‘Why Don’t You Die?’: Australian’s Fight With a Spider Sparks Police Call!😄

An Australian man triggered an emergency police response after a noisy exchange with a spider startled a passerby into reporting what sounded like a violent disturbance to the authorities. A neighbour was walking past a house in the west coast city of Perth in January when they heard a man repeatedly yelling “why don’t you die?” and a toddler screaming.

Saudi Woman Seeking Asylum Can Stay Temporarily In Thailand.

An 18-year-old Saudi woman who fled her family over alleged abuse and barricaded herself in a Bangkok airport hotel room in a desperate bid for asylum will be allowed to stay in Thailand while her case is evaluated by the U.N. refugee agency, immigration authorities said on Jan.

Golden Globes: Christian Bale thanked Satan for his win! 😨

The Golden Globes are always a night of high drama and emotion, with 2019’s ceremony being no exception. This year, British talent took centre stage, with Christian Bale, Olivia Colman and Richard Madden scooping top prizes.

Tuna Auctioned at Record $3 Million at Tokyo’s New Fish Market.

A Japanese restaurant chain paid over three million dollars (333.6 million yen) in a record New Year auction at Tokyo’s new fish market.

AT THE SIGN LANGUAGE COFFEE BAR, YOU ORDER EVERYTHING IN... SIGN LANGUAGE!

In Amsterdam, by the river Amstel lies CtheCity; an initiative that gives people tours in the dark, by blind people. CtheCity now also has a Sign Language Coffee bar, that only employs deaf barista's and where everything is ordered in Sign Language.

RIDES FOR LIVES: A MOBILE HOSPITAL SAVING LIVES IN UGANDA.

After losing his loved ones because of a lack of health care access and ambulances, the Ugandan inventor Christopher Ategeka decided to do something about it and started Rides for Lives; an initiative that provides quick access to health care in rural areas in Uganda. Determined to make a better life for himself, Chris connected with an organization called Y.E.S. Uganda.

11-YEAR-OLD BOY OFFERS EMOTIONAL ADVICE TO STRESSED-OUT NEW YORKERS IN THE SUBWAY

Ciro Ortiz is not your typical middle school-aged child. At just 11 years old, the Brooklyn-raised boy is not only already fending for himself he is also giving back. Inspired by a desire to help, Ciro decided he would set up a stand and offer emotional advice to stressed-out New Yorkers on the Williamsburg L train line of the city’s busy subway network.

Self-Care in the New Year: A Guide for Parents.

Way to go, Mom and Dad! You made it through the holidays. You shopped, you wrapped, you cooked, you baked, you decorated, and you gave and gave and gave. I’m sure it was magical and that the smiles on your children’s faces made all of your efforts worthwhile.

Suspects Fired at Jazmine Barnes’s Car by Mistake, Report Says.

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The forgotten groundnut pyramids of Nigeria, the one-time pride of the West African nation.

You can call them Nigerians’ first love. Built-in northern cities such as Kano, Malam Madori and Bebeji from the 1910s, they were pyramid-like structures made from groundnut sacks that towered up towards the sky, offering splendour similar to the Egyptian pyramids.