If you're in Canada this summer, and you don't want to die, then listen up. If you're ready for a zombie attack, then you're ready for just about anything.
Man needs $20,000 to get dog back from exA recently split-up US man is so desperate to get his dog back from his ex that he's gone online to ask for $20,000 to pay the legal fees on top of the $30,000 he's already blown.
New Jersey town bans texting! Actually notPolice in the New Jersey Town of Fort Lee spent Monday trying to explain how they didn't ban texting while walking.
UK town celebrates 250 years of sandwichesThe British town of Sandwich will Sunday stage a dramatic re-enactment of the moment when the town's earl was said to have invented the sandwich, to mark the 250th anniversary of the bread-based snack.
Fans take passion for Benfica to the graveBenfica supporters can take their love of Portugal's biggest club all the way to the grave after an agreement with undertakers was announced on Friday.
Romney challenges Obama to waterskiingRepublican Mitt Romney took the White House race into uncharted waters, suggesting he would like to challenge President Barack Obama to a bit of waterskiing.
Paris takes the cake for priciest club sandwichParis, the City of Lights, is also the city with the most expensive club sandwich in the world, according to a global survey released Wednesday by an online travel service.
At customs, man claims 49 lizards were for lunchA German man stopped at customs with 49 live exotic lizards in his bag claimed they were destined for the cooking pot and even offered to bite one's head off to prove it, officials said Wednesday.
Bye-bye Bluebirds as Cardiff owner sees redThe Malaysian owner of Championship side Cardiff City has angered fans by suggesting that the club scraps its famous blue kit in favour of red shirts, reports said Wednesday.
British petrol stations receive architectural honourTwo 1960s British petrol stations were on Tuesday awarded Grade II protected status, fuelling interest in an establishment whose architecture is usually associated with drab uniformity.
Japan iced bra aims to keep everywhere coolA bra with built-in ice packs, a wind chime and a sprig of mint that was unveiled in Japan on Wednesday is promising to keep women cool this summer.
China students on intravenous drips for examsStudents in central China have resorted to classroom intravenous drips as a study aid to prepare for the nation's notoriously difficult college entrance exams, state press said Tuesday.
Woman bites off mugger's finger in Japan attackA mugger who attacked a woman in Japan fled empty-handed -- and with one finger missing -- after the intended victim chomped off his pinkie.
World champions in paper plane flying crownedPaper plane flyers from Lebanon, Czech Republic, Poland, Turkey and the United States were crowned world champions in Salzburg, Austria after defeating rivals from over 80 countries over the weekend.
Christie's seeks art lovers with money to burnSetting fire to art in Christie's posh Manhattan showrooms would usually get you arrested. But when a senior auctioneer lit up a $1 million art work Friday -- that was the point.
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