Lifestyle

Giant wheels of cheese do not come cheap.

Mario Kart fans, get ready — because the iconic Nintendo game is coming to iPhones and Androids.

It could be lights out for tiny toiletries.

Two furious parents claim that Alaska Airlines recently “lost” track of their 13-year-old daughter during a layover in San Francisco, though they had paid an unaccompanied-minor fee for the teen’s trip.

A Texas mother praised a United Airlines crew and passengers who befriended and accommodated her son, who has autism and did not want to sit still on their flight home.

"Brother of the year" award goes to a very creative teen in Louisiana dubbed ‘Bus Stop Brother.’

Dairy Queen has had to oddly clarify that the store's food does not contain "human meat" after one of its South Carolina restaurants was swarmed by federal agents last week.

Step aside, Pumpkin Spice Latte. There’s a new pumpkin-flavored drink to sip on this fall.

A viral tweet about Olive Garden funding President Trump’s 2020 reelection bid is wrong, the company says.

A second-grader from Wichita, Kansas is going viral for coming to the aid of another child in need.

This hardworking dad has made it a weekly ritual to treat his little princess to at home spa pedicures as a way to spend time together.

Typically, a newlywed’s first dance consists of an intimate waltz shared between the bride and groom. But when Nicole and Seth Funden hit the dance floor they were joined by a very good girl named Eva.

While everyone’s been focused on rival chicken sandwiches, has a mac and cheese battle been slowly building up in the fast-food world?

One creative mom in Texas is winning applause on social media after sharing a photo of her young son in an oversized T-shirt, which he’ll mark with a painted handprint in honor of the first day of school for the next 12 years.

Online dating has become the most popular way for U.S. couples to meet, and has replaced more traditional ways of finding love, new research shows.

Four newborns at a Pennsylvania hospital donned adorable “The Wizard of Oz” costumes to commemorate the film’s upcoming 80-year anniversary.

As the National Park Service turns 103 years old, visitors to hundreds of parks across the country will be able to get in for free.