeguard minors featured in online videos.

First-of-its-kind law in Illinois allows children to sue parents for making money off of online content

Creepy crawlies are crawling into the fine-dining scene in New York. In the city that never sleeps, a chef who started cooking insects four years back for an art project now wants to change people's perspective about insects and make them a "nutrient-dense" and "delicious" part of everyone's diet.

From 'ew' to 'yum': New York chef promotes eating creepy crawlies as sustainable delicacies

As firefighters fight the devastating flames that have nearly engulfed the Hawaiian island of Maui completely, scary videos of wildfires ravaging residential areas are now eliciting reactions online.

Watch: Social media awash with videos of deadly Maui island fire in Hawaii

As Artificial Intelligence becomes a topic of conversation, online and offline, Pope Francis on Tuesday called on the international community to reflect on the potential dangers of artificial intelligence (AI) and said that the technology must be used in the "service of humanity".

Pope points out 'disruptive possibilities' of Artificial Intelligence, calls for responsible use of technology

America is in the grip of a new trend of sorts, where a rising number of people are now living alone. Census data shows that in the nation, there are nearly 38 million adults who are living by themselves, and nearly half of these are older Americans.

Explained | Pandemic pushed number of 'grey divorces' in US, here's what it means

A biologist from the University of Arizona has captured the attention of netizens and social media with videos showcasing the paralysing effects of a spider wasp's sting.

Excruciating wasp sting leaves Tarantula paralysed for more than a month; video leaves viewers astonished

You must've seen videos of certain types of whales that hunt by merely swimming with their mouths open. Their prey just seems to swim right into their cavernous mouths and into their bellies.

Scientists unearth 248 million-years-old marine reptile that shared this curious similarity to whales

Nature is brutal. A gruesome, rare video captured recently is now going viral on the Internet. In it, a killer whale can be seen "slurping" the liver out of a live shark.

Rare video captures killer whale tearing into massive shark, 'slurping' its liver. Watch

In a patriarchal society, a woman's worth has long been attached to her vagina and its "purity". This obsession has, for years, given way to harmful methods to maintain the so-called purity.

Facebook, Google, YouTube pushing harmful 'misogynistic' trends like 'yoni pearls' to Kenyan women

A few days back, on Monday (July 31), a Somalian athlete made heads turn for her dismal showing during a women's 100-metre race at the World University Games in Chengdu, China.

Somali runner's HORRENDOUS performance at World University Games goes viral - Watch

The world's oldest man, Jose Paulino Gomes, has died just one week shy of his 128th birthday. A resident of Brazil, Gomes as per local media reports, died just seven days before his birthday at his home in Corrego del Cafe in Pedra Bonita, Minas Gerais state, on Friday.

World's oldest man who lived through three pandemics dies a week before 128th birthday

Barbie is the ultimate doll. Anything a Ken can do, she can do better, and that too while wearing killer pink heels. The recently released Barbie movie is all the craze right now, and it seems like renowned girl's education activist Malala Yousafzai isn't lagging far behind the trend.

'He's just Ken': Malala Yousafzai jumps on the Barbie bandwagon

A terrifying yet amazing drone footage captured by a fisherman has revealed the moment a shark attacked his friend's boat, off the Palm Beach coast in Florida, USA.

Watch | Drone captures shark clattering into fishing boat in Florida eight times

Depending on whether you believe in the concept of heaven and hell, this news might interest you. In the United Kingdom, a rare seal that can offer you a fast track to heaven or lessen your time in purgatory is going up for sale.

Medieval seal that can help fast track a person's entry into heaven to put on display in UK

An Indian woman who had embarked on a journey to pursue a master's degree in the United States has been found in a dire state on the streets of Chicago. The woman, who belongs to India's Hyderabad, is reportedly a student at Detroit's TRINE University.

Hyderabad woman found starving on Chicago streets, went to the US to pursue higher education. Watch!

A construction crane in Hell’s Kitchen, Manhattan caught fire and partially collapsed, creating a terrifying scene that sent 16 tonnes of concrete and debris tumbling down into the streets.

Chaos in New York as construction crane catches fire, collapses partially; 6 injured. Watch!

David Hunter, the man who made headlines for killing his terminally ill wife in Cyprus, has been cleared of murder charges. However, on Friday (July 21st), the Cyprus court found Hunter guilty of a lesser charge of manslaughter, which as per his daughter is "the best we could have hoped for in the circumstances.

Man who 'mercy' killed his terminally ill wife cleared of murder charges

As per the World Health Organization (WHO), approximately 1.3 billion people smoke tobacco around the world. The habit is widely frowned upon and in many places around the globe smoking in public is banned.

'If looks could kill': Hong Kong asks citizens to 'stare' at people smoking in public

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