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Artist creates beautiful drawings with typewriter

James Cook is an artist from Essex, UK, with an unusual talent.

Serena Williams shuts down reporter over Meghan Markle questions

Serena Williams isn't playing when it comes to being questioned about her famous friends. During an interview following her appearance at the Australian Open, a reporter asked the tennis superstar if she had any comment on the news surrounding her good friend Meghan Markle's step back from royal life. Williams, without missing a beat, according to New York Times reporter Ben Rothenberg, said, "Yeah, I have absolutely no comments on anything with that. But good try. You tried. You did good."

KFC ad blasted as 'sexist'

KFC's is being accused of promoting 'boys will be boys' culture with a busty new advertisement.

These kitties missed each other very much and the love between them really shows

When you haven't seen your best friend or significant other in a while, you just can't get enough of them.

Watch Camilla's response when asked If she'll 'miss' Meghan and Harry

When Camilla was asked whether she'd miss Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, she replied in an expected way

Queen's grandson advertises milk in China

While the world comes to grips with Harry and Meghan’s bold bid for ‘financial independence’ via Megxit, another member of the royal family is quietly earning some cold hard cash by endorsing a product overseas. Peter Phillips, the Queen’s eldest grandchild, has been spotted by Daily Mail making the most of his royal connections by appearing in at least two television adverts for a government-owned dairy company in China. Source: Bright Dairy & Co.

Kim Kardashian unhappy with 'major bra fat'

Kim Kardashian has been complaining about her body. The 39-year-old reality star and SKIMS founder took to Instagram recently to get candid about her silhouette, also promoting the 2019-founded SKIMS shapewear brand that's so far proven a giant hit.

Impeachment Eve: Trump legal team files brief calling impeachment a ‘perversion’ of the constitution

In a nearly 200-page filing, the president’s attorneys dismiss impeachment as a “brazenly political act,” arguing that what the president is accused of -- abuse of power and obstruction of Congress -- does not meet the “constitutional threshold for removing a President from office.”

McConnell moves to lockdown press for Trump trial

Chris Hayes: “Mitch McConnell thinks this trial will look bad for his members. And that's why he wants you to see as little as possible.”

On Trump trial, Sen. McConnell gets fact-check by sis of his Senate colleagues at once

As the Senate marches towards putting Pres. Trump on trial, six former senators who served as jurors in the Senate trial of Pres. Clinton weigh in on the process in this rare joint interview with MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber. The senators fact-check McConnell’s recent claims that he is following the same precedent as the Clinton trial; share their insights on who the key witnesses would be; and reflect on how Sen. Lindsey Graham went from advocating witnesses at this kind of trial and conde

Mitch McConnell reveals rules for impeachment trial

Each side will have 24 hours over two days to make their case. ABC News’ Elizabeth Hur reports.

Trump on Justice Kavanaugh article: 'I call for the resignation of everyone at the New York Times'

On Sept. 16, while speaking at a Keep America n Great rally in New Mexico, President Trump called for the resignation of everybody at the New York Times who was involved in the story on Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh.

McConnell proposes rules for Trump trial

U.S. Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell put forward rules that could lead to a quick impeachment trial for President Donald Trump, with no guarantee that witnesses or new evidence would be allowed. Ryan Brooks reports.

Harry and Meghan in numbers

After days of speculation, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex officially walked away from the monarchy with the blessing of the Queen. Take a look at their relationship in numbers.

Julian Fellowes confirms return to 'Downtown Abbey'

Downton Abbey creator Julian Fellowes has confirmed reports he'll start work on a movie sequel later this year.

Mum hid daughter from strangers because of "purple" birthmarks

The mum of a girl with "purple" birthmarks bravely admitted she hid her from strangers for SIX weeks after she was born - and even used filters in photos she posted online.Sara Farrow, 27, was scared of people seeing her newborn daughter Lacey-Dee Barrett in pubic because of the port-wine stain birthmark covering 90% of her body.It was caused by the abnormal development of her blood vessels during pregnancy and protective Sara was scared people would single out her daughter.So for the first six weeks of her life, single mum Sara covered her daughter's bright-coloured skin and hid her away from strangers.And when she posted photos of Lacey-Dee on Instagram, Sara said she used filters to mask the true colour of her daughter's skin.She only changed her ways when she became worried Lacey-Dee would look back on her baby photos when she is older and asked her mum if she was embarrassed.But even when she finally plucked up the courage, Sara claims strangers told her daughter looks "diseased" and "contagious".Sara, from Lincoln, said: "Until she was six weeks old I covered her up whenever we went out in public."As her mum obviously I am not bothered about her appearance but I was scared about what other people would think."When she was first born she was very red and looked bruised. I've had people say lots of things when we are out. "I was scared of what people would think of me as a mum. People have said she looks diseased and have asked what's wrong with her face."One person asked 'is she allergic to the washing powder I use' and people think there is something really wrong with her."She is completely unique and it's just how she is."It makes her who she is and for me now it would be strange to see her without the birthmarks."I think she is beautiful and love how she looks"Lacey-Dee was born at Lincoln County Hospital in April and Sara said she realised something was different straight away.She had darker patches on her chest and doctors thought she may have been bruised.Within hours, the birthmark appeared in full on the surface of Lacey-Dee's skin and Sara said initially it was "hard to come to terms with".Former retail worker Sara said: "It was only on her chest at first and we thought it might be bruising."But after a couple of hours her whole body turned purple and blue."It was a real shock to be honest and I was really worried because doctors weren't sure what was wrong."She was referred to specialists and diagnosed with port wine stains in October.Only three in every 1,000 babies are born with the condition which occurs during pregnancy, and usually only appear on one limb or area of the body.Sara said she covered up as much of her daughter's skin with baby blankets, long sleeved clothing or hiding her away in her buggy."I just thought 'oh god' and it was hard for me to come to terms with," she said."I was most worried about her face and I'm scared for her future."But it got to the point where I didn't want her to look back on baby photos and see I wasn't confident enough or I was embarrassed."I had to get brave for her sake as much as mine. I had to come to terms with it."I'm worried for when she goes to school. I don't want her to be called names or to be bullied."It comes with no other side effects and Sara said Lacey-Dee is a "very happy" baby.But she said when she is out and about she faces having to explain her daughter's discoloration.Sara said: "We went to the GP and a receptionist there said she should be kept in another room away from children playing in the waiting room in case she's contagious."It makes me feel bad but regardless of the birthmark, it doesn't change who she is."We have seen so many dermatologists and they all said this is the most extensive case of Port Wine Stains they have seen."Lacey-Dee will meet with specialists next month to see if she is eligible for colour-corrective treatment.

The touching stories that show how Princess Diana made her super fans feel special

It's been over 20 years since Princess Diana's untimely death at the age of 36. But, the late royal still has numerous fans globally - some incredibly dedicated. Three different sets of super fans speak to Yahoo UK's The Royal Story about why they love the Royal Family and how they honour the Princess of Wales. The first, Margaret Tyler, aka Britain's 'loyalist royalist', has met a number of senior members of the Royal Family and collected royal artefacts for many years. Her collection now takes up the majority of space in her home - but that doesn't stop her shopping. She even has one bedroom dedicated to Princess Diana. The second, Abdul Daqud, is the proud owner of 'Cafe Diana': an eatery in Kensington named after the Princess of Wales. Abdul's cafe walls are filled with images of the late royal and was visited by Diana once, who ordered a cappuccino. The Diana Club also features. The organisation, which is based in Germany but enjoys an annual meet-up in London, has been going for over 21 years. The youngest member is 26 and the oldest is 72.

House Cat Stands Up to Pack of Coyotes Ready to Pounce

Home surveillance video shows a tense standoff between a hungry pack of coyotes and a little house cat.

Retail clerk shed 130lbs by following an eating plan where he ate just ONE MEAL A DAY

A teenager warned he would suffer a heart attack by the age of 25 due to a daily diet of pizza shed a massive 130lbs after cutting down to just ONE HEALTHY MEAL A DAY. Michael Murray Jr., now 20, was shocked when a doctor warned him that he could face a devastating heart attack by the age of 25 if he didn't lose weight. Thrift store worker Michael went from tipping the scales at 300lbs to a trim 170lbs by eating just dinner and walking three miles a day. Michael, of Middletown, Ohio, USA, said: "The doctor told me I was 300lbs and that because I was extremely obese I was likely to have cardiac trouble and a heart attack by the time I was 25. "That wasn't the news I wanted to hear but it gave me the motivation I needed to change. I didn't want to live obese and I didn't want to have health problems." Michael was just 14 when the doctors gave him the grim warning in 2014. He had struggled with his weight all his life and emotional eating became a vicious cycle. Michael said: "I was introverted growing up and hated being overweight and so I ate."I was extremely antisocial in school so I was picked on for being a 'nerd' a few times, but I was not messed with too often."He gorged himself on sweets, guzzled bottles of sugary drinks and ate six slices of pizza every single day. Michael added: "I would eat a lot of sweets and six pieces of pizza each day. I would always eat to the point where I felt gorged." An unhappy home life contributed to Michael's problems with food. His mother, Dawn Burke, 41, suffered from bipolar disorder and schizophrenia and tragically committed suicide in 2015. The tragedy made Michael even more determined to lose weight and get healthy. He added: "My mother's suicide was a breaking point for me. Overeating led to a broken home and depression. I was tired of being overweight. I realized I needed to change my life." The devout Christian prayed to lose weight and insisted that he noticed his appetite decrease. Michael said: "I didn't know how to lose weight and I prayed to God and asked for help. "There was a decrease in my hunger and appetite. I stopped eating to the point where I was gorging. Instead, I ate until I was satisfied."He steered clear of his beloved candy, pizza, dairy and potatoes and began drinking a lot of water as well as tucking into protein-rich meat and salad. Michael found himself going from eating four meals-a-day, to two meals-a-day and finally he was satisfied with just one main evening meal. He consumed just dinner, usually a plate of grilled chicken, rice, steamed broccoli and green beans. While it is hardly standard diet advice, he insisted that he just wasn't hungry enough for more than one meal a day. He said: "I was only getting hungry once a day. Physically the human body can get through a day on one meal."Michael reached his target weight of 170lbs in 2017. He has swapped his size 42 pants for a size 34 and while he used to wear a shirt size 3X, he is now a medium. He added that he now usually has two meals a day - breakfast and dinner. Michael said: "I will usually have a breakfast burrito and I do drink a lot of water. It gave me a sense of achievement. My mom would be proud of me. "She definitely would have been happy that I made a choice to better myself."He is now looking forward to a healthy future - after graduating from bible college at the Refuge School of Ministry in Alabama and since then he's been working with kids who live in broken homes. He said: "I want to be a pastor eventually. It's mind over matter. God has helped me." The retail assistant added that he is sharing his story to give hope to others who are daunted by losing weight. He said: "I want to encourage people that they can do it. You have to take a goal, make it into a plan and break the plan down into steps. It is possible to lose weight. I am a testament to that." 

Sir Patrick Stewart talks Picard and Brexit

Sir Patrick Stewart has described Brexit as “the grimmest thing” to have happened to him in his political life. The actor, 79, best known for his roles in Star Trek and the X-Men films, was a Remain campaigner and supporter of the People’s Vote campaign. Speaking at the premiere of Star Trek: Picard in London, he said: “It makes me very, very sad. I think what is happening with the European Union is actually the saddest, grimmest thing that has happened to me since I have been involved in politics.”

Kerry Katona apologises to Charlotte Crosby for 'cross-eyed fish' comment

Kerry Katona has apologised to former 'Geordie Shore' star Charlotte Crosby after dubbing her a "cross-eyed fish".

Explainer: What will Harry and Meghan's new life look like?

Prince Harry and his wife Meghan have stepped back from the royal family in search of a "more peaceful life". But what does that mean in terms of their titles, their responsibilities and their finances? Francesca Lynagh reports.

U.K.'s Johnson Wins First Parliamentary Vote on New Brexit Plan

Oct.22 -- Boris Johnson clinched a dramatic vote for his new Brexit plan, in the first demonstration that parliament is prepared to approve the broad principles of an agreement that takes the U.K. out of the European Union. Bloomberg's Annmarie Hordern reports on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."