Latest articles by Chris Gayomali
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The world's most expensive cup of Starbucks coffee
feature It costs $47.30. What on earth is in it?
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Everything you need to know about the 'Harlem Shake' craze
feature A confoundingly popular dance meme is sweeping the country — and everyone from college kids to HarperCollins employees have gotten down
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The billions of animals killed by cats every year: By the numbers
feature The typical house cat murders between 4 and 18 birds every year, researchers say
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WATCH: 6 adorable baby animals standing up for the first time
feature A tiny giraffe, a newborn fawn, a wee little elephant, and more
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Should teen girls get access to Plan B before they have sex?
opinion The American Academy of Pediatrics is newly recommending that doctors play a more pro-active role in prescribing the morning-after pill for teenagers
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WATCH: 6 crazy-adorable grandparent reactions to things young people like [Updated]
feature A 90-year-old grandma takes virtual reality for a spin, an 84-year-old plays Call of Duty for the first time, and more
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How wolves evolved into man's best friend
feature Swedish scientists have identified a key piece of the canine evolutionary puzzle: The ability to process carbs
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The 10 best Halloween candies, ranked
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Why Katy Perry needs to be called out for her geisha act
feature The pop star opened the American Music Awards in a most questionable fashion
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How typeface influences the way we read and think
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What happens to your luggage if you survive a plane crash?
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Manipulative babies will fake cry to get what they want
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NPR host Scott Simon's heartbreaking tweets from his mother's deathbed
feature "I love holding my mother's hand. Haven't held it like this since I was 9. Why did I stop? I thought it unmanly? What crap."
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Your 45-minute commute is ruining your marriage
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Snail facials: Japan's slimy new beauty trend
feature Although dermatologists question its effectiveness, snail mucus contains hyaluronic acid and proteoglycans, which are used in cosmetics
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4 reasons New York pizza should be eaten with a knife and fork
feature Bill de Blasio is right. Long live Bill de Blasio.
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4 of the worst party ideas ever
feature Pro tip: Don't pour liquid nitrogen into the pool
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Why is Friday the 13th an unlucky day?
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5 things you might not know about rich people
feature They tend to have short first names... like this Bill Gates fellow
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Only in America: Quit Facebook, get paid
Speed Read A father pays his daughter $200 to leave the social network — and more in our collection of strange revelations about the nation
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The Idea Factory: Adios, street lamps?
Speed Read A new glowing liquid called Starpath lights the way — sans electricity
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The Idea Factory: The satellite that repairs itself
Speed Read Aerospace engineers from Montreal are working on developing resilient new materials for futuristic spacecraft
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The Idea Factory: FlyKly's Smart Wheel
Speed Read It helps you stay dry
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The Idea Factory: Taste the electrode
Speed Read Researchers are developing a virtual simulator that uses electricity to mimic the taste of food
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