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Google 's Musicians@Google production just released an exclusive interview between Lady Gaga and Marissa Mayer. How could we not pay attention? This is, after all, a perfect pop-culture-tech-innovation-creativity storm as far as we're concerned

Study: Infrequent physical activity, like sex, increases chance of heart attack

Dietitian Cynthia Sass demonstrated foods that appear healthy but are loaded with calories and fat.

Chris Wragge speaks with Dr. Jennifer Ashton about the causes of tension headaches and how to combat them.

With Spring Break around the corner, teens and adults are hitting indoor tanning beds in preparation. Michelle Miller warns of the high risk of skin cancer in young people going to tanning salons.

Triage for ecosystems threatened by climate change.

Study: If you're older and don't have sex or exercise often, you're at risk

1. Despite the fact that Verizon's CEO revealed his company wouldn't be appealing the union of AT&T and T-Mobile (and that he thought regulators would approve) Sprint has just revealed it will appeal to Congress to halt the telecoms deal.

Dietician points to six common ones you may think aren't bad for you that may be worse than you think

Admit it, you’ve Googled yourself to see what pops up. When I Google myself, what comes up on the first page is my company’s website, Inc.com, Wikipedia, LinkedIn, my book, my Twitter feed, and an article about my book.

The 60-year-old company Meurice Garment Care, known for its prowess in cleaning fine clothing, has created an online service to accommodate cleaning orders for ties and scarves. Now, clients of the New York firm can register an account online, print out a mailing label, and send their garments for expert ...

Photograph by Dean Kaufman Photograph by Dean Kaufman The landscape architect shares the tools and inspirations that help him breathe life into the artificial. Ken Smith is not one to blend in. The New York -- based designer moves beyond earth and stone in his work, often employing surprising elements such as bright synthetic flowers and plastic rocks.

Photograph by Lisa Shin Singin', workin', playin' -- do whatever you like in the rain with these dapper umbrella designs.