To beard or not to beard?

May your lipstick last longer than your hot dog.

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton entered the final weekend sprint toward the election Saturday, as the race was shadowed by threats of investigations, impeachment and a bitterly divided government that could prove to be an enormous governing challenge for

“Don’t have sex ‘cause you will get pregnant. And die.”

Here’s what celebs ‘grammed this week.

Anyone we saw, we just buried.

Well loved but not widely used, the video sharing platform is a casualty of Twitter's mission to become profitable by 2017.

Brace yourselves: Holiday movies are coming. Of course, if you’re like us, Lifetime, Hallmark, Freeform and all the other bastions of straight-to-TV holiday movies are your guilty pleasures — and you indulge unapologetically. So, in solidarity with you

BMW’s imagines a helmet-less future for the motorbike

The film was a hit on its release 10 years ago – but its reception in Borat’s homeland was complicated, writes Kazakh Yerlan Askarbekov.

The most powerful nation on earth is about to elect a new leader, with the impact felt across the globe. So how will the election work and how did we end up with Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton?

This week saw the unveiling of a futuristic computer in a very slick presentation. The giant touchscreen device looked gorgeous, did amazing things - and came with an extortionate price tag.

With 598,000 square miles of protected area, a space twice the size of Texas, one of the world's most untouched areas will now be sure to stay that way.

Traveling to movie locations of the most famous films (mostly in LA) is a fun way to see how the place has changed. I try to post at least one location a week on my instagram.

Rome is full of amazing sights. The Colosseum. The Pantheon. The Trevi Fountain. But something you don’t see in Rome every day is life-size LEGO vehicles cruising the streets. Well, not until now that is.