Articles by Ted Ranosa
Gadgets Cause Increasing Cases Of Back Pain In Youngsters
A significant increase of teenagers and young adults in the UK experiencing neck and back pain have been recorded, according to a recent study conducted by the British Chiropractic Association. The results point to excessive use of mobile devices and having an inactive lifestyle as leading causes.
Scientists Trying To Solve Mystery Behind Increasing Dolphin Sightings In Scotland
The population of common dolphins found in the Hebrides has more than doubled in the past 12 years. Marine experts and volunteers are expected to go on an annual summer survey to further investigate the cause.
Madonna Kisses Drake At Coachella 2015: Here Are Other Awkward Celebrity Stage Kisses
Drake and Madonna's kiss at Coachella instantly becomes one of the most awkward celebrity smooches on stage of all time. Here are other cringe-worthy scenes in the past.
Vaccination Rates Lower Among Military Kids: Why?
A recent study reveals that vaccination rates for children from military families are considerably lower compared to those from civilian families. The exact cause, however, remains unclear.
Study Probes Possibility Of Dogs To Human Norovirus Transmission
A recent study found that dogs could possibly be susceptible to human norovirus, which causes the stomach flu. Does that mean dogs could infect humans, too?
‘X-Men: Apocalypse’ Taps Olivia Munn As Psylocke
Olivia Munn is set to join the cast of 'X-Men: Apocalypse' as the mutant telepath Psylocke. The announcement was made by director Bryan Singer through his Instagram account.
Amazon Announces HDR Support For Prime Instant Video In U.S., UK, And Germany
Amazon has announced plans to offer HDR-quality content video for its lineup of online movies and TV shows. The service is set to launch later this year for customers in the U.S., UK, and Germany.
Disney World Lamborghini Car Accident Injures Driver And Causes Passenger's Death
A participant of Walt Disney World's Richard Petty Driving Experience died in a violent car crash while another suffered minor injuries in Orlando, Florida Sunday night.
Nat Geo Explorer's Book Details Places Where People Live Longer — And How
In his book 'The Blue Zones Solution: Eating and Living Like the World's Healthiest People,' Dan Buettner names five areas in the world where people reach the age of 100.
Stress Ups Type 1 Diabetes Risk In Kids: What Parents Should Know
Witnessing traumatic events, such as the death of a loved one or the divorce of parents, may increase a child's stress levels and triple the risk of developing Type 1 diabetes, a new study shows.
Russia Uncovers Strange Spy Satellites Disguised As Space Debris
The chief of Russia's Space Command announced the discovery of alleged spy satellites disguised as space junk orbiting above the country's territories.
Researchers Develop 'Smart Glass' That Can Produce Electricity And Change Color
A study conducted by the Georgia Institute of Technology discovers a new type of color-changing glass that harnesses static charges from wind and raindrop. Researchers believe the electricity produced is enough to power a mobile device.
NASA Releases Two GoPro Spacewalk Videos – Watch The Footage Here
NASA presents the newest images taken from space, using GoPros. The cameras were strapped onto two astronauts astronauts Terry Virts and Bruce McCandless as they made their spacewalk on the ISS.
Nature Photographer Snapped Images Of Angry Lion... Right Before It Charged At Him
A freelance photographer from Pakistan shared the story of his near-death photo encounter with a ferocious lion moments before it charged at him.
Chinese Villagers Alarmed By Appearance Of Fiery Sinkhole
Residents of a small town in China reported a mysterious sinkhole discovered at a mountainside. The crater, which gave out a bright orange glow and intense heat, has led terrified locals and tourists to call it 'the gateway to hell.'
Brain Scans Reveal The Parts Of The Brain That Help People Justify Killing
A recent study on how the human brain determines justification for a violent act has shed light on the regions of the brain involved in making moral judgments.
Sprint Boosts Presence With 1,435 Co-Branded RadioShack Stores
The co-branded retail stores will offer exclusive Sprint and RadioShack products and services, including the in-store availability of the Samsung Galaxy S6.
New Study Sheds Light On Link Between Sex Crimes And Genetics
Genetic factors may play a role in a person's tendency to commit sexual violence, a new study reveals. A man whose brother or son committed a sexual crime is five times more likely to do the same, say researchers.
EBay And PayPal Are Still Friends After Split: Here's The Plan
Despite the decision of eBay to spin off PayPal as a separate entity later this year, the e-commerce group is holding off plans to establish a new electronic payments company. The move aims to prohibit competition with PayPal.
Traces of Radiation From Fukushima Detected In Canadian Waters
Small amounts of radioactive isotopes that leaked from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant have reached the waters of Vancouver, Canada. Scientists, however, disagree whether the trace amounts are harmful to humans and marine life.
No Lie: Disney Will Remake Pinocchio into Live Action Movie
Following the success of this year's 'Cinderella,' Disney and screenwriter Peter Hedges will give 'Pinocchio' the live-action treatment.
Twitter Retires Discover Feature: iOS And Android Apps Get Revamped Trends
Twitter's old #Discover tab has been revamped into the new 'Trends' section, where users can get short descriptions of viral topics all in one glance.
New Report Says 'Loneliness Maps' May Help Identify People Prone To Isolation
Loneliness among older citizens is becoming a cause of concern in the UK. A network of individuals and organizations aims to address the issues of loneliness and social isolation in communities.
Locals Report Rare Sightings Of Moose In Nebraska Panhandle
Wildlife officials confirm accounts by residents of a wayward moose spotted near the North Platte River Valley along the Nebraska Panhandle.
Spot the Difference: 'Avengers: Age of Ultron' Poster vs. X-Men #1
Entertainment Weekly has released its newest series of covers featuring the upcoming 'Avengers: Age of Ultron' film. Fans point out a few similarities between the Avengers layout and that of Jim Lee's iconic 'X-Men #1.'
Deadly Mix: 9 Percent of Americans with Anger Issues Have Access to Guns
Around 9 percent of adult Americans who are prone to impulsive anger have access to firearms, and about 1.5 percent of which experience a strong urge to carry their gun outside when upset, says a new study.
Cuteness Overload: 'Underwater Babies' Addresses Water Safety In A Series Of Portraits
Seth Casteel's latest project, 'Underwater Babies,' featuring high-quality underwater images of 67 adorable babies. The photobook is aimed at promoting awareness for child safety while swimming.
'American Pie' Manuscript by Don McLean Crosses Auction Block for $1.2 Million
The 18-page original manuscript of Don McLean's iconic hit 'American Pie' sold for $1.2 million at an auction in New York. It was the third highest auction price for an American literary manuscript, according to Christie's Auctions.
Around 4,000 Goldfish Threaten Ecosystem of Lake In Boulder, Colorado
Wildlife officials are looking at how the species ended up in Teller Lake and how to effectively remove them to maintain the lake’s ecological balance.
Marvel's Daredevil Out On Netflix April 10: Who Is Daredevil?
As Marvel's 'Daredevil' debuts on Netflix, it's time to take a look at the origins of the character, from his early days growing up in Hell's Kitchen to becoming a relentless public lawyer by day and crime fighter by night. Find out how Matt Murdock came to be known as the 'Man Without Fear.'
