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Cosmetic tattoo artist Teri Reid does not usually have to put her customers under general anesthesia when she is applying permanent eyeliner, eyebrows or lipstick. Then again, her customers generally do not bite, kick or weigh 1,000 pounds.
A Tulane University student's sport utility vehicle was stolen twice in three days, once while she waited for police officers to arrive so she could fill out a report.
A small striped fish has helped to fuel increased business at California's Aquarium of the Pacific and Monterey Bay Aquarium, and even facilities that have not done direct tie-ins have benefited from the popularity of the animated film "Finding Nemo".
Saddam Hussein Nasaar, 24, has been taunted and teased ever since American troops toppled the Iraqi dictator last year. Now he's had enough, and plans to change his name.
In Vietnam, the U.S. fast food chain known for its fried chicken said it had closed almost all its outlets while it switched to a fish menu, as customers were unwilling to tuck in to chicken.
Since Electronic Arts began putting NFL players on the cover of their video game, all four cover subjects have either had injuries or suffered a decline in performance.
