A western Nebraska man is in trouble after using an explosive rifle target to announce the gender of his baby. The Omaha World-Herald reports that Jon Sterkel and his wife, Ashley, thought the target would be a fun way to announce they are expecting a boy in June.
Author Steve Parish poses for a portrait to promote the film, "Long Strange Trip", at the Music Lodge during the Sundance Film Festival on Monday, Jan. 23, 2017, in Park City, Utah. Author Steve Parish poses for a portrait to promote the film, "Long Strange Trip", at the Music Lodge during the Sundance Film Festival on Monday, Jan. 23, 2017, in Park City, Utah.
Mastodon has released a trio of strange, goofy videos teasing their upcoming new album, which is due out this spring. The first teaser shows drummer Brann Dailor speaking abstractly the album, though his face is shrouded in shadows and his voice is heavily modulated.
Anna and Lucy DeCinque say they both plan to tie the knot with boyfriend Ben, saying: "He's twinning and he's winning" Anna and Lucy DeCinque, from Perth, Australia, told New Idea they are now working towards a "more natural and healthy" look. The 30-year-old sisters say they plan to both plan to tie the knot with boyfriend Ben Byrne in Tucson, Arizona having met him on Facebook five years ago.
A Clearwater woman said she was trying to make a statement by sneaking onto President Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate, according to Palm Beach police. Just hours before the President's Inauguration, Kelly Ann Weidman told the responding officer she walked onto the property, smeared bananas on vehicles, and typed an explicit message on a computer inside the estate.
Are you tired of trying to dust those hard to reach places or having the air in your bedroom smell like the inside of a garbage bin? Well, I've got the products for... do I sound like an infomercial? I'm really not trying to, but these weird cleaning tools on Amazon are just too cool for me not to try and sell them to you. You need this robotic vacuum in your life.
The only known example extant of a 1974-D aluminum cent struck at the Denver Mint will be featured Jan. 23 in Fox Business Network's program "Strange Inheritance." Jamie Shelby, center, host of the Fox Business Network's "Strange Inheritance" show, meets with numismatist Paul Montgomery, left, and Randy Lawrence, right, whose father was a Denver Mint deputy superintendent who left his son a group of coins upon his death that included the 1974-D Lincoln cent in aluminum.
The opening moments of the much-anticipated Apple Tree Yard were memorable for stars Emily Watson and Ben Chaplin bonking in a broom cupboard at the House of Commons. It was the hiding place of suffragette Emily Davison on the night of the 1911 census so she could list her place of residence as the cradle of democracy... but may now be forever remembered for the passionate TV tryst.
A study of 29 healthy heterosexual young men found that injections of the hormone enhanced the brain's response to sexual and romantic pictures of couples. Magnetic Resonance Imaging scans showed enhanced activity in regions of the brain stimulated by sexual arousal and romance.
More actors have joined the cast of "I, Tonya," the movie, now in production, about ice skater Tonya Harding , who was stripped of her US Figure Skating Association title after her involvement in the 1994 attack on fellow skater and Stoneham native Nancy Kerrigan . It had already been announced that "Suicide Squad" actress Margot Robbie would star as Harding, "Captain America: Civil War" actor Sebastian Stan would play Hardings's ex, Jeff Gillooly , and Allison Janney would play her mother.
Every so often, we hear about a strange radio signal winging its way Earthward from the cold, lifeless depths of outer space. Suddenly, bored news personnel around the world come alive and begin churning out sensational stories with lurid headlines promising that this is really it - our first contact with alien minds.
EXCLUSIVE : Caitlin Carver has been cast as champion figure skater and Tonya Harding rival Nancy Kerrigan in the biopic I, Tonya starring Margot Robbie . Craig Gillespie is directing the film, which follows Harding's involvement in the 1994 assault on Kerrigan who was clubbed in the knee right before the U.S. Figure Skating Championships in Detroit in an effort to incapacitate her.
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Buoyed by a tide of anti-establishment anger, a political outsider with no governing experience wins an upset election to executive office. His professional background, he promises, gives him the necessary real-world ability to create jobs, repair infrastructure and fix everything that he deems broken.
Archaeologists were initially baffled when the strange shaped object was excavated in the 1760s from the ruins of the Villa dei Papiri, a grand country house in the Roman town of Herculaneum. Now the mystery of its purpose have been solved - and researchers were stunned to find the object was a sundial.
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Here at Casino City, our coverage of Las Vegas tends to focus on its gaming industry, since that's sort of our wheelhouse. And anything not strictly gaming-related is still usually geared toward tourists.
A video posted to Facebook shows police removing a woman from an Alaska Airlines plane after she apparently yelled at a man for his support of President Donald Trump. The person who recorded the video, identified on Facebook as Scott Koteskey, wrote in an accompanying post that after he and the woman boarded the flight from Baltimore to Seattle on Saturday evening she began yelling at him for supporting Trump.
When you're hacking away at unsightly ear hair, the last thing you want is for the battery in your trimmer to conk out. That would leave you with bushy lobes and broken dreams.
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It began last week, when officers with the Dodge County Sheriff's Office stumbled upon a downright bizarre sight on a rural highway roughly 60 miles west of Milwaukee. The blacktop almost glowed in the dark - a shimmery, oddly beautiful red.
A Vancouver doctor surprised many recently when he asked patients to help him ease into retirement - monetarily. Saying he "did not make much money," Myron MacDonald cited his lack of pension, limited savings and tendency to not charge patients for uninsured services, according to the CBC: "I fully understand that most of you do not have an extra $1,000 lying around but any amount will be of help to me."
... but aren't quite the same - like MailShrimp (more on that later). The unbranded spots are crafted as fake ads for weird movies. They point to websites for the movies at the end (like MailShrimpFilm.com). The three spots, produced by Riff Raff Films ...
... a small fraction of the game. But what I've seen is spot-on, striking the same balance as its spiritual predecessor-weird and alien, but not in a random way. Quite the contrary. The Bloom has well-established rules, a structure you'll come to know ...
Fifty years ago when Parliament gave the green light for a 'new town' to ease the overspill from London, no one could have known it would become the butt of decades worth of jokes. When Milton Keynes comes to mind most people think concrete cows, way too many roundabouts and 'Satan's layby' In 1967, the then housing minister, Anthony Greenwood, granted permission for a 'new town' that would become a city in scale.
Update: Courtney Plante has taken a plea agreement in regard to attempted-murder allegations against her and significant other Sean Overstreet dating back to January 2016, when she was nineteen and he was 37. The deal trims time off Plante's possible sentence but doesn't let her off the hook for a crime against a former teacher of hers that was as violent as it was bizarre. According to the original arrest affidavit, Overstreet stabbed Michael Brown multiple times while Plante allegedly encouraged him via comments such as, " Go get him, Sean ."
Remember IT class? You were meant to be making spreadsheets, but were instead wondering whether to move the eight of clubs or not? So addictive . Solitaire, along with Minesweeper, Hearts, and FreeCell, are legendary in the computer world.
DUP MLA Jim Wells said his family are not particularly close as he explained how he was unaware he has multiple family members who are recipients under the RHI schem sooner. The DUP MLA revealed on Friday, five days before the list of RHI recipients is due to be made public, that he has a brother and three cousins who had installed wood pellet boilers under the RHI scheme.
Around two-thirds of employees, and managers, said that formal reviews were time-consuming and outdated, in a survey by software firm Adobe - who themselves have abandoned the process of formal reviews. The survey of 1500 office workers also discovered that these annual evaluations are a stressful event - twenty-five percent of men have cried after a review from their manager.
Parents have numerous diabolical ways of doling out some tough love and justice, especially where their teenage kids are concerned. Long gone are the days when you'd simply send the offending adolescent to their room, or ground them, or stop their pocket money.
The funnel-web spiders, which are dangerous to humans, are found in areas with rotting wood, under piles of logs, hidden in rockeries - and even in piles of clothes and towels An Australian zoo is appealing to 'responsible adults' to collect deadly funnel-web spiders so they can be milked for their venom. The funnel-web spiders, which are dangerous to humans, are found in areas with rotting wood, under piles of logs, hidden in rockeries - and even in piles of clothes and towels.
The trolley was brought to a stop after traveling less than two stations when public transport authorities in Austria's capital turned off the electricity. But on Monday, two days after the incident, authorities are still puzzling over the perpetrator - and the motive.
PARK CITY, Utah - The Grateful Dead, or what scarcely remains of them nowadays, are no less powerful when they take the stage - at least, to those who know them. Maybe moreso, given how fast the sands of time are running out.
A retired builder has incredibly knocked up a completely upside down house - with the roof at the bottom and the garden at the top. Windows and doors at the property in Sao Mateus, south east Brazil, are all topsy-turvy with the front door at the top and potted plants either side, installed just for show.
Released last December, Miitopia is a very Nintendo spin on the role-playing genre. There are traditional RPG classes like Knight and Mage, but untraditional ones like Flower and, well, Pop Idol.
An adorable - and very photogenic - dog was caught on camera desperately trying to get his face in his owner's selfie in this hilarious video. Several times the Siberian husky known as Tuatom switches shoulders, apparently to get a better view.
On the 95th birth anniversary of Walter Frederick Morrison, inventor of the Frisbee or the Flying Disc, we look at other offbeat and unusual games that achieved popularity over the years... While tossing a cake pan back and forth with his future wife at a beach in 1938, American inventor Walter Frederick Morrison discovered the marketability for the Flying Disc, which would later go on to be named Frisbeen, when someone offered him 25 cents for it. Inspired by this incident, both Morrison and his wife decided to set up a business selling cake pans to toss around for the same amount until World War II.