After the Chernobyl nuclear plant disaster in 1986, the area was deemed uninhabitable — for humans, at least. Wild animals have since prospered in the area, including man's best friend: dogs. When residents of Pripyat and Chernobyl evacuated, many people had to leave behind their dogs. Thirty-one years later, puppies now walk around the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone (CEZ), waiting for a pat on the head that will never come. As the documentary Puppies of Chernobyl explains, the animals should be avoided at all costs, since they could carry radioactive particles in their fur. It's estimated that about 900 stray dogs exist around the area and it's unknown just how much (or little) radiation is affecting them. The dogs are receiving some care, however; organizations Four Paws and Clean Futures Fund (CFF) teamed up to spay, neuter, and vaccinate the dogs to protect power plant workers. "By neutering the strays, we will also achieve a long-term reduction in their population, impr..

Here's a GREAT feel-good story about French Montana that'll leave you feeling good about humanity! The rapper has undergone MAJOR humanitarian efforts in the African nation of Uganda over the last few months, and today, it culminated in the opening of a brand new hospital thanks to his fu..

Rose McGowan claims in a new interview that disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein, who she has accused of sexually assaulting her, wishes she was dead. Hollywood’s Sexual Misconduct Scandals The Charmed alum, 44, is among more than 50 women who have accused Weinstein of sexual misco..

We've long been reporting the news about Kathy Griffin's aggressive, really kind of wacky neighbor -- Jeffrey Mezger, the CEO fo KB Home -- but now we're getting word about a major legal battle won by the comedian. It was just a couple weeks ago that Griffin had her restraining order..