• Hospitals Set Anchor on Pirate-Themed Decoration and Progress with Toy Pedal Cars

  A trip to the doctors is never fun for the kids. The anxiety of not knowing whether they will be prescribed to medication or be given the needle makes the hospital one of the top ten scary places in everyone's list. But hospitals across the world are figuring out ways to make children feel at ease once they step foot in the lab. Such unconventional methods include pedal cars to transport children to the operating room and a Pirate-Themed CT scan room.

  

• White Sheets of Love: Father Sends His Daughter a Message Through Napkins

  What would you do for your kids if you had less than five years to live? What big plan do you have to show your family how much you love them? Hopefully it doesn't involve anything close to what Walter White did in Breaking Bad. Garth Callaghan, 44, would tell you that committing yourself to the little things would leave a big impact on someone's life, little things like writing inspiring notes on a napkin and leaving them in your daughter's lunchbox every school day.

  

• Seoul Propose Reunions for Families Separated by Korean War

  South Korea has proposed that the two Koreas hold reunions for families separated by the 1950-1953 Korean war on Feb. 17-22 at Mt. Geumgang, a North Korean mountain resort.

  

• Ex-President of Trader Joe’s Doug Rauch to Sell Expiring Food in New Store

  Doug Rauch, ex-president of Trader Joe's, is determined to resolve the food wasting problem by opening The Daily Table, a grocery store and restaurant in Dorchester, Mass. that offers inexpensive food pulled off from the shelves by regular grocery stores.

  

• Kendrick Lamar Snubbed, Led Zeppelin Bizarrely Awarded: Grammys 2014

  Daft Punk got "Lucky" on Sunday night, as the French duo nabbed record of the year for their single "Get Lucky" and album of the year for "Random Access Memories" at the 56th Annual Grammy Awards.