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U.K. man gets proposal tattoo on his chest to pop the question

This U.K. man didn’t use a ring to propose to his girlfriend; he got a tattoo instead.

Sushi restaurant uses jacked bodybuilders to deliver food

This sushi restaurant in Japan has started using "Macho Deliveries," giving its business a huge lift.

Taste-testing TikTok's trendy new Red Bull Drink

Can Red Bull, cream and syrup possibly taste good? We put it to the tes

91-year-old professor goes viral as he teaches remotely during the pandemic

Charles Krohn has been teaching for over 50 years.

Netflix puts out ‘Father of the Bride’ reunion teaser

After director Nancy Meyers teased that a reunion of her movie “Father of the Bride” was coming, Netflix tweeted out that “something is coming” with video of Steve Martin’s character apparently getting an invite to a special Zoom call.

Circus Artist Performs Cool Trick Using Axe and Diabolo

This guy showed off his cool routine during practice. He flipped an axe in the air and it lodged in a wooden log. Simultaneously, he flipped and caught a diabolo successfully as well.

Unmuted: Protecting Voting Rights for People of Color

Whether it's poll taxes, literacy tests or other discriminatory state voting laws, Black and brown populations have historically been hit the hardest when it comes to voter suppression in the United States. Regardless of the obstacles, organizers of color are continuing the fight for equal representation and their right to be heard. Even through a pandemic, these founders are using their platforms to provide information and resources to those who need them most.

'Curviest model ever' Hunter McGrady on changing 'antiquated' fashion industry practice: 'Setting people up for failure'

When Hunter McGrady graced the cover of Sports Illustrated in 2017, it fortified her renown as “curviest model ever.” Since then, she has rocketed to success as a model and recently a designer of her own clothing line with QVC called All Worthy. She continues to push boundaries in the fashion industry, using her social media platform to demand change and inclusivity. Her latest goal? To do away with the age-old “sample size” mentality. In an interview with Yahoo Life’s news and features writer Kerry Justich, she opens up about her journey to success, what it takes to make change and the future of her brand.

Artist draws Disney animal characters as humans and they’re stunning

Artist Isabelle Staub went viral on Tik Tok for her magical Disney transformations.

Girl With Prosthetic Legs Does Cartwheels

This adorable girl with prosthetic legs showed off her acrobatic skills. She performed several cartwheels gracefully, with a perfect landing every time.

Six-year-old sells custom art to save his favorite place on earth

Evan Caynor used his love for reading and animals to get donations to save his beloved Alaska Sealife Center.

Kevin Wilson serves up delicious chai and good vibes

This TeaToker teaches you more than just how to make delicious chai @crossculturechristian / IG Meet the chaiwala full of positivi-tea ☕

Movie prop master reveals secrets behind Hollywood magic

From rubber glass to fake syringes, things in movies aren’t always what they seem.

London pub pours fresh pints on-the-go

After closing its doors due to COVID, Sebright Arms went mobile and now brings freshly poured pints to your door.

This mother-daughter duo successfully hiked the Appalachian trail during the pandemic

Just weeks before the country issued shelter-in-place orders, Brianna Sullivan and her 14 year old daughter Cambyr, set out on a nearly 6 month mission to hike the Appalachian Trail, an approximately 2,000-mile (3,200-km) footpath that traverses 14 U.S. states. While the two remained disconnected from the world, they learned how to reconnect with one another. Although they’ve completed the hike, they still continue to apply the lessons they’ve learned on the trail to their everyday lives.

Man tries to cut train security line by going through X-ray machine

Somebody got a little too impatient at a train security checkpoint

Diversity takes center stage at the Emmys

This year features the most diverse group of nominees in Emmy history.

Little boy creates a book library of love to help COVID-19 patients feel less lonely

Anaik Sachdev is spreading friendship one book at a time with his ‘Loving Library’ in Phoenix, AZ.

These dads are building desks for students during virtual learning

Desks by Dads is a group on a mission to help low-income students in their community make the most of virtual learning.

Former felon donates kidney to cop who arrested her 8 years ago

Jocelyn James says she was a "lost soul" 8 years ago when she was arrested 16 times for various drug and theft charges. Former Police Sargent, Terrell Potter, arrested her personally several times. Little did he know 8 years ago, the person he was putting handcuffs on would later save his life. James, who runs a non-profit called 'The Place of Grace' that helps provide drug treatment for women, considers herself a saved woman who is sober and healed. She not devotes her life to helping others. Potter who was experiencing kidney failure, was told that he would have to be on dialysis for the rest of his life, or wait 7-8 years for a kidney donor. His daughter posted a plea on facebook that Potter was in need of a kidney. James came across the post about the former officer who put her in jail, and said she instantly knew that she had his kidney. James, who says the holy spirit spoke to her and told her that she was meant to donate her kidney to Potter, was tested and was a perfect match. Potter says that if he wrote a list of 100 names of people who would give him a kidney, there's no way James would have been on the list. The surgery was a huge success and both James and Potter are healthy and forever bonded. Potter says their story is a testament to never give up on anyone, and to be kind to all.