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Google is celebrating Elizabeth Blackwells 197th birthday on Feb. 3 with a Google Doodle tribute. The Google Doodle shows Blackwell, a pioneer of medical and feminist history, at a desk covered with books, medical supplies and a classic leather doctors bag. The sketch was drawn by Harriet Lee Merrion, who lives in the town where

Benita was actually introduced to me by my younger sister and though we did not date for long, she did not give me any cause for concern. She found a way of making my children like her so much that they were on my neck to get married to her.

Below are 5 historical legends who have had a tremendous impact on this country: Ameyo Adadevoh She was a lead consulting physician born October 27, 1956, and died August 19, 2014. In 2014, at the break of the Ebola disease, Adadevoh curbed what could have been a tragic play of events; by placing Patrick Sawyerr,

We all have a couple we idealize. For some its Burns and Allen, for others its Tracy and Hepburn, and for yet others its Siegfried and Roy. For me it was Howard and Alison Stern. I became infatuated with their marriage in sixth grade, listening to Sterns local radio show after school. Here was a

August 4, 2015 11:43 PM EDT In case you, like this writer, are not aware of the What Are Those?! meme, its an increasingly popular trend on video-sharing sites like Vine and Instagram where a person wearing dirty, unkempt or off-brand (read: lame) shoes is publicly shamed like, hundreds of thousands of views shamed.