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More than 150 Erie police officers grew facial hair for a good cause, raising $4,000 for local nonprofits. The department's fun twist on No Shave November turned beards into charitable donations.
When Eva Barilaro asked her boyfriend to shave her head after alopecia forced her hair loss, he made a stunning gesture 42 seconds in. Without a word, he turned the razor on himself.
The Eurovision Song Contest is heading to Asia for the first time, bringing its celebrated music competition to Bangkok this November. At least 10 countries across the continent will compete in the historic inaugural event.
Just minutes into her Olympic debut, Kaitlin Shave tore her ACL and watched her Paris dreams end. Now she's back, faster than ever, and hunting gold in Los Angeles 2028.
When Namrata Goel lost her hair to chemotherapy, her husband picked up a razor and shaved his own head. His simple act reminded her she'd never face cancer alone.
Volunteers lined up to have their heads shaved in support of children battling cancer, raising funds for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. The foundation provides crucial support and hope to kids diagnosed with cancer and their families. ---
A skateboarding 10-year-old from Queenstown is shaving her head after raising over $2,000 for children with cancer. Juno Hadlow wanted to give kids something she gets to choose but they don't.
Egypt will welcome over 10,000 entrepreneurs from 70+ countries to Cairo this November for the world's largest entrepreneurship festival. The event positions Egypt as a rising hub for innovation and cross-border business partnerships across Africa and beyond.
For the first time ever, visitors will see a complete space shuttle system standing in launch position, just like it looked on the launchpad. The California Science Center opens this one-of-a-kind exhibit on November 13.
A spacecraft launched in 1977 is about to set a cosmic record that reminds us how far human curiosity can travel. NASA just confirmed Voyager 1 will become the first human-made object to reach one light-day from Earth on November 18, 2026.
The world's biggest music spectacle is coming to Asia for the first time, bringing 10 countries together in Bangkok for a celebration of culture and creativity. Thailand will host the inaugural Eurovision Song Contest Asia in November 2026, marking 70 years of the beloved competition.
Qatar will welcome young football stars from 48 nations for the U-17 World Cup from November 19 to December 13. The expanded tournament continues building on last year's record-breaking event that drew nearly 200,000 fans to Doha.
NASA's final space shuttle will stand in launch position at the California Science Center starting November 13, complete with boosters and a ride up the gantry. After 14 years on display horizontally, Endeavour is getting the showcase it deserves.
The monster movie that surprised Hollywood with an Oscar win is getting a sequel. "Godzilla Minus Zero" stomps into US theaters November 6, bringing Japan's legendary creature back to the big screen.
Astrophysicists discovered two "super-puff" planets 1,100 light-years away that are as large as Jupiter but incredibly light. These cosmic oddities have the density of cotton candy and are rewriting what scientists thought was possible in our universe. ##
Small satellites could soon do twice as much science with half the fuel thanks to a breakthrough propulsion system. NASA is testing the game-changing technology in space later this year.
A new solar panel is shattering efficiency records and flying off the shelves, proving clean energy keeps getting better and cheaper. JinkoSolar's Tiger Neo 3.0 has racked up enough orders to power millions of homes.
Norway just achieved what seemed impossible a decade ago: nearly every new car sold is electric. The secret? A 30-year commitment to tax breaks and smart infrastructure that made going green the easy choice.
Ultra-endurance cyclist Lael Wilcox is buzzing off her hair before attempting to break the around-the-world cycling record, calculating it will save her 13 precious hours. The 39-year-old Alaskan is rethinking everything about efficiency as she prepares to ride 240 miles per day for 78 days starting June 7.
Dakar, Senegal will make history in November 2026 as the first African city to host an Olympic event, welcoming 24 youth basketball teams from around the world. The Games represent a milestone for the continent and the fast-growing street sport of 3x3 basketball.
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