NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) – Having that protein shake right after exercising may help build muscle in both younger and older men, a study says. View full post on Reuters: Lifestyle
TOKYO (Reuters Life!) – An aquarium in Japan is shocking visitors with its Christmas display — using an eco-friendly electric eel to illuminate the lights on its holiday tree. View full post on Reuters: Lifestyle
LONDON (Reuters Life!) – A diamond and onyx panther bracelet owned by Wallis Simpson, whose love affair with King Edward VIII led to his abdication, sold for 4.5 million pounds ($7 million) on… View full post on Reuters: Lifestyle
CHARLESTON, South Carolina (Reuters Life!) — Single-gender classes in public schools have had a positive effect on students’ performance, attitude and ambitions, according to a survey released… View full post on Reuters: Lifestyle
MOSCOW (Reuters) – The Russian Orthodox Church refused to rehabilitate him and the state chose to ignore him, but the official silence surrounding the 100th anniversary of Leo Tolstoy’s death has not… View full post on Reuters: Lifestyle
ROME (Reuters) – Another part of the 2,000-year-old Roman-era site at Pompeii crumbled on Tuesday, provoking attacks on the Italian government from critics who say two collapses in a month underscore… View full post on Reuters: Lifestyle
NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) – The chance that a teenager or young adult will received a prescription for a controlled medication has nearly doubled in the last 15 years in the United States, according… View full post on Reuters: Lifestyle
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – She writes children’s books and makes wine, dons a spandex leotard like no one else and has sold millions of albums around the world. Now she wants you to have a toned body. View full post on Reuters: Lifestyle
PARIS (Reuters) – Pablo Picasso was both hugely prolific and famously generous with his work, but was he enough of a free spirit to give hundreds of his early works — an invaluable collection — to… View full post on Reuters: Lifestyle
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Nearly half of Americans will be buying fewer gifts this holiday season and many will be making home-made presents or donating money to charity, according to a new poll. View full post on Reuters: Lifestyle