The Science Guy is back, just in time to 'Save the World' with verifiable facts and guest stars like Alton Brown.

The 'Star Trek' and 'X-Men' actor teamed up with Wags and Walks and ASPCA to foster Ginger, a rescue pit bull.

These people overcame childhood illnesses and injuries to become trailblazers in their fields.

Almost 50 years after Aldrin ate oatmeal on Apollo 11, Quaker uses his breakfast of choice in an inspirational ad not aired in the U.S.

Famed naturalist David Attenborough says that despite his scripts taking longer to write, he has absolutely no plans of retiring.

Oscar-winning actor Daniel Day-Lewis famously went on sabbatical to focus on his family and farming in 2013. Now it's clear he's not coming back.

Epicurious picks the 100 greatest home cooks of all time, and you might be surprised by the names on the list.

No, it won't be called Luke's coffee, but 'Gilmore Girls' Scott Patterson's new java seems to hint at the coffee served in the fictional diner.

O, That's Good! soups and side dishes include a healthy twist of unexpected vegetables and beans.

After his dog died, Ryan Gosling took to wearing George's tag.

Leonardo DiCaprio backs Beyond Meat, saying the development of plant-based meats will help advance action on climate change.

Bindi Irwin shares heartfelt message about her father and conservation on Nov. 15, which is now Steve Irwin Day.

Celebrity chefs are calling out sweet potato casserole with marshmallows, but know this: there's a place for sweet potatoes on your Thanksgiving table.

Meghan Markle, who just got engaged to Prince Harry and will be joining the royal family, has developed a passion for saving pups in need.

A photo snapped by singer Frenchie Davis of Louis Boria knitting on the subway drew attention to his business, Brooklyn Boy Knits.

Acclaimed British actress stars in a new BBC documentary that unlocks the remarkable secrets of forests.

Celebrities are asked to show off their hidden talents, and Oprah surprises with her ability to make dog poop stains vanish.

Tim Hawking says he added swear words to his dad's speech software and used his wheelchair as a go-kart.

Stephen Hawking, the renowned theoretical physicist, lived for 50 years with ALS, a group of rare neurological diseases, but he never let it define him.

The British royal family's pampered pets are often as famous as the family itself.

Check out these $20 (or less) bottles from around the world, plus a bottle of fizz to splurge on.

New study sheds light on the illusion and athleticism behind Michael Jackson's 'Smooth Criminal' tilt.

Two goats discovered along subway tracks in Brooklyn are on now safely on their way to Farm Sanctuary.

Famous people understand dogs as well as the rest of us.

For wealthy Californian homeowners, extra peace of mind comes with a high price tag.

Actor doesn't even wear a veil to protect himself because, clearly, all living things love Morgan Freeman.

Animal advocate Tracey Stewart worked with the Farm Sanctuary Emergency Rescue Team to re-home the abandoned animals.

Hollywood legend Doris Day was an actress, singer and animal welfare activist.

Putting Fido on a vegetarian diet can help the planet, but will it harm your pooch?

A new study reveals how smooth, vertical surfaces can confuse a bat's echolocation abilities.

Dodder vines can tap into multiple hosts, causing damage but also providing botanical wires that let host plants share valuable info.

Humans seem to be causing 'a radical shift in the living architecture of the planet,' researchers say.

Social marine mammals provide a 'unique and striking parallel' to our own species, scientists say.

Only about 2 percent of Iceland is now forested, down from as much as 40 percent before Vikings arrived.

A human home inevitably contains about 100 kinds of arthropods, research shows, but most are harmless and some can be helpful.

From urban jungles to sprawling prairies, here are some noteworthy facts about these resourceful rodents.

New marine reserves are making a big splash around the planet — and not a moment too soon.

Before she flew back into the wild, Miss Alicia the bat met a fruit and fell in love.

Scientists are studying the sleep habits of mountain lions to help protect the cats from habitat loss.

White-nose syndrome is obliterating bats across North America, but a new study suggests the fungus behind the plague has an Achilles' heel.

A new study introduces 18 previously unknown spider species that look remarkably like pelicans.

The 'alalā went extinct in the wild in 2002, but a captive breeding program is preserving hope for the species.

About the size of a pinky nail, the nest cups are filled with 'eggs.'

Stumbling upon these beautiful coral mushrooms makes a walk in the forest extra special.

Charles Darwin's birthday has become a global holiday for science.

Climate change is enabling a beech boom, according to a 30-year study, and that may spell ecological trouble.

A group of stick spiders in Hawaii evolves into the same three 'ecomorphs' every time it colonizes a new island or region.

Mowing a lawn every two weeks instead of weekly can boost the abundance of bees, according to a new study.

You may think of butterflies simply as colorful garden pollinators, but there's so much more to these beautiful insects!

More than 100 plant species are capable of going dormant to avoid danger, according to a new study.