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Almost 20 years after the last murder blamed on the "Monster of Florence," investigators have reopened the case because they suspect a Satanic cult ordered the killings and kept body parts as prizes.
Rhinestone cowboys looking for a more distinctive way to show their flair for jewellery may want to try on a pair of $250,000 boots studded with diamonds and rubies.
The 17-year-old Canadian teenager who caught the attention of Microsoft's lawyers by registering www.mikerowesoft.com has agreed to give up his Web site in exchange from some perks from the world's largest software maker.
Pumping iron — at least heavy dumbbells — will be banned in Danish prisons following complaints by wardens who feel threatened by inmates turning themselves into "monster men."
Gary Cox jumps into his pickup and rushes along the runway, honking his horn to scare the elk out of the path of incoming planes. Cox is manager of the Big Sandy Regional Airport, and scaring away the animals is part of his job.
An Auckland Zoo elephant named Burma disrupted rush-hour traffic when it staged a breakout, dropping a large log on an electric fence before marching out to munch leaves and grass at a nearby park.
