The latest craziness from our friends in Russia comes courtesy of this fellow, who climbed to the top of one of Stalin's skyscrapers in Moscow without the use of any safety gear.
He did bring along a helmet cam, so you can experience his stunt from the safety of your desk chair.
When fists fly on American television, usually it's a 'Jersey Shore' cast member or a 'Jerry Springer' guest that's involved.
In further proof that things are different in Russia, two of that nation's best-known citizens, billionaire media mogul Alexander Lebedev and billionaire property developer Sergei Polonsky were involved in a televised fistfight during a discussion of the current worldwide financial crisis.
A Russian architectural firm has developed a climate-controlled sleeping capsule the size of a "small dumpster" that has three self cleaning beds, wi-fi connections and room for luggage storage.
In this foreign language video, competitors from different nations compete for the nose rinsing world championship, seeing who can funnel the most water in one nostril and then out the other over a set period of time.
While we're not quite sure if these Ukrainian teens are as recklessly insane as the train surfers from India we met a few weeks ago, the trio definitely made their bids for Darwin Award immortality by climbing to the top of a large suspension bridge in Kiev without the aid of any climbing equipment.
A vicious polar bear is about the last creature you'd expect to see lurking in an urban alleyway, but, as you can see from this video, that terrifying scenario recently went down in a Russian city.
When we last checked in with Russia, there was a guy going around the country seeing how many breasts he could feel up. Things get even stranger in this new viral video from the former Soviet Union, which shows two wannabe ninjas in a public square engaging in what can only be described as a duel involving live pigeons.
For Sarah Jessica Parker, visiting the Bolshoi Theatre during a recent trip to Russia was almost a life-changing event. In fact, Parker seemed so taken with the landmark that she had difficulty expressing herself to David Letterman on the 'Late Show.'
For more than four minutes, Parker told a meandering story about her visit to the historic theatre, alternately touching on latrines, grain alcohol, surreptitious cell phone photos and her role in potentially causing a divorce.
Recently, a Russian fellow named Sam Nickles touched the breasts of 1,000 different women, for a total haul of 2,000 boobs felt.
Why? Well, he claims he's doing it for Russian strongman Vladimir Putin, because Putin is too busy with state affairs and being married to go out and touch potential voters in that manner. (Look, we're just reporting what Nickles says.)
Russian pole vaulter Dmitry Starodubtsev got quite the shock at the IAAF World Championships in South Korea over the weekend when the tool of his trade snapped right in the middle his attempt to clear a 5.75-meter bar.
A 7am flight between Moscow and London is an unusual venue for an exotic dance, but that's exactly when and where a 39-year-old Russian woman busted out an interactive striptease.
Dog may be God spelled backwards but in this video it's a cat that sounds like it's communing with the holy spirit. A native of Moscow, Russia, this grey cat named Fedor apparently chants like a Buddhist monk whenever his owner balances a book on her head to improve her posture.
We recently saw how a toddler sees the world, but have you ever wondered what a goat's POV looks like? Neither had we, but that doesn't mean we weren't excited to find out.
Firefighting isn't just a job -- it's also a sport. Firematic Racing involves firefighters competing against the clock to complete tasks like assembling and climbing a ladder or fitting and shooting a hose. Though the sport is most popular in New York, its reach extends across the pond to Europe, too.
Bill Clinton, the former US president usually associated with Big Macs and doughnuts, has so radically altered his diet that he now considers himself a vegan.