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There's a sweet love story that continues to bloom every Valentine's Day. It's the story of Northern California couple John and Diana. They were married for almost 50 years, and even after John passed away, the flowers keep coming. "We were married 47 years, but we actually met in high school when we were 16 years old," said 77-year-old Diana Maver. They married and had three children and were living their 'happily ever after,' until John Maver passed away in October 2017. But their love story continued four months later, on Valentine's Day 2018. Daughter Marilee Heard shares: "Through whatever magic works in his world, it's set up so that every year a bouquet of flowers shows up...

What began as a normal argument between a husband and wife took a shocking turn when the woman allegedly threatened to kill the man or frame him in a false dowry case. The incident occurred in Uttar Pradesh’s Maharajganj district and stemmed from a dispute over the woman’s pregnancy. Following the husband’s complaint, police intervened and have launched an investigation against the woman. According to the police complaint, the couple tied the knot in June 2022, but trouble reportedly began soon after. The husband alleged that his wife consistently refused to engage in any physical relationship, which left him distressed. He also claimed that she frequently visited her...

A young man in China who quit his master’s degree studies at the esteemed Fudan University in Shanghai to set up a food stall has captivated mainland social media. Before making his unconventional decision, Fei Yu, 24, was on the road to becoming an elite student, Jiupai News reported. Despite coming from a poor family in Sichuan province, southwestern China, Fei studied hard to get into Sichuan University, also a top institution in China, majoring in public health. Upon graduation in the summer of 2022, he was admitted to the graduate school of Fudan University. He did not have to take an entrance test since his scores were ranked first in his grade during his five-year...

How much does it cost to live like Mariah Carey? Needless to say, it’s pretty far from a song. The five-time Grammy-winning artist had been renting this Connecticut property for $75,000 a month for almost two years, starting in July 2023. Now it’s on the market for sale and can be yours for $13.9 million, Gimme Shelter has learned — down from its initial $16.9 million ask in 2022.   (Mariah Carey.Greg Allen/Invision/AP)   (The timeless property was built in 1929.Global Extreme LLC)   (An elegant mezzanine is above the double-height great room.Global Extreme LLC)   (Arched windows bring in the light.Global Extreme LLC)   Known as...

For a taste of Hollywood in California’s Paso Robles Wine Country, check out the 160-acre Villa San Juliette, which was last on the market for $14.75 million — and is heading to auction next month with no minimum bid. The sellers of the San Luis Obispo County estate, in Central California, are the Emmy Award-winning producers of “American Idol,” Ken Warwick and Nigel Lythgoe. Guests they’ve entertained at the winery include Priscilla Presley; “American Idol” contestants Kris Allen and Haley Reinhart; and Emmy-, Grammy- and Tony-winner Ben Platt. The auction will be held on May 17 as the show gears up to crown America’s next idol the evening...

Two people hiking in the Czech Republic found a treasure trove worth over $340,000 while walking on the edge of an overgrown forest, according to the museum that took possession of the items. The Museum of East Bohemia said the hikers found gold coins, jewelry and tobacco bags. The found objects weighed about 15 pounds, the museum said on social media. The treasure was found in two containers in a man-made stone wall, the museum said. First, the hikers spotted an aluminum jar , which contained 598 gold coins, divided into columns and wrapped in black fabric. Local media reported the treasure was valued at 7.5 million Czech crowns, which is about $341,000. (The stash of gold coins...

Kiss bassist Gene Simmons is bidding farewell to his stunning Beverly Hills mansion—but he's got some very strict criteria for the kind of buyer he will allow to make a play for the $14 million property. Simmons, 75, purchased the four-bedroom dwelling in 2021 for $10.5 million so he and his wife, Shannon Tweed Simmons, could have a residence in California after relocating to Las Vegas. However, the couple struggled with the scorching heat in Nevada and ultimately decided to put their Vegas property back on the market in favor of returning to Beverly Hills and setting up permanent residence inside their ultramodern abode. But Simmons and his wife didn't stop their real estate...

Kristen Jaymes Stewart (born April 9, 1990) is an American actress.Dylan Meyer (born December 4, 1987) is an American screenwriter and film producer. Her screenwriting credits include XOXO (2016) and Moxie (2021). Twilight" star Kristen Stewart is a married woman after tying the knot with longtime partner Dylan Meyer in an intimate ceremony held at a Mexican restaurant just minutes from the actress' Los Angeles mansion. Stewart, 35, and Meyer, 37, are reported to have exchanged vows at Casita Del Campo, an eatery in Silver Lake that is a 10-minute drive from the actress' $3.7 million home, which has served as her primary residence since she snapped it up in 2012. According to TMZ, the...

A staggering trove of 15,000 rare coins, hidden from the Nazis and lost to history for over half a century, has reemerged — and it’s valued at more than $100 million USD (around $160 million AUD). Dubbed the Traveller Collection, this extraordinary cache is about to rewrite numismatic history. ((Hidden from Nazis, Sealed in Cigar Boxes, Buried and Forgotten)) The Traveller Collection began in the aftermath of the 1929 Wall Street Crash, when a European collector and his wife embarked on a decades-long journey through Europe and the Americas. Their mission: acquire the rarest and most historically significant coins on Earth. But as World War II loomed and Nazi forces advanced,...

3 teens invented a salt-powered refrigerator that doesn't need electricity. They're building 200 of them for hospitals to use. Three teenagers designed a mini refrigerator that cools itself with salt and doesn't require an outlet. They're bringing it to hospitals to help transport medical supplies to rural areas without electricity. Dhruv Chaudhary, Mithran Ladhania, and Mridul Jain live in Indore, India, and all have parents working in the medical field. The boys decided to find a salty refrigeration technique after hearing how challenging it was to bring COVID-19 vaccines to rural areas without electricity. Their invention, which they call Thermavault, won them the 2025 Earth Prize on...