Shauna Wright

Looks like baby girls may have to find another signature color -- pink might not actually even exist.

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We already know movie tickets are at an all-time high -- and now one theatergoer is fighting back against the exorbitant cost of the popcorn and soda we often buy to munch on during screenings of 'The Lorax.'

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Oreos are the most popular cookies in the United States, with Americans scarfing down some 25 billion of the chocolate sandwich confections every year. And since this week marks Oreo's 100th birthday, we thought we'd celebrate with some facts and lore.

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It's never a good idea to run up a restaurant tab and then skip out on the bill -- and it's an even worse idea when said eatery is lousy with cops.

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It's 3 a.m. and you're dying for freshly-baked cupcakes. If you're lucky enough to live in the Los Angeles area, you won't have to make them yourself -- you can just hit up the new cupcake machine at gourmet bakery Sprinkles.

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Forget Batman -- there is a new vigilante prowling the city streets. His mission? To silence noisy cell phones in public places. His weapon? A cell phone jammer, the latest trend in hot gadgets. 

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While some women observed the centuries-old tradition of proposing to their men on Leap Day, an elderly couple used the occasion to tie the knot -- and it seems to have landed them in the record books.

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If the eleventy-billion GOP debates just haven't been enough for you, now you can act them out at home -- with your very own Republican action figures.

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The first rule of Fake ID Club may very well be that you don't talk about Fake ID Club. But we have to think the second rule surely has to be "don't use an internationally-famous movie star's photo." Seems a Brazilian conman didn't get the memo, though.

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We have Feb. 29th -- otherwise known as Leap Day -- every four years to make up for the fact that the Earth doesn't circle the sun in exactly 365 days. Without that occasional extra day thrown in, our entire calendar and its corresponding seasons would eventually be way off and we'd be celebrating Christmas during bikini weather.

But it isn't just a scientific thing. There's a lot of lore behind it, and it's observed and celebrated in a variety of ways.

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