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Eating nothing but ramen noodles isn't exactly breaking news - in fact, it's called "college" in most places - but one British teen has taken her devotion to new, frightening heights. At 18-years-old, Georgi Readman of the Isle of Wight, U.K., claims to have eaten nothing but packets of the instant-cooking treat for the last 13 years.
While some might cringe at the idea of getting knee-deep in someone else's trash, one Tennessee man recently proved there's plenty of treasure to be had where few dare to tread. Joe Ellis of Murfreesboro, Tenn. recently found $3,800 in cash in the dumpster outside a Speedy Mart. Even more surprising though is what happened next: he turned the money in.
Rapper Gucci Mane continues to prove he's just as notorious for his bombastic music as he is for enthusiastically ramming his head into the brick wall of the law. The southern hip hop star was indicted on one count of aggravated assault Tuesday after allegedly breaking a champagne bottle over a solider's head in an Atlanta night club.
In a totally understandable attempt to outrun the zombies chomping at his tail, 19-year-old Jerimiah Hartline rocketed down a California highway Monday in an 18-wheeler, causing several wrecks, injuring seven people, and eventually flipping the vehicle on its side, blocking every lane of traffic for over seven hours.
In its latest threatening pronouncement, North Korea declared the country had "powerful striking means" set on standby Thursday, a not so subtle suggestion it was preparing to test launch a medium-range missile.
The last shots ever captured of Latino icon Jenni Rivera before here untimely passing are set to premiere this Sunday on the final season of the singer's reality series, "I Love Jenni."
In what may have been the biggest win yet for the prosecution against an expert witness for Jodi Arias, Wednesday the state got the psychotherapist to admit the defendant's ex-boyfriend Travis Alexander was "extremely afraid" of her.
We won't have a difficult time predicting when and where the next baby boom happens - a Canadian birth control company has already done all the hard work for us. Birth control pill manufacturer Apotex finally announced an "urgent recall" of its Alysena-28 brand this week over concerns that 50,000 packages of the drug may have contained two weeks of placebo sugar pills. The recall wasn't announced until a full five days after the mistake was first discovered by Apotex.
Robert Edwards, the man responsible for the "test-tube baby" innovation of conception via in-vitro fertilization (IVF) - that led to the births of more than five million children across the world - passed away in his sleep Wednesday after a prolonged illness. He was 87-years-old.
Authorities recovered two bodies Tuesday from the rubble of a Detroit medical complex burned to the ground after a shooting apparently the result of a woman's jealous former love interest.
With this week marking the 10th anniversary of one of the most potently symbolic snap shots from the Iraq War, many are eager to celebrate the toppling of Saddam Hussein's statue by U.S. armed forces in the middle of Baghdad. Marine Lt. Tim McLaughlin is not one of them. The Iraq war who holds the American flag draped over the face of Hussein's statue, has refused to lend the flag to the Marines.
Amidst nearly daily threats of nuclear war, North Korea is planning to launch a medium-range missile test "any day," according to the South and U.S. defense officials.
Following the tragic death of its breakout star, Shain Gandee, MTV has chosen to cancel the network's hit reality series "Buckwild," believing it would be in poor taste to continue.
As the domestic abuse expert for Jodi Arias' defense repeatedly rebuffed the state's questions Tuesday, questioning grew so heated the witness lashed out at the prosecutor, saying she wanted him to "take a time out."
Good news everyone: We solved racism. We can all can go home now. That whole "black and white" thing? Fuhgeddaboudit. Thanks to Brad Paisley and LL Cool J, we're finally greeting the brave new dawn of a post-racial United States. While the rest of Americans were busy either hauling tail in their F-150s to Alabama concerts, or shopping the top spring collections of gold chains and do-rags, leave it to the "Country Singer" and "the Rapper" to heal our country's centuries-old wounds in the course of a song. If that sounded as stupefyingly reductive as the title of this article, read on; it all pales in comparison to Paisley and Mr. Ladies Love's new song, "Accidental Racist."
