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Italian priest caught out lying to parishioners after Concordia disaster
An Italian priest has a lot of explaining to do after telling his parishioners he was going on a spiritual retreat, only for it to be revealed that he was on the capsized Costa Concordia cruise ship.
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Kate Middleton crowned ‘Hat Person of the Year'
In news that will shock precisely no one, the Duchess of Cambridge has been awarded the illustrious title of 'Hat Person of the Year' by the Headwear Association.
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Pennsylvania school district bans fur-lined boots
A suburban Philadelphia middle school's ban on a popular type of fur-lined boots isn't about fashion, it's about cellphones.
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Automatic toilet flushers stolen from Ohio businesses
Automatic toilet flushers have been disappearing from bathrooms at restaurants and other businesses in central Ohio.
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Tampa Bay Lightning mascot fired for silly string
A woman who while in costume as the Tampa Bay Lightning's mascot sprayed Silly String on a Boston Bruins fan, has been fired, according to the Tampa Bay Times.
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Cop patrolled 22 years without driver's license
Criminal charges have been filed against a policeman in the eastern German state of Saxony-Anhalt who allegedly drove patrol cars for more than 20 years without a proper driver's license, officials have revealed.
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Boy, 10, takes dad's car after missing school bus
A 10-year-old boy was apprehended by police on Thursday after taking his father's car and trying to drive it to school when he missed the bus.
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Actress found wandering naked in street
Le Parisien newspaper reported on Friday that the actress Laura Smet was found wandering naked on Friday morning in a chic part of Paris.
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Man withdraws mouse from cash machine
A bank customer in Ersboda, northern Sweden, got more than he bargained for when he made a withdrawal from a cash machine and pulled out his money, followed by a mouse.
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Woman runs herself over with own car
A woman in Hässelby in western Stockholm was dragged for nearly 10 metres under her own car after she managed run herself over on Friday morning in what police believe was a failed attempt to deal with some apparent engine trouble.
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Evangelical Churches Catch Suits From ‘Spirit’ Falls
A parishioner at the Disciple Fellowship Christian Church in East St. Louis, Ill., claims the spirit moved another worshiper so much during service that she caused others to tumble over backwards into her, causing injuries. Now she’s suing the church for damages.
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Greek priest held over treasure hunt
Police in northern Greece have arrested a village priest and a church elder for allegedly digging for treasure around the altar in the church.
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Eurovision hopeful puts herself on four-month sex ban to help prepare
Croatia's Eurovision Song Contest entrant Nina Badric has said she is on a self-imposed, four-month sex ban so she can focus on winning the competition.
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Man tried to hire assassin, pin murder on cat
Federal investigators helped by a conscientious paroled killer say they foiled a plot to abduct, extort and electrocute a wealthy man in a scheme they say borrowed elements from a television show and sought to blame the killing on the planned victim's cat.
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Possible human foot washes ashore on B.C. coast
A boot containing the apparent remains of a human foot have washed ashore on Vancouver's coast.
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Robert Hegyes, Juan Epstein of 'Welcome Back Kotter' dead at 60
Robert Hegyes, the Jersey-born actor who played Jewish Puerto Rican wheeler-dealer Juan Luis Pedro Phillipo de Huevos Epstein on the 1970s classic "Welcome Back Kotter," died from an apparent heart attack.
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Cocaine mistakenly sent to UN headquarters
A 16kg consignment of cocaine that Mexican drug traffickers recently lost has turned up in an unlikely place - the United Nations in New York.
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Terry Jones says Monty Pythons will reunite for film
The surviving members of Monty Python's Flying Circus are set to reunite for another film, Terry Jones has confirmed.
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