Shauna Wright

The new movies coming out between now and the end of the year are like a sequel-palooza -- 'Sherlock Holmes,' 'Mission Impossible' and even 'The Chipmunks' are all getting another go-round in theaters. While it's generally-accepte

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We've all heard the story of the three bears who were surprised to find Goldilocks in their bed. But have you heard the one about a New Zealand woman who was surprised to find a baby seal in her kitchen?

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Barbara Walters has named her Most Fascinating Person of 2011: Steve Jobs.

While her policy has always been to choose only living people for the annual roundup, Walters said that when Jobs retired as CEO of Apple last summer, she knew he'd be her pick to top the list. And even after his death on October 5, Walters stuck to her choice because, much like Jobs believed, “rules were made to be broken.”

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The vote may still be out, but we're gonna go ahead and call it: 'All I Want For Christmas Is You' is officially 2011's most popular (and, depending on who you ask, overplayed) holiday song.

The Mariah Carey hit from 17 years ago is suddenly everywhere, no doubt bolstered by the remake the pop diva recently did with tween-sensation Justin Bieber. But even regular people are getting in on the act, filming themselves singing, lip-syncing, or dancing to the tune. From kids to soldiers, here are 10 of our favorite 'All I Want for Christmas Is You' covers below.

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There are some phrases that are usually only spoken by women -- and a new viral video, 'Sh*t Girls Say,' proves it in hilarious fashion.

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A Dutch architectural firm is under fire after releasing a mock-up of two proposed buildings in Seoul, South Korea that look eerily like New York City's Twin Towers just after hijackers flew planes into them on 9/11.

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Potty-training a baby? Feh. Try potty-training a rat.

The woman in this video (who, according to the self-written description on YouTube, is diabolically sensitive about anyone questioning her bathroom's cleanliness) managed to teach her hairless albino rat how to use a toilet whenever he has to, you know, make with the pellets.

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Some women are single because they're too picky. And others happily grow old alone because they go out with guys who simply can't accept rejection gracefully.

Such was the case with a woman named Lauren, who had but one date with an investment banker named Mike -- and then got an email that would've sent some women straight to a convent.

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Proving that sometimes it really is better to give than receive, three lucky Michigan Kmart shoppers have had their layaway tabs picked up by a mysterious Secret Santa. Ho ho...oh yeah!

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Proving that some people will just never ever get it, notorious womanizer and all-around poor excuse for a human being Jesse James made his return to reality TV this week and made a rather incredulous statement during the intro to 'American Chopper: The Build-Off.'

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If you've got a hangover, ditch the old-school remedies -- the FDA has finally weighed in with an approved over-the-counter drug called Blowfish.

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Attention Nicki Minaj fans -- your idol has now been recreated in the form of a one-of-a-kind Barbie. You can even take her home, too... for the right price, of course.

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A California couple may now be able to claim the title of Biggest Disney Fans in the World since purchasing a replica of the house in 'Up.' Clinton and Lynette Hamblin had been looking for a house with a similar style to the one seen in the Pixar movie, and they found it in the Salt Lake City suburb of Herriman, UT.

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Soothing a crying baby isn't an exact science. People have tried everything from rocking to pacifiers to lullabies, often with mixed results.

But the parents in the video below tried a more novel approach: they let their dog sing the child to dreamland.

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The cutthroat world of dog, cat, and horse shows are not for the faint of heart -- so how about a bunny show instead?

The new documentary 'Rabbit Fever' profiles six people who participate in such events, all striving to win top honors at the National American Rabbit Convention, a spectacle that features more than 25,000 bunnies (!!!) in what's reportedly the largest mass of rabbits in the world.

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