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Justin Bieber apologises, says he can 'turn everything all around'
After being roasted by comedians on Saturday night, pop singer Justin Bieber issued an apology to the nation for his past behaviour.
Disney bans smoking in PG-13 films
Disney announced last week that it will no longer feature smoking in its future PG-13-rated productions.
Family confronts son's addiction in brave obituary
A Maine family decided to confront their son's addiction in his obituary, instead of sidestepping their son's disease, in the hope that they can help other families.
US aid workers evacuated after Ebola exposure in Sierra Leone
Nearly a dozen US aid workers were evacuated from Sierra Leone last week after being exposed to the deadly Ebola virus.
Pope Francis declares year of jubilee
Pope Francis declared a jubilee year on Friday, the second anniversary of his election.
Cancer survivor credits hot sauce challenge with saving his life
An Illinois man was diagnosed with a brain tumour following a hot sauce challenge, and credited the spicy contest with saving his life.
Dolce & Gabbana boycotted after deriding gay adoption and IVF babies
Luxury goods brand Dolce & Gabbana is in hot water after criticising gay adoption and in vitro fertilisation in a series of controversial statements last week.
Willie Robertson donates $2,500 to Catholic High School's food drive
Duck Dynasty's Willie Robertson is proving that he has a charitable heart after he pledged $2,500 to the Catholic High School's canned food drive.
Police department gives free pizza to law-abiding citizens
People don't normally get rewarded for following the law, but the Farmington police department from New Hampshire wants to change that by offering free pizza and French fries to law-abiding citizens.
What do Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar do for inexpensive date nights?
Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar, the heads of the 19 Kids and Counting family, have been married for many years already, but they have managed to keep the romance alive by continuing to go on dates with each other over the years.
Customers treat terminally-ill Costco employee to an all-expenses paid vacation
When Arlie Smith, a Costco employee was diagnosed with terminal bone cancer, his family, friends, co-workers and even customers were all devastated that he only has two more years to live.
Joyce Meyer on how Christians should prepare to fight the battle for God
Christians should be well-equipped to face the devil's mind games and threats, says the popular author and speaker
Tom Hanks buys girl scout cookies, helps sell them too
American actor Tom Hanks plays nice guys in his movies, and in real life, the actor is no different than his beloved characters.
Mark Hall's wife wants people to use husband's ordeal to share the love of God
Casting Crown's Mark Hall has already finished undergoing surgery to remove his kidney and hopefully his cancer too, but his health ordeals are far from over.
Former Bachelor Sean Lowe thinks having two Bachelorettes is a bad idea
Former Bachelor Sean Lowe does not normally speak out against the show that introduced him to his wife Catherine Giudici, but this time, he felt the need to voice his views.
People should forget about 'winning' in order to make relationships work, says Kirk Franklin
Christian singer Kirk Franklin says that people should stop caring about "winning" in order to make relationships work.