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Blue Ivy Looks Like a Real Princess at Grandma Tina Knowles' Wedding

Apr 25, 2015 09:56 AM EDT

America's sweetheart, Jennifer Lawrence, herself called Jay Z and Beyoncé the "King and Queen of America" and now it seems like the two famous musicians now have a princess in their midst as their only daughter, Blue Ivy, can be seen rocking a blinged out tiara in the photos posted on Beyoncé's website.

Big Data to Play Key Role for Marine Science in Western Australia

Sami Ghanmi |

Apr 25, 2015 09:48 AM EDT

Australia's leading marine research organization intends to take advantage of big data for marine science in Western Australia.

EXO Members Rumored to be Bullying Tao

Cleo Fagela |

Apr 25, 2015 09:47 AM EDT

Rumors that Tao is being bullied by his fellow EXO members surfaced after some netizens dug up old photos of him interacting with them, leading to speculations that his injury is not the only reason why he will allegedly leave the band.

Hangzhou TV Footage Shows Unsanitary Practices In Popular Chinese Hotels

Vittorio Hernandez |

Apr 25, 2015 09:47 AM EDT

When travelling to China and staying in budget hotels in Hangzhou, tourists are safer bringing their own towels. Video footage aired on Hangzhou TV showed that employees used guest bath towels to also clean the sink, toilet and floor.

Scientists Can Now De-Extinct Woolly Mammoths; Will They Walk the Earth Again?

Ana Verayo |

Apr 25, 2015 09:45 AM EDT

Remains of the animals have been recovered under the Siberian ice in almost perfect condition.

Funeral Strippers Lose Lucrative Market

Vittorio Hernandez |

Apr 25, 2015 09:45 AM EDT

Funeral strippers in China had gone too far in their performance to attract big crowds, causing the government to order a crackdown.

Korean American Entertainer Amy to Be Deported from SoKor

Cleo Fagela |

Apr 25, 2015 09:44 AM EDT

After being proven to be abusing drugs in several incidents, Korean American entertainer Amy is sentenced for deportation and will be leaving South Korea some time soon.

Apple Preparing 20 Million Apple Watch Sales in 2015

David Curry |

Apr 25, 2015 09:35 AM EDT

Apple analysts expect anywhere between 10 and 26 million sales within the next year.

RUMOR: Jessica Jung to Make TV Comeback Through Chinese Variety Show

Cleo Fagela |

Apr 25, 2015 09:32 AM EDT

Rumor has it that Jessica Jung will be making her comeback on the small screen, the first one since being axed from South Korean girl group Girls’ Generation.

Pop Star Wanting Qu’s Mother Arrested On Corruption Charges

Vittorio Hernandez |

Apr 25, 2015 09:32 AM EDT

While Chinese singer Wanting Qu's career is on a high note, it is the opposite for her mother, who reports said on Friday was arrested over accusations that she oversaw the sale of state properties below market value because she allegedly gained personally from the transactions.

Pro Poker Players Aim to Beat a Poker Playing AI Named 'Claudico'

Arthur Dominic Villasanta |

Apr 25, 2015 09:22 AM EDT

Brains vs. AI is the first time a computer program has played Heads-up No-limit Texas Hold'em in competition with top human players.

Police Rescue Babies Sold To Traffickers

Vittorio Hernandez |

Apr 25, 2015 09:20 AM EDT

To evade detection by authorities, baby trafficking gangs bring expectant mothers to where the buyers live rather than travel with an infant, which could arouse suspicion amid ongoing crackdown on baby-trafficking gangs.

Apple Wins Siri Patent Appeal In China

Vittorio Hernandez |

Apr 25, 2015 09:16 AM EDT

Cupertino-based Apple is on a roll again. With record-breaking sales of its Apple Watch came another court victory in China over patent infringement.

President Xi Does A Selfie

Vittorio Hernandez |

Apr 25, 2015 09:13 AM EDT

U.S. President Barack Obama has done it. Pope Francis also has one. On Wednesday afternoon, it was the turn of Chinese President Xi Jingping to make a selfie.

Abused Woman Who Killed Husband Spared From Death Sentence

Vittorio Hernandez |

Apr 25, 2015 09:08 AM EDT

Despite the change of the sentence from execution to suspension which could possibly be changed to life term without parole, Amnesty International (AI) considers the high-profile case of Li Yan, 44, more of a political decision than one based on its legal merits.