TheFW

While we are years away from hovering over traffic at 88 miles per hour, there's no harm in trying to bring to life one of the greatest creations in movie magic: the flying DeLorean car from 'Back to the Future.' That's exactly what a bunch of hobbyists in icy Russia did.

A FOX News affiliate station in Phoenix, AZ has gotten one of their on-air traffic reports to go viral. It's all thanks to a mysterious light flash caught on screen for a second or two. The light flash was so big, it has everyone wondering what on earth (or elsewhere) could have created it.

Who doesn't love Bo, the Obama family's loveable First Dog? Ever since the Obama family were given the dog as a gift, Bo has been a reliable source of fun in the White House. And this time, it looks like he's pulled the old "video bomb" trick by darting through a filmed segment on the White House lawn.

Cat toys sure have come a long way. Yarn and stuffed mice are still fun, but the more tech-savvy felines prefer getting their entertainment a whole new way: from an iPad. Cat food maker Friskies has released a new app called 'You vs. Cat,' billing it as the first dual-species tablet game to let humans play along with their feline friends.

Ryan Gosling is a busy man. The internet-approved heartthrob starred in the 'Ides of March,' 'Drive' and 'Crazy, Stupid, Love' in 2011, and has three more big-budget leading roles on the docket for 2012. But the upcoming Gosling movie that has been getting the most buzz over the last couple days is one that doesn't even exist.

Once you reach a certain age, it's always nice when people think you're younger than you are. But how about millions of years younger? That's what's happened with a Spanish dinosaur.

An Olive Garden recently opened in Grand Forks, ND, and according to the Grand Forks Herald's 85-year-old restaurant reviewer Marilyn Hagerty, it had become the talk of the town. So, being a good journalist, Hagerty wrote a review of it. Almost immediately after her article was posted to the Herald's website, it started to get an unusual number of hits, and quickly became the most read article on

Six-year old Baylee was celebrating her birthday with her kindergarten class by sharing a poster of her favorite things. Among them were chocolate and her father, Sgt. Adam Page, who has been serving in Afghanistan for as long as Baylee has been alive. Just when Baylee mentioned her beloved dad, her teacher told her to turn around because there was a surprise.

Rap artists have long sampled classical music, and 'Saturday Night Live' had a little fun with that phenomenon in a skit featuring Kristen Wiig, Jonah Hill and the rest of the cast bursting into an all-out jam set to the tune of a hit by '90s hip-hop sensation Coolio.

The annual SXSW interactive conference in Austin is sometimes plagued with snail-slow internet speeds (when you can connect at all). But this year it's been a little easier to find a wifi hotspot: just look for a homeless person. Yes, homeless people are now being used as wifi spots.

Chewbacca is the true man's best friend. In 'Star Wars,' he always had Han Solo's back, even when they were about to be shot in the head by a bunch of stormtroopers. He's the tough fur ball with a heart of gold, so it's only natural for someone to want to create their own real-life version, which is what happened to this dog.

When you were 14-years-old, you might have used your lawn-mowing money to save up for video games or an iPod. But one young woman in Florida thought much bigger -- she used her limited income to buy a house.

Many people thought the best part of Lindsay Lohan's much-ballyhooed return to 'Saturday Night Live' a couple weeks ago was 'The Real Housewives of Disney' spoof. In the sketch, Lohan's Rapunzel and Kristen Wiig's boozy Cinderella are joined by a group of backstabbing, gossip-y Disney princesses who behave in a similar matter to the (sort of) real life ladies of Bravo's various 'Housewives' realit

Last month, two-year-old Natalie was getting ready to take off on a JetBlue flight with her parents and her sister from Turks and Caicos to Boston. As two-year-olds are wont to do, little Natalie started to throw a fit. After about five minutes of some pretty intense screaming, Dr. Colette Vieau and her husband, Dr. Mordecai Stolk, were able to get their toddler under control and strapped into her

Criminals in Brazil don't just have to watch out for the cops -- now they need to check over their shoulders for Batman, too.