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If all goes as planned, newspaper readers, magazine subscribers, radio listeners and television viewers will face waves of flattering feature stories about Walt Disney World during the next few months.
A jobless Brazilian man who agreed to impersonate a convicted robber and serve his prison sentence to cover a $275 debt wound up doing time of his own for the ruse.
The winner at the World Rock, Paper, Scissors Championships, held at a nightclub in downtown Toronto, was Toronto's Rob Krueger, a member of the "Legion of the Red Fist" team.
Kenyan students set fire to their school, ransacked the kitchens and looted computers in a three-hour orgy of destruction after teachers banned video shows and discos.
A scuba diver who also owns a pumpkin patch said he hopes he broke the world record for underwater pumpkin carving with a stunt he successfully completed.
A vandal apparently bent on revenge used Superglue to seal shut the doors of a public sauna and then fouled the facility's swimming pool with a large amount of motor oil.
Boldly renouncing the usual cutting room chat about holidays, a London hairdresser has installed airline-style personal television screens for his clients.
United Blood Services of Durango, Colorado, held an unusual blood: Donors got a free pint of beer for a pint of blood. Four area breweries took part in the promotion.
An animal shelter in St. Charles County wants to find good homes for 15 black cats, but this shelter, like many around the nation, won't allow them to be adopted during the Halloween season.
Sydney police patrolling near the Coral Sea Park in the seaside suburb of Maroubra spied a man on the roof of a toilet block douse himself with petrol, set himself alight, climb onto a BMX bike and launch himself off the block.
