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Vultures, thousands of them, pack the limbs of the pine and cypress trees at Reed Bingham State Park, their menacing beaks and shiny black feathers forming one of the nation's eeriest natural spectacles.
It is set to be the ultimate cinematic "bum number": Liverpool's Philharmonic Hall is to give film fans the chance to watch all three of the 'Lord of the Rings' movies in one back-to-back sitting.
Last February, Morgan Spurlock decided to become a gastronomical guinea pig. His mission: To eat three meals a day for 30 days at McDonald's and document the impact on his health.
My mother liked to tell the story about the little girl down the street who was named after a new product that had just come out: Oleo Margarine. That's right. Oleo was her first name, Margarine her second.
The world of haggis hurling has been rocked to its tartan roots after the "ancient" art was exposed as a hoax, started by an Irishman to gauge the gullibility of the Scots.
In San Diego County, the source of nearly half of the nation's avocados, harvest season brings with it not only the promise of some $43.5 million worth of cilantro-laced party dip, but also a dreaded local crime: avocado theft.
