Salman Khan made an appearance at Mumbai airport, returning with high security. Dressed in a black t-shirt and black cargo ...

Aman Devgan showed up in Bandra post meeting, sporting a casual and comfortable look in a purple T-shirt and black lower.

He rocked a sleek black Sabyasachi suit with no shirt and layered gold necklaces that added drama and flair. Finishing touches like a stylish stick, chic black sunglasses, tousled hair, and a ...

Both opted for a classic suit jacket, no shirt, and a heaping portion of diamonds. Yet, both managed to do the look in their own specific way. Bieber wore a double-breasted Saint Laurent tuxedo ...

Glanville's diamond was Tim Friede, a self-taught snake expert based in California who exposed himself to the venom of snakes over the course of nearly 18 years, effectively gaining immunity to ...

According to the Driver Service Bureau, state firearm permits aren't considered official IDs and won't get the gold star. No. Travel outside the U.S. still requires a passport. Do I need a Real ID if ...

A “hyper immune” man has injected himself with the venom from 16 different species of snake to help create an anti-venom “cocktail” that treats multiple different kinds of snake bites.

Kenya is currently facing an alarming shortage of snake antivenom amid a significant rise in snakebite cases across the country. While the nation receives only 10,000 to 30,000 vials of antivenom ...

Tom Friede slowly increased the amount of venom he was exposed to over a 18-year period to try to build up tolerance. Credit: AP A man in Wisconsin has helped create a groundbreaking snake ...

After 18 years of self-administered snake bites, Tim Freide’s ... scope for protection against venom, and the discovery could provide protection against species whose bites currently have no cure.

The blood of an American who deliberately injected himself with snake venom for nearly two decades has led to an “unparalleled” antivenom, according to scientists. Tim Friede’s antibodies ...