The inhabitants of Quebec do not hibernate when the snow falls and the wind is shouting. They instead wrap themselves and enjoy one of the world's most picturesque winter carnivals.
Michelle Chubb dances in a jingle dress on top of a Winnipeg parkade, a throwback to her childhood powwows, but now, with her more than 300,000 TikTok fans, the video holds a lot of influence.
Pasadena-based comedian Mary Basmadjian, organizer of the recurring Armenian Allstars showcase, she described Armenians' concerns as a military confrontation between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
Piggybacking the slogan 's popularity, Medina created a new website where he advocates making Election Day a national holiday. He's doing his preaching.
A Mexican restaurant in a small town in Iowa has wrapped itself in the midst of political discourse after some famous eatery customers have insulted a yard sign the owner put outside.
New Yorkers, it seems, still want to dine out, eat carbs and cheese, buy lipstick and get high (but maybe not). The figures are staggering: since the coronavirus pandemic started, over 2800 companies have closed in New York City.
Cake Boss, Buddy Valastro, is recovering after a terrible bowling accident. The Food Network star's hand was impaled after getting it stuck in the bowling pinsetter.
Salvador faces many challenges. The state of Bahia is one of the least formally educated states in Brazil. It’s also impoverished, battling some of the highest unemployment
Winds are often the decisive factor between fires that can be controlled and those that move with such ferocity and speed that the best the authorities can do is move people out of the way.
Firefighters battling the devastating flames in Oregon are expected to encounter resurging wind gusts in parts of the state even as rescue workers continue searching for dozens of missing people.
