Articles by Kevin Ohannessian
Men believe women are less attractive after 21
A new book examining data from dating site OkCupid states that men of all age find women of 20 and 21 most desirable.
Who drinks the most coffee? The answer may surprise you
A survey has revealed which people in different professions consume the most cups of joe. The answers may just surprise you.
Hugh Jackman cheats against Jimmy Fallon on 'The Tonight Show'
Fallon and Jackman play one another in a game that combines bowling with a pool table, but the Wolverine doesn't play by the rules. Take a look at the video from last night.
Man wakes up from coma speaking Mandarin instead of English
After studying Mandarin Chinese in school, but never really 'clicking' with it, Ben McMahon spoke it fluently after waking up from a Coma unable to remember English.
Artist takes Library of Congress archive photos and adds a horror spin to them
Artist Kevin Weir takes old black and white photographs and turns them into creepy animated GIFs that invoke HP Lovecraft or Guillermo del Toro.
Stephen Colbert is excited for the Apple Watch
The satirical news anchorman turns his eye, and wrist, to the announcement of Apple's latest must-have gadget. Check out the video.
John Oliver explains why net neutrality is important (Video)
So why are companies slowing down their sites today? What is this net neutrality they are fighting for? John Oliver explains on his HBO show.
Kids are eating too much salt
The sodium intake of children and teens can lead to health problems later in life, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Find out how to prevent this.
This beautiful food video is guaranteed to make you hungry
This commercial featuring a variety of foods in gorgeous shots is the very definition of food porn. Get your taste buds ready.
Twitter reacts to Apple's iPhone 6 announcement
With any big tech announcement there is a mix of praise and of hate. So what is the Twittersphere saying about the iPhone 6?
Greenhouse gas in the atmosphere is rising fast
The rate of CO2 entering our atmosphere is the quickest it has been in 30 years, according to the World Meteorological Organisation. And it's only going to increase.
The evolution of the Apple iPhone
Apple is about to launch the iPhone 6. Do you remember how far the gadget has come? Let's take a look.
Program to collect unused prescription drugs expands
A program meant to curb addiction to prescription drugs will expand to include permanent collection sites at pharmacies and hospitals. This prescription collection program launches on October 9.
Maisie Williams and other teens react to the original Nintendo
Maisie Williams from 'Game of Thrones' and other teens try the Nintendo Entertainment System. Needless to say, they're shocked by how addictive it is.
American homes have become overwhelmingly smoke free
A new study released by the CDC reveals that 83 percent of homes in the U.S now prohibit smoking on the premises. This is a dramatic change from 20 years ago.
Watch one man's expedition into an active volcano
Can you imagine climbing down into a living volcano? Approaching the lava? This man did it -- and filmed it for everyone to see.
Watch the Amazing Spider-Dog scare people
Would you run if you encountered a mutant canine with eight furry legs in the middle of the night? Take a look at this video of a dog in a horrifying spider costume and see for yourself.
Photographic evidence that iPhone lines have already formed at Apple stores
Even though the announcement of the iPhone 6 isn't until next week and the release even later, fans have started gathering at the Apple Store on Manhattan's Fifth Avenue. Check out the sights.
Ra's al Ghul to finally appear in 'Arrow'
After being name-checked during season two, Ra's al Ghul will appear in the third season of 'Arrow.' He will be played by 'Riddick' antagonist Matt Nable.
Stolen celebrity nude photos to appear in art gallery
The new images will become part of the 'No Delete' exhibition from artist XVALA. The artist previously used leaked photos of Scarlet Johansson in his work.
This Buckingham Palace guard is a dancing fool
A grenadier guard breaks up the pacing routine with a few dance moves. He may move like silk, but he's now under investigation.
Disowned gay teen helping to build shelter
Nonprofit Lost-n-Found Youth in Atlanta is working with Daniel Pierce to build a shelter for gay teens. Pierce is the teen from a viral video about him coming out to his family and being disowned.
Police admit they are hacking people's phones
Police in Tacoma Washington admit to using a Stingray, which turns a police car into a cellphone tower. This allows police to capture all the cellphone use within a half-mile.
Working longer hours? So is half of America
A report from Gallup shows that a 40-hour work week is becoming a thing of the past. The average is now 46.7 hours.
Video game creators want to stop intolerance in gaming
Over 2,000 game developers have signed a letter asking the gaming community to stop harassment. The latest incident of harassment involved critic Anita Sarkeesian.
Antarctica's sea-levels are rising faster than the rest of the world
A new study reveals that the waters off the coast of Antarctica have risen a third more than elsewhere. This is due to the melting of glaciers and ice shelves.
Original 'Resident Evil' rises from the dead in new trailer
The game that started the zombie craze in video games is getting a new remake with enhanced graphics. It will hit PC, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Xbox One in 2015.
'Final Fantasy' creator wants to make sequels
Hironobu Sakaguchi looks to his past games to plan his future in the game industry. A legend of Japanese RPGs wants to revisit his older video games. Hironobu Sakaguchi, creator of the Final Fantasy games for Square Enix, wants to make sequels for some of his more recent titles.
Activision looking to purchase Take-Two?
One analyst believes talks are in discussion, and for future films, not just video games. Grand Theft Auto could soon join World of Warcraft on the silver screen.
Our homes are covered with our germs
Your home sweet home is filled with your family's own personal cocktail of microbes. Your home life is more crowded than you think. A new study has found that people have their own unique blend of bacteria on their bodies and in their homes.
