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The pic features a smiling Bell, 36, sitting on Shepard’s lap - though Shepard himself isn’t smiling. Shepard and Bell began dating in late 2007, before tying the knot in October 2013. Shepard said he was taken aback by Bell’s “unbridled happiness” when they first met in 2007 at a birthday dinner for mutual friends.

GLENSIDE, Pa. (AP) - The smiles radiate from photos posted online by friends: Grace Packer sporting an impish grin as a toddler, floating happily in a pool as a young teen, leaning in to talk to a friend at her school lunch table.

Over the weekend, Indian Twitter found amusement in the not-so-amusing.  After China TV reported that Chinese troops would take only 48 hours to reach New Delhi in case of a war, Indians got chatty - and catty - about it. SEE ALSO: China is about to kick America's butt in renewable energy It all began when The International Spectator picked up the news.  And Indians spoke of the roadblocks, literally, en route to Delhi.  Some were funny anyway. And the rest were concerned. Rightly so.  And "realistic" we have to be. No one wants a war right? BONUS: Trump's 5-year-old granddaughter Arabella is huge in China

There’s a new phishing campaign targeting Gmail users. Security researchers say that it’s highly effective and that even experienced, tech-savvy users are being tricked by it. Whoever is behind this campaign is either employing a team that’s ready to pounce on newly-compromised accounts or their code includes some fairly sophisticated automation features. As soon as a victim submits a password, the criminals log in to the victim’s Gmail account. Once they’re in, they start gathering information to launch secondary attacks. They’re after a couple things. First, they’ll look for an attachment that the victim has previously sent to his or her contacts and a relevant subject line from an actual sent

"The one joke that still hurts, the sore spot that even my closest friends will press, the one stereotype that I still mistakenly believe at the most inopportune bedroom moments ... is that women don't want Asian men," he writes in an essay for The New York Times. Fresh Off the Boat author Eddie Huang is calling Steve Harvey's recent jokes about Asian men dating women of another race "upsetting." In an essay published by The New York Times, the author, chef and host of Viceland's Huang's World responded to Harvey's recent segment on his talk show that found the host cracking jokes about obscure, absurdly specific advice books that included Dating for Under a Dollar: 301 Ideas and How to Date

LONDON - Arya and Sansa Stark may be total badasses these days, but it wasn't always that way. Long before they were battle-hardened by the endless, freezing misery of Westeros, everybody's favourite Game of Thrones sisters were... well, they were just sort of small and adorable. SEE ALSO: Maisie Williams and Sophie Turner just took friendship goals to a whole new level On Monday afternoon, Maisie Williams tweeted the following request for old photos of herself and BFF Sophie Turner. And boy, did the internet deliver: There are many, many more where those came from too. When you ask the internet for help, you had better be prepared for the internet to deliver. BONUS: Watch Maisie Williams prove