World's First Hand-Painted Movie Honors Vincent Van Gogh and You Can Finally Watch it Now
The film is made up of over 65,000 frames – all of which were painted separately by a team of artists imitating Van Gogh's painting style.
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15 Quick Tips for Introverts Who Need to Network
From introducing yourself near the buffet table, to seeking out connections before an event – these tips are scientifically proven to help introverts maneuver the difficulties of networking.
Watch Woman's Tear-jerking Reaction to Hearing Heartfelt Voicemail Play Through Gift Teddy Bear
Lauren Doyle assumed that she was just being given a teddy bear as a get well present – and then it started playing an old voicemail from her grandmother.
The Only Word This Dog Knew Was 'No' - Now, He's Transformed Into the Happiest Pup
"He's got toys, bones, treats ... and a big backyard he can play in .… That's all I really want. I just want him to be happy."
More Than 200 Nations Promise to Stop Ocean Plastic Waste
The U.N. resolution spurred 39 different governments to pass legislation that would help eliminate plastic pollution from the ocean.
Watch Beautiful Snow Tornado Blow Through a Picturesque Austrian Village
Don't worry – the village was reportedly left unharmed by the surreal winter event.
Watch Girl Stop Mid-Tantrum When She Spins Around and Sees Brother Back From the Navy
The youngster was a bit grumpy after she got out of school earlier this week – and then she saw who was waiting for her outside.
Humans Don't Know What These Dogs Are Doing Until They Find Confused Senior Shivering in the Snow
"It could have been a tragic outcome had Adam and Eva not woken us," said Susan Chester.
Watch the Fun Reactions Over Couple's Decision to Adopt 4 Orphan Siblings
Drew and Tammy spent the summer filming their friends and family's reacting to the adoption news - and the finished product is priceless.
Watch Man Propose to His Girlfriend With a Little Help From a Giraffe
This marriage proposal is no tall tale – Cody Hall actually proposed to his girlfriend with the help of a giraffe named Mili.
Catholic Church to Make Record Divestment From Fossil Fuels
Over 40 different Catholic institutions have announced a divestment from fossil fuels, making it the largest Catholic alliance against climate change yet.
Stranger Gives the Boots Off His Feet to Freezing Homeless Man on the Subway
A spontaneous act of kindness on a subway car last Friday in Chicago brought tears to the eyes of everyone surrounding these two men.
Seamstress Uses Expert Mending Skills to Repair Monarch's Wing and Save Its Life
Instead of allowing a newborn monarch butterfly to perish because of its injured wings, this costume designer grabbed her tool kit and got to work.
California is Allowing One Million Residents Convicted of Weed Charges to Wipe Slate Clean
Thousands of residents have already had their marijuana-related felonies reduced to misdemeanors or dropped altogether.
Father Follows Intuition, Hires Helicopter and Finds Injured Son in Crash
It's good that the Australian father listened to his instincts, too – his son may not have made it much longer if he hadn't been rescued in time.
North and South Korea are Going to March Under Single Unified Flag at the Olympics
While this will be the tenth time that North and South Korea have marched under one flag, the event marks another significant development for the Olympic Games.
Clever Kids Leave Amusing Bribe on Superintendent's Doorstep in Hopes of Scoring a Snow Day
These resourceful students were so desperate for a snow day, they left a sweet bribe on the doorstep of their superintendent's house last week.
Fed Up With Expensive Medications, Hospitals Are Banding Together to Make Their Own Drugs
Instead of allowing pharmaceutical companies to continue manipulating the drug market, this group of hospitals are taking a direct stance against price gouging and shortages.
Woman Begs For Help to Heat Icy Baltimore Classrooms and Gets Warmest Response
A college student and an NFL linebacker asked their community to help the Baltimore students shivering through freezing classroom temperatures – and their online plea spurred a huge response.
365 Ways to Hug: Watch the Charming Tradition of Three Generations on National Hugging Day
32 years ago today, the first National Hugging Day was celebrated, founded by a minister and social services worker in Michigan. In 2006, the Hugging Day website named Jana Doolittle "the Most Huggable" person because, as a third grade teacher, she always asks her class, "Does anyone need a hug today?" This year, though, we […]