A hot cup of Ceylon tea is better known as being soothing and relaxing, but Sri Lanka is now marketing its most profitable export as a luxury boost for the libido. The tea industry is increasingly plugging Ceylon's supposed aphrodisiac qualities in a bid to radically change perceptions of the brew, which manufacturers say can sell for less than water in some markets.

If your landlord is the sort that regards all pets no better than pests, and you've been fighting the urge to cuddle a cat, you ought to peek into the Purr Cat Cafe Club.

Like a recurring nightmare, the return of O.J. Simpson to a Las Vegas courtroom on Monday will remind Americans of a tragedy that became a national obsession and in the process changed the country's attitude toward the justice system, the media and celebrity.

A work by renowned British graffiti artist Banksy that was withdrawn from a controversial U.S. auction is being put up for sale again in London, auctioneers said Saturday.

Grammy-winning musician Chris Brown's neighbors are unhappy with the creepy art he's chosen to have painted along the curb of his Hollywood Hills home.

As in any other school around the country, students at the Green School in Bali are taught the rigors of mathematics, science, languages and other general subjects. The catch: they're also learning to grow rice paddies. And yes, there's a mud-wrestling pit here too.

How the mighty have fallen in Mexico — at least on movie screens and in social media. A comedy lampooning the rich has become the highest-grossing film in Mexican cinema history, with 5 million moviegoers laughing at the story of a construction tycoon fooling his spoilt children into a life of poverty.

Are U.S. moms, who will be celebrated Sunday on Mother's Day, more important than dads and romantic partners?

Scientists investigating the source of the moon's internal water have lifted telltale fingerprints from Apollo-era lunar rocks showing that the liquid may have originated from meteorites bombarding Earth.

John Lennon's first car — a 1965 Ferrari 330 GT coupe — is going up for auction in England in July and could fetch up to 220,000 pounds (US$337,950), auctioneers Bonhams said.