In a now-viral video, a flight attendant honors a Battle of Iwo Jima survivor named Gordy, who celebrated his 100th birthday ...

In the meantime, turning 98 brought a windfall of kindness. Starting with a family birthday dinner. "A big steak dinner, and ...

Lynne Charnay, born to Russian immigrants on the Upper West Side, began her love of music on the lap of her mother – a doctor ...

Happy Birthday, Mom! I hope this year ... cool for candles—fire hazards and all." Make sure you have a great gift for compensating! 57. Happy Birthday! May your day be filled with cake, laughter ...

An 18-year-old businesswoman, owner of Tinsé Craft, stunned Mzansi with her gorgeous handmade candles Before showing her products she shared old texts of a friend laughing at her business idea, and ...

A developer has plans to put new residences on a tract now holding a 100-year-old, rundown building long seen as an eyesore next to Finley Stadium on Chattanooga's Southside.

On Rani Mukerji's 46th birthday, let's take a look back at how ... yoga on alternate days and circuit training. “She did 50 to 100 Surya Namaskars per day and ate every two to three hours.

At 100, Grandma Anna ... in the winter and at nine in summer – 365 days a year. In November, Nonna Anna celebrated her 100th birthday – and there is a sign on her cafe to prove it, reading ...

Divya Tyagi, a Penn State engineering student, has cracked a 100-year-old wind energy equation, refining Glauert’s classical model and significantly improving wind turbine efficiency.

Divya Tyagi, an Indian-origin student at Pennsylvania State University, has solved a century-old mathematics problem ... refined a mathematical model that had puzzled experts for over 100 years. By ...

Divya Tyagi, an Indian-origin student in aerospace engineering at Pennsylvania State University, has made a groundbreaking achievement by reexamining a century-old mathematical problem.

‘He isn’t as aggressive as many of his age when they are in their own social circles,’ a Palm Beach source tells People magazine in Washington, D.C.