Traffic jams always give us headaches. At least if this massive flock of waddling and quacking ducks was the cause, we'd have something to amuse us until the gridlock cleared up.
One of the living legends of animation has finally been rewarded for her pioneering work.
June Foray, an actress who has provided voiceover work for such cartoons as 'The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show' and 'Looney Tunes,' among others, received her first Emmy for her television work at 94 years old.
The newspaper might become less and less of a staple on our lawns or breakfast tables but even the youngest among us can recognize one of its most iconic and colorful stars (and we don't mean Paul Krugman.) We're talking about a certain lasagna-loving fat cat with a very heavy disdain for Mondays.
Author Koji Suzuki, the horror novelist behind the 'Ring' movies, has a new scary novel set to be published in America in an unusual way: it's entirely printed on rolls of toilet paper.
Summertime can be a grilling affair. Yes, it's a dumb pun but you didn't think of it, did you?
Man has long tried to find ways to defy the laws of gravity. We've put our bodies and lives on the line to prove that gravity isn't as constant as we once thought. We've built planes that can not only fly but transport hundreds of people at once. We've even created jetpacks that can thumb our nose at gravity by launching a single person high into the heavens.
We've even tried to do it in vehicles and devices that weren't designed to challenge gravity. One car, specifically a dune buggy, has found the most interesting way yet.
Science and technology has given us so many things that have taken the place of conventional chores and tasks. The dishwasher, for example, can scrub down an entire load of dirty dishes and specialty soaps and detergents don't even require people to pre-rinse them. Dryers can take the damp out of a whole load of laundry. The only chore that really hasn't gotten a high tech makeover is making the bed. Until now.
Having a license plate that reads "ZOMBIE" may not make people think that you're going to eat their brains or other parts of their various anatomy. It will stick in their minds in another way.
Hollywood and Broadway have a long tradition of turning classic films into musical numbers and productions. It's happened to 'Spider Man,' Mel Brooks' 'The Producers, 'Big' and even all three 'Evil Dead' movies.
So until we get the inevitable 'Aliens' musical, we can all enjoy this intentionally funny musical version.
An Ohio woman took the phrase "frivolous lawsuit" to a new level with her lawsuit over her towed car.
Michelle R. Mathis of Columbus, Ohio asked for $500 billion in damages from the city after they impounded her 2002 Saturn SC2.