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As the $2 billion hit returns to theaters for its anniversary, here’s some flotsam and jetsam about James Cameron’s epic.

In Titanic, there is one way Jack could have survived, director James Cameron admits, after 25 years and an experiment.

In "Titanic: 25 Years Later," once more, NatGeo opens the door to the Oscar winner so his heart can go on

LOS ANGELES — Since P-22's death in December, the most famous mountain lion in Los Angeles has been honored with roadside tributes, half a dozen murals and an upcoming celebration of life in Griffith Park is expected to draw thousands.

In a new book, "The Blue Zones American Kitchen: 100 Recipes to Live to 100," bestselling author Dan Buettner transformed decades of research into 100 recipes to live up to 100.

Gabriele Galimberti said the parents of the child models holding teddy bears didn’t ‘raise concerns’ about BDSM

When actor Chris Hemsworth, aka Thor, God of Thunder, agreed to host a National Geographic series about extending the human life span, he didn’t expect to discover a genetic risk of his own. But that’s what happened as Hemsworth revealed on an episode of “Limitless” that he carries a common…

A veteran with PTSD rehabs a baby ocelot in this inspiring new documentary that also tackles mental health and more

A year ago, Matt Wright was described as a “global export” with an international reality TV show on the horizon. Now, just weeks after its Netflix debut, he’s "strenuously denied" perverting the course of justice following a helicopter crash that killed his best mate.

The fashion brand published a controversial campaign featuring children holding bondage teddy bears, and a Supreme Court case on child pornography in a separate ad. Meredith Clark reports

The fashion brand published a controversial campaign featuring children holding bondage teddy bears, and a Supreme Court case on child pornography in a separate ad. Meredith Clark reports