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Drivers of high-performance Porsche sports cars are more likely to play fast and loose by having extra-marital sex, according to a poll in the May edition of German motoring magazine Men's Car.
A German theme park will host a seminar on combating fears of roller-coaster rides — a session one psychologist described as helping people cope with their "weaker self."
Irish budget airline JetGreen Airways has ceased trading one week after its first flight as it became the latest victim of cut-throat competition in Europe's no-frills airline market.
Asking Home Depot employees to trade their smocks and hammers for teddies and G-strings — at most — Playboy.com is looking for the "hotties" among the hardware giant's employees.
It looks like J-1 the octopus is in love. After meeting the very fetching and slightly younger Aurora, he changed color and his eight arms became intertwined with hers.
After hearing Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld dress down the media at Pentagon press briefings, two San Francisco musicians came to an inevitable conclusion: his words simply must be set to chamber music.
With a struggling economy and competition for time from other media, 23 million fewer books were sold last year than in 2002, according to a report issued by the Book Industry Study Group.
Across much of the eastern United States, from Georgia north to southern New York and as far west as Illinois, cicadas will emerge from their 17 years of sucking on tree roots underground to engage in a two-week orgy of calling, mating, laying eggs and then dying.
The Tampa Bay Lightning's promotion offering free beer to season ticket buyers drew the ire of safe-driving advocates, and the team said it will not offer similar promotions in the future.
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