We can't get enough of adorable babies being, well, adorable babies.
A baby laughing at celery. A baby rocking out. A baby trying to stay awake. A baby telling stories.
Now it's double the cuteness with twins erupting into synchronized laughter.
The video just might give you a case of the giggles, too.
Cute video of twin babies laughing in sync
Woman missing 41 years found alive in Florida, police believe
How would it feel to hold a memorial service for your mother, only to find out she's still alive?
Ask Grace Kivisto. "I'm in shock," the Galesburg, Ill., woman told local TV station WQAD after hearing the astonishing news from a detective last week.
Back in 1970, Kivisto's mother, Lula Cora Hood, disappeared amid a family feud. Hood, who had 14 kids, suffered from mental health problems and had split several times before, but always returned eventually.
This time, however, she didn't come back. "We never heard a thing," said Kivisto.
WHL team offers free season tickets to Kate and Will
With William and Kate, the newly wed Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, appearing before fawning crowds on their first royal visit to Canada, it was only a matter of when a sports franchise would try to get in on action.
The Lethbridge Hurricanes marketing staff evidently figured that since Prince William is an avid sports fan but not much on playing hockey — he was 0-for-3 after taking some shots on goal in a ball hockey game in Yellowknife, N.W.T., on Tuesday — maybe he and his bride would be up for watching some hockey games. The Hurricanes have offered the couple complimentary season tickets for the upcoming year. If they can't make it to every game, on account of their busy schedule and the fact they live in England, there is the option of a 10-game flex pack, as Hurricanes business manager Jim Bradley (pictured, top), explained in a polite invitation letter that is totally not tongue-in-cheek.
Queen Elizabeth II puts off palace repairs, costs British taxpayers less in the past year
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LONDON - Britain may have enjoyed a lavish royal wedding but Queen Elizabeth II must put up with shabby furnishings and leaking palace roofs in austerity Britain, according to the annual report on royal finances released Monday.
Official accounts for the royal family show that British taxpayers spent 32.1 million pounds ($51.7 million) supporting the monarchy in the past year, 5.3 per cent less than the year before. Much of the saving came from reducing the bill for maintenance of royal residences, from 15.4 million pounds to 11.9 million pounds.
"The queen is very keen that the Royal Household should continue to reduce its expenditure in line with public expenditure reductions," said the royal family's treasurer, Sir Alan Reid.
5 Totally Unnecessary (but Common) Beauty Products
While we love what the multibillion-dollar-a-year cosmetics industry has to offer, there are some products that aren’t very effective or worth the investment. Steer clear of the following five beauty product categories to keep your makeup regime and cosmetics budget looking good.
1. Foundation Primers
Foundation primers are said to smooth out the skin and prepare it for the application of foundation. However, most primers are made from silicone-based formulas, which can clog pores, and the results are negligible. Investing in quality cleansers and moisturizers will do more than any foundation primer.
2. Toners
Toners are alcohol-based products that are intended to get rid of any additional traces of oil or makeup from your face after you wash it. However, alcohol is harsh on the skin. A good cleanser, often in conjunction with makeup remover, can easily eliminate all the makeup and dirt from your face, making a toner pretty much pointless.
Crowds cheer Monaco's Prince Albert and new bride
MONTE CARLO (Reuters) - With a wink and a smile, Monaco's ruler Prince Albert married South African swimmer Charlene Wittstock on Saturday in a ceremony attended by a who's who of European royalty and the international elite.
The 53-year-old married Wittstock, 33, in the courtyard of his palace at the foot of a vast white-marble double staircase lined with white flowers. Some 3,500 guests sat outside to watch the service on giant TV screens.
Albert's sisters, Princesses Caroline and Stephanie, both dressed in pink, smiled as they watched the couple marry in front of a crowd that included French President Nicolas Sarkozy, Chanel designer Karl Lagerfeld and opera singer Renee Fleming.
The long white train of Wittstock's Giorgio Armani duchess satin gown, encrusted with thousands of tiny crystals, spilled over the red carpet. The groom wore the white dress uniform of Monaco's Carabinieri royal guard.
Autopsy reveals Randy ‘Macho Man’ Savage died of natural causes
An autopsy revealed that wrestling great Randy "Macho Man" Savage died from heart disease and not from any injury sustained in his May 20 car crash.
The St. Petersburg Medical Examiner's Office found that the 58-year-old had an enlarged heart with hardened coronary arteries. He became unresponsive while driving his Jeep Wrangler on a Florida highway in May and crashed into a tree. While the auto accident left minor cuts and bruises, the heart problems were the official cause of death of the wrestler.
At the time of his death, it was unknown whether the former wrestling star had died because of the heart issue or because the heart issue caused him to crash. The coroner said Savage was found with therapeutic levels of a number of prescribed drugs in his system and that alcohol wasn't a factor. There was no evidence he was taking any heart medication, leading to the assumption that Savage may not have known about his condition.
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