Tori Telfer

"Now, it still makes me cry to think about art and how crushing it was to give it up. I miss it every day and wish I had stuck with it."

One dish included a piece of red snapper melded to the leg of a frog.

So far, Mark Baumer has logged two months of walking and raised thousands of dollars.

AniMeals, a non-profit organization in Southern California, serves over 7,000 pounds of pet food every month to senior citizens who otherwise couldn't afford to feed their pets.

Thirty-five years ago, Raquel Welch sued over her contract and her acting career imploded.

"If you are there now, and reading this, do not leave your room at night."

Blindsimmers, or people who pretend to be blind, feel a visceral desire to obscure their own vision, sometimes leading them to take drastic measures.

In the future, there could be computerized tampons that tell you when to change them, dissolvable tampons that can release HIV-prevention medication, and tampons that even detect ovarian cancer.

"Lige pludselig har jeg kun et ben, sidder i kørestol, har en halveret fod og kan ikke engang gå på toilettet."

After toxic shock syndrome nearly killed Lauren Wasser, the former model and athlete has devoted herself to rectifying what she sees as serious problems with the tampon industry.

Members of the multiplicity community insist that they're healthy, happy, and even normal—they just have up to hundreds of personalities contained within one body.

Inside the competitive, stressful, and occasionally lucrative world of the men who dress up like Jack Sparrow, Willy Wonka, the Mad Hatter, and "regular" Johnny Depp.