Every Day, the Same, Again
A man cut off his own head with a chainsaw after stabbing his 70-year-old father to death in their apartment in the German city of Cologne, police said. The body of the offender, 24, was found headless when police raced to the apartment after an emergency call.
I’ve frozen my eggs so I can have a baby when I’m 60.
A 1-year-old boy died after being left alone in a car for hours as temperatures soared into the 80s.
Meet the world’s 10 worst mothers.
Umbilical cord blood works against some 70 diseases, including leukemia, lymphoma, and sickle cell anemia.
Scientists have found a potential target for treating up to 40% of breast cancers.
Carnivore ATM bites Florida kiddie.
Dog makes cell phone call to save owner’s life.
A rare trip through Hizbullah’s secret tunnel network.
There is an untold story of the war in Iraq — a story about soldiers who have gone to Canada to avoid going back to Iraq.
Liberty City, the setting of Grand Theft Auto IV, is a remarkably accurate replica of New York City, except that it has only four boroughs.
At a Brooklyn golf course, errant drives and nearby roads lead to smashed windows and raw nerves.
About 80 people relaxed on expensive beds to enjoy a classical music concert and ice cream promotion event organized by Haagen-Dazs in Tokyo.
Prince’s new perfume to smell like funk?
What is music? How does it work?
iPods held close to chest can cause cardiac pacemakers to malfunction.
The mysterious metallic object that crashed through the roof of a central New Jersey family’s home earlier this year was not a meteorite after all, geologists said. While the rocklike object looks like a meteorite, scientists say it is a stainless steel alloy that does not occur in nature and is most likely “orbital debris'’ – perhaps remnants of a satellite, a rocket or some other spacecraft component.
Numbers follow a surprising law of digits, and scientists can’t explain why.
New Marilyn Manson video gross, even by Marilyn Manson standards.
Beyonce will grace the cover of this year’s Sports Illustrated famous swimsuit issue.
On 12 September 2006, a woman died in a Chubby Bunny competition.
Exposure to sunlight could kill white alligator.
A Mexican man who spent nearly half of his life in American mental hospitals is now being hailed as one of the giants of 20th century art.
French uber-paparazzi got rich by simply mining the sidewalks, clubs, restaurants and boutiques of L.A.
Protesters argued Paris Hilton is a victim and a martyr.
The face, not the body, attracts a mate.
Rockstar Pete Wentz, of the Fall Out Boys, has opened a bar in the East Village (NYC) where people are allowed to have sex in the bathrooms.
List of Hitchcock cameo appearances.
The Chinese government has relocated some 250,000 Tibetans, ordering them to build new housing largely at their own expense and without their consent.
A Chinese park has painted stripes on a horse and is charging people to have pictures taken with a ‘zebra‘.
Here are some excerpts from my diary during the first few months of the existence of Netscape Communications, back when we were still called Mosaic. Back when there were only 20 or 30 of us, instead of however-many thousands of people there are today.
To draw 20- and 30-somethings, nudists are trying everything from deep discounts to a young ambassador program that encourages college and graduate students to talk to their peers about having fun in the buff.
The Wilhelm scream, A stock sound effect first recorded in 1951 and used in dozens of films (including Star Wars, The Lord of the Rings and Kill Bill).
The biggest mistake that people make when starting an exercise plan is starting too fast or too hard. Trust me, I’ve done it many times. I’ve learned to take it easy, start as small as possible, and worry about endurance or intensity later. The key in the beginning is to make it enjoyable and accomplishable.
The average viewers reaction to a Draft/FCB TV spot.
