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Maryjo Shockley, a Wellington real estate agent, and perhaps dozens of her friends, were prepared to give up Pepsi on principles after reading an e-mail she received.
Coming up with catchy product names is a lot harder than the layman might imagine, especially in this Global Age, when a word that might inspire admiration in one country can just as easily inspire red faces or unintended guffaws in another.
A caller, who sometimes poses as a company official, has persuaded managers at restaurants and other stores to detain and strip search employees for drugs or money.
The Orange County Sheriff's Office said that it has received 24 complaints since the April 2 arrest of Michael C. Chartrand on charges that he molested a mother and daughter while he was in costume as Tigger.
An apologetic Peeping Tom in northern Arkansas left a $20 bill and a note for his victim asking if she would not mind if he peered at her outside her window.
Most women are eager to show off their wedding photos. But Michele Hemphill is suing to get a picture of her drinking whiskey and smoking a cigarette in her wedding dress off store shelves.
America Online said its members have submitted more than one million AOL screen names in the Internet company's unorthodox drawing for a spammer's seized sports car.
A severed head was found on a park bench in northern Honduras, the 10th such incident since the government began cracking down on youth gangs last year.
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