Wish you were at Passion 2014 Atlanta but couldn't make it? What happened and what was it like? Now you can imagine yourself there by checking out these close-up photos of the 20,000 students that filled Philips Arena in downtown Atlanta and the speakers and worship leaders rallying the young crowd to make Jesus famous under neon lights and amid a rock concert-like ambiance.
The plant's real name is called the Puya chilensis and its native home is in Chile where it is known to trap sheep that get too near its spikes at its base. The sheep cannot get untangle and eventually die, providing fertilizer to the "sheep-eating" plant.
A 15-year-old Honor student in Utah is the prime suspect in the murder of his two younger adopted brothers.
Brad Pitt may have face blindness, a disorder where a person's ability to recognize faces is impaired, he tells Esquire magazine in a much-anticipated interview.
Dwyane Wade showed up at a prom Friday night and surprised one lucky – and persistent – fan who has asked him multiple times to be her date since last Fall.
Ex-NBA player Predrag Danilovic was stabbed early Saturday morning during a brawl in a café in Belgrade, Serbian police say.
Amanda Knox's ex-boyfriend, Raffaele Sollecito, said that his father told him to cooperate with the prosecutors and abandon the girl he had known for a week and convicted of the murder of her roommate. But Sollecito said he refused to testify against Knox, and instead chose to spend four years in prison.
T-Mobile is ending its confining two-year contracts and opting to offer customer a plan somewhere between its no-contract, prepaid plans and the two-year contract in hopes of getting the edge on the bigger phone carriers, AT&T and Verizon.
Will Smith could have been in Quentin Tarantino's film "Django Unchained," but the "Men in Black" blockbuster star rejected the role when he couldn't play the leading role.
Anthony Lewis died at the age of 85 after gaining the admiration of media colleagues as a two-time Pulitzer winner who wrote for the New York Times, specializing in Supreme Court reporting.