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Ashton Kutcher Is Getting a Lot of Attention from Girls in Bars
Demi Moore filed for divorce from Ashton Kutcher, her husband of six years, a few weeks ago, and it looks like Kutcher might be ready to move on — if he wasn’t moving on before she filed divorce papers, thanks to those pesky rumors he was cheating on Moore.
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Fan Dies at Texas Rangers Game While Trying to Catch Ball
A man died at the Oakland A’s-Texas Rangers game Thursday night in Arlington, Texas when he fell 20 feet over the left field wall while trying to catch a ball.
The victim, identified as Shannon Stone, had reached over a rail to grab a foul ball thrown into the stands by Rangers’ star Josh Hamilton in the second inning. Stone, who was in the lower level with his son, tumbled into an area behind a wall near a scoreboard.
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Yikes! Dead Man’s Body Dug Up To Give Back Dentures To Rightful Owner
Kenneth Ray Manis won’t rest in peace just yet.
The Chattanooga, Tennessee man died earlier this month, but his body will be dug up so officials can retrieve a set of dentures belonging to another man who recently shared a hospital room with him, leaving the roomie with teeth not properly sized for his mouth.
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Duh! Potato Chips Will Make You Fat and Disgusting
It doesn’t take a genius to figure out eating potato chips will cause you to pack on the pounds.
Or maybe it does.
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Uncivil Behavior a Growing Problem In the US
How rude!
That catch phrase from ‘Full House’ is now more relevant than ever, thanks to the results of the Civility in America survey.
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Bride Arrested For Biting Husband on Wedding Night
Bernadette Besario Catan-Keeler’s first night as a married woman probably did not go the way she anticipated.
Police in Lighthouse Point, Florida arrested the 30-year-old woman for attacking and biting her new husband, not even 24 hours after they got hitched.
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Woman Sues After Suffering Burns from Bikini Top
If you’re thinking of getting a nice tan this summer, consider the tale of Robin Corrente first.
The 50-year-old Yaphank, New York woman is suing a bathing suit manufacturer, claiming she suffered third-degree burns after the underwire in the top portion of her bikini became overheated.
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60-Year-Old Grandmother Runs Marathon in All 50 States
She may be 60, but Gloria Linares still likes to be on her feet.
Linares has finally completed her goal of running a marathon in all 50 states.
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Yoplait Pulls Commercial Amidst Eating Disorder Complaints [VIDEO]
A group that encourages healthy eating is saying “no way” to Yoplait.
The National Eating Disorders Association has applauded the yogurt-maker for its decision to pull one of its commercials, out of claims that it depicts unrealistic images and expectations of being skinny.
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Man Sets House on Fire While Cleaning Foot Infection
Sure, your feet burn when you have athlete’s foot, but a Fort Walton, Florida man had a foot injury that caused much worse burning than that.
The unidentified man accidentally set his house on fire Wednesday while he cleaned an infection in his foot.
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Celebration Set for World’s Longest-Burning Light Bulb
Let there be light!
A celebration honoring the anniversary of a light bulb that has been on for 110 years at a fire station in Livermore, California will take place this weekend.
The 60-watt light, which is only powered to four watts, was turned on in 1901 and has been burning up like a Lady Gaga song ever since.
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Escaped Prisoner Caught When He Knocks on Guard’s Door
There’s a reason men don’t like to ask for help.
A prisoner who escaped from the Olympic Corrections Center in Washington State was captured Wednesday after he knocked on the door of a resort cabin in the woods, only to find out a guard who works at the facility was renting it.
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Kids Selling Lemonade at US Open Fined $500 for Not Having Permit [VIDEO]
What does the Grinch do when it isn’t the Christmas season? He apparently hits the links.
A county inspector has fined the parents of children selling lemonade near the US Open at the Congressional Country Club in Bethesda, Maryland $500 because they didn’t have a permit.
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What Teams Are Most Desperate To Win Their First Championships?
You never forget your first love and you can bet you never forget your first title.
The Dallas Mavericks, in business since 1980, have claimed their first NBA title in franchise history by knocking off the vaunted Miami Heat
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Man Discovers His House Was Stolen
A lot of people are losing their homes in this economy, but one Canadian man actually lost his home.
A man outside of Toronto called police after he had returned to his mobile home to find it had disappeared.
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University of New Mexico Football Player Arrested for Wearing Baggy Pants on Plane
University of New Mexico football player Deshon Marman’s trip to San Francisco was already sad enough before police got involved.
Marman, who was in the city to attend the funeral of a high school friend, was arrested at San Francisco International Airport Wednesday after he refused to pull up his saggy pants while on a plane heading to Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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Top 10 List Explains Why There Are So Many Top 10 Lists
Top 10 lists used to be the domain of David Letterman and the FBI’s Most Wanted, but they’re now popping up on the internet with the frequency of Subway restaurants on street corners. There are so many lists, in fact, there’s a whole website dedicated to it.
What’s behind this trend? So glad you asked.
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Robber Forced to Buy Gum to Get Money in Cash Register [VIDEO]
It takes money to make money. That old adage applies even to those on the wrong side of the law.
A robber in Fort Lauderdale, Florida had to buy a pack of gum in order to get a cash register to open when he tried to hold up a discount store earlier this month.
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Man Sues Nail Salon for Charging Men More Than Women
Norris Sydnor III needs clean fingers to count all the money he’s hoping to collect.
The Mitchellville, Maryland man is suing a nail salon for $200,000, claiming discrimination because it charges men $1 more than women for a manicure.
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US Birth Rate Drops For Third Straight Year
The nuclear family is shrinking.
For the third-consecutive year, births in the US have decreased.
