Donna Karan steps down from iconic namesake label
The designer will remain an advisor for the brand.
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Facebook Messenger payments is now nationwide
Now any user stateside can pay one or more friends inside the app.
7 destinations for a cheap last-minute Fourth of July getaway
It's not too late to plan an escape.
With new Chrome extension, everything is mostly awesome
A new Google Chrome extension helps you put some positivity into your (Internet) life.
After same-sex marriage, the future is complicated for LGBT rights
Pride Month may be over and same-sex marriage may be legal, but the LGBT community's fight for equality is far from over.
'Creed' trailer is no schlocky 'Rocky' -- this thing looks awesome
Get ready to believe in 'Creed.'
Mark Zuckerberg takes questions from Stephen Hawking, Arnold Schwarzenegger in bizarre Q&A;
Well, that got... weird.
Slack, Netflix, Pinterest crash and you can't blame the leap second
Amazon Web Services, which provides the backbone Netflix, Slack, Pinterest and thousands of other services, appeared to suffer widespread outage Tuesday.
Hillary Clinton emails from 2009 released by State Department
Clinton's emails have become a major issue in her presidential campaign, as Republicans accuse her of using a private account to avoid public scrutiny.
Gmail boosts its emoji game, adds themes you can edit
If you prefer communicating in emoji, Gmail just gave you a much bigger arsenal.
Apple's new iTunes update arrives for some and not others
Waiting, waiting.
Mystery woman with English accent and Australian memories turns up in San Diego
Authorities are trying to identify a woman who appeared in Carlsbad, California with apparently no memory of who she is or how she arrived there.
Stan Lee wants Spider-Man to 'stay as he is': white and straight
Stan Lee likes his characters just the way they are.
Greece defaults on $1.8 billion IMF payment
With its failure to repay the IMF, Greece became the first developed country to fall into arrears on payments to the fund.
MTV's new 'Scream' series is death in the digital age
"Siri, call 911." "Calling Pottery Barn.'
AppleCare will finally replace ailing batteries on more Apple devices
The batteries inside your Apple devices may have just gotten new life.
Fire at South Carolina black church followed NAACP warning
A predominately black church in Greeleyville, South Carolina was in flames on Tuesday night, making it the seventh to burn in the past week.
A gift to your hangover: McDonald's introduces all-day breakfast in Australia
It is the hangover dream of our late teenage years.
New Aussie regime could force social networks to remove bullying content
$17,000 fines a day possible.
Qantas glitch causes cheap-as-chips flights from Australia to Los Angeles
It didn't make any sense, and that is because it wasn't real.
London is getting its first fully electric doubledecker bus
Red bus goes green.
How long does it take for you to think a thought?
It’s a challenging question that’s not easily answerable – but we can give it a shot.
Why Kim Kardashian doesn't call herself a feminist
The mogul and reality television star doesn't want to use labels.
Falling drone knocks woman unconscious at Seattle Pride
A drone caused an accidental knock-out during Seattle Pride this past weekend.
This graffiti artist's 'experiment' with the authorities escalated hilariously
One year, one brick wall, and a whole lot of red paint.
Sugary drinks kill 184,000 people every year, study claims
The numbers imply that sugary drinks can cause as many deaths annually as the flu.
All pixels must die: Game of Thrones deaths reenacted with pixel art
See the Game of Thrones deaths as they would look in an 80s video game.
'Douchebag Beach Club': The top 5 games banned in Australia in the past four months
'Fun Swimming Pool Love Kiss'
Jaunt's NEO camera promises immersive virtual reality films
Hollywood just got another tool to help usher us into the world of virtual reality movies.