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If you have a couple of million to spare, you might be able to pick up an original signed edition by Andy Warhol. But if your money is kinda funny, you might have to make do with the four-pack of Campbell's Tomato Soup cans outfitted in brightly colored Warhol-inspired labels.
A Belgian court sentenced a farmer to a year in prison for stealing and killing 12 chickens, several chicks and a cat belonging to his elderly neighbor.
Starship may have built this city on rock and roll, but Blender magazine is tearing it down, naming the band's "We Built This City" as the worst song ever.
Be good and you will inherit the kingdom of heavens, said Jesus. Vote yes in Cyprus's crucial referendum on April 24 and you will go to hell — or so says a Greek Cypriot bishop.
The newest employee at the University of Rhode Island's Peckham Farm is a four-foot-tall fuzzy brown donkey, and she appears to be taking her livestock-guarding responsibilities seriously.
An asteroid may have wiped out the dinosaurs 65 million years ago not simply by changing the world's climate and causing years of dark skies, but also by causing too many of them to be born male.
An Aboriginal woman clad in possum skins put a traditional curse on Prime Minister John Howard , apparently in retaliation for government plans to abolish Australia's top indigenous elected body.
Gasoline isn't the only thing that's costing more as summer approaches. The National Ice Cream Retailers Association says ice cream prices are going up, too.
Snack-happy hockey fans across Canada's most populous province, rest assured: there will be no shortage of chicken wings as long as the poultry farmers of Ontario are on the job.
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