Just two weeks ago, a Florida man went fishing in a Bass Pro Shop and absconded with a live tarpon. Now, we learn that another Bass Pro Shop visitor, this… Read the rest of the article: Man strips naked and does cannonball into Bass Pro Shop aquarium
This Simpsons enthusiast demonstrated their love for Abraham Jebediah "Abe" Simpson II, aka Grampa, by having the entirety of one of his rambling stories tattooed on a limb. Now that's… Read the rest of the article: Tattoo of Grampa Simpson's rambling"bust heads" story…. all of it
Cayton Law of Pittsburgh, PA left an envelope on his kitchen counter containing $4,000 in cash as payment for contractors working on his home. When he returned, he found his… Read the rest of the article: Dog eats $4000 in cash (video)
An Australian man paid approximately $20,000 for seven pairs of what he believed to be rare Nike Air Jordan sneakers. But when he received the good, the man said that… Read the rest of the article: Man sued teenager for selling him $20,000 worth of fake Air Jordans
In Edmond, Oklahoma, the Dyer family dog Oakley ventured into the backyard at night when nature called. Then, out of nowhere, a coyote pounced on him. Moments later, another coyote… Read the rest of the article: Cat rescues dog from coyotes attacking him (video)
Suhail Mohiuddin has become social media's favorite dentist thanks to his viral videos filled with wit and wisdom. His approach to marketing seems to be working. Dentologie, a Chicago-based dental… Read the rest of the article: Five dental myths debunked
Musical theater legend Andrew Lloyd Webber, creator of Phantom of the Opera, once called in a priest to rid his home of what he thought was a real phantom. The… Read the rest of the article: Phantom of the Opera creator Andrew Lloyd Webber called priest to rid haunted home of phantom
Lacking the subtlety of traditional bank robbers handing a teller a demand note, burglars in San Francisco drove an SUV through the front plate glass windows of a Bank of… Read the rest of the article: Burglars drive SUV through San Francisco bank windows (video)
The mystery object above washed ashore on New Year's Eve between Santa Cruz and Monterey, California. Its arrival on the Pajaro Dunes was likely the result of the incredible storms… Read the rest of the article: Mystery object on Santa Cruz beach was big-ass bomb
"Regulate" is the classic 1994 hip-hop number by Warren G (featuring Nate Dogg). Along with samples of Bob James's "Sign of the Times" and Dr. Dre's "Let Me Ride," the… Read the rest of the article: Warren G and Kenny G perform "Regulate" (video)
Residents of Wintergreen, Virginia were surprised to catch numerous glimpses of Bigfoot roaming around nearby mountainous areas, forests, and even outside of homes last month. Wintergreen Police Department received numerous… Read the rest of the article: Virginia police respond to rash of Bigfoot sightings and video evidence (video)
Blue Scuti, 13, is the first person to ever beat the classic Tetris game on the Nintendo Entertainment System. It's taken 34 years for a human do it. (An AI… Read the rest of the article: A 13-year-old has just become the first person to beat Tetris
In December 1993, just down the road from Disney World in Orlando, Florida, another theme park opened. Splendid China was owned by a travel agency called China Travel Services and… Read the rest of the article: Splendid China, the bizarre theme park once down the road from Disney World
A woman in Longboat Key—a town on the central west coast of Florida—was recently looking forward to a nice lunch with her husband. Having picked a restaurant, she was kind… Read the rest of the article: Woman calls police after Florida man vanishes during lunch date
In 1902, stage magician and filmmaker Georges Méliès created Le Voyage dans la Lune, considered the first science fiction movie ever. With its surreal story and pioneering special effects, it remains… Read the rest of the article: 150 greatest science fiction films of all time
Last week, Kai Zhuang, 17, a Chinese exchange student living in Riverdale, Utah, disappeared. His high school called police after his family in China said that they had been notified… Read the rest of the article: Teenage victim of "cyber-kidnapping" found alone in remote mountains
Recently, Spirit Airlines accidentally put an unaccompanied 6-year-old boy on a flight from Philadelphia to Orlando, Florida. His destination was actually Fort Myers. Attempting to keep up with the competition,… Read the rest of the article: Teenager bound for Ohio accidentally flown to Puerto Rico
From Hawaii's feral chicken problem to snowstorms on Mars, Pablo Escobar's hippopotamuses, and the US's lifeguard shortage, The Atlantic is a great source of well-reported and intriguing stories about unusual… Read the rest of the article: You have two noses, the US Army mulled yerba mate for soldiers, and 79 other startling facts
At 2am yesterday, a toxic vapor cloud of hazardous chemicals injured two Disneyland employees (aka "cast members"). Anaheim Fire & Rescue treated one of the employees at the park and… Read the rest of the article: Hazardous chemical cloud at Disneyland injures employees
Remember the Chinese spy balloon—aka the "civilian airship used for research, mainly meteorological, purposes" (according to China)—that in February flew over the United States until the US Air Force shot… Read the rest of the article: That Chinese spy balloon used a U.S. internet provider to transmit its data
