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A copy of Rudolph Valentino's silent film "Beyond the Rocks" has been found in the Netherlands, becoming the only known existing print of the 1922 classic.
Raising money to unseat President George W. Bush was a cakewalk for a liberal advocacy group that said it organized at least 1,000 bake sales across the United States to raise money for the effort.
Hoang Hiep Binh is a fiddler in a music band who never goes on stage to perform and doesn't even play at home to relax since most people within earshot would not want to listen to his tunes. Binh plays a two-stringed fiddle in a band that serves the dead.
Birders around the world are mourning the death of Mae, the first known peregrine falcon to nest at a power plant, who became an Internet star through a Web cam that allowed thousands to watch her during nesting season.
Spain's new Defence Minister Jose Bono, best known abroad for calling Tony Blair a "complete jerk", has written to the prime minister to say it is time to put the comments behind them.
A Burmese mountain dog escaped an avalanche that killed her owner, and then survived six days in freezing temperatures before being found alive and well.
"Incurious," a rarely used word, is making a curious comeback as pundits dust it off to describe President George W. Bush's alleged lack of curiosity about intelligence reports prior to September 11, 2001, according to a California language expert.
Two women who live on a fixed income, said they are not pleased with a proposal to raise power rates by 20%. Together they delivered more than 12,000 pennies in a wheel barrow to the lobby of Idaho Power.
Two former fraternity brothers were sentenced to community service — but escaped jail — for stealing and eating a jumbo goldfish at the University of California, Santa Cruz.
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