At Thailand’s P.C. Air, transsexual flight attendants are taking to the skies—and boosting acceptance of the country’s “third sex” while they’re at it.
Candy — a group of five teenagers from the Republic of Georgia — has won the Junior Eurovision Song Contest.
Breivik described himself as a “resistance” fighter while appearing in a courtroom packed with 500 people.
“Classic Liberty Red” is now “Rust on my Truck,” while “Butterscotch” is now “Beer Time.” Classy.
With his face and body blighted by symbols of hate, Bryon Widner struggled to escape his past. But salvation came— from the very people he once tormented.
Working at Georgia’s Shorter University isn’t a nine-to-five gig. It’s a way of life.
In August, as London burned and rioters pelted police with rocks, two young men invited their friends to a “smash down” via Facebook. That was, as their lawyers have admitted, “monumentally foolish.” But does it really merit four years behind bars?
The Himalayan country known for its policy of Gross National Happiness got a little bit happier this morning after King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck married his longtime girlfriend Jetsun Pema.
In a country that isn’t known for its progressive politics, male-to-female transsexual Anna Grodzka is proving to be a political trailblazer.
James “Whitey” Bulger, one of America’s most notorious crime bosses, managed to evade FBI agents for more than 16 years. Then he met Anna Bjornsdottir, a former Miss Iceland turned yoga instructor.
