Colbert roasts President Trump for his bizarre ‘stress conference’

While every day with the Trump administration is an adventure, Thursday was especially eventful as President Donald Trump hosted a 77-minute long press conference in which he lied repeatedly, attacked the media for delivering fake news and slammed Hillary Clinton, who is no longer running for office. It was quite a sight to behold.

Hundreds of Mexicans protest with ‘human wall’ on US border

Young people wave colored flags reading "Peace" as they form a symbolic human wall along the Rio Grande, which marks the border between Mexico and the U.S. in Ciudad Juarez, Friday, Feb. 17, 2017. Responding to plans by President Donald Trump to build a wall along the length of the U.S.-Mexico border, more than a thousand people lined the Mexican bank of the Rio Grande in Ciudad Juarez Friday, holding hands and carrying flowers.

Disney This Week: Scott Derrickson Doctor Strange Interview & More

Welcome to another edition of our regular weekly feature Disney This Week here at ComingSoon.net, rounding up the latest news on all things Disney, including an exclusive interview with Doctor Strange director Scott Derrickson, along with news on movies, TV, Blu-ray/DVD, Marvel Studios, theme parks, fan art and Disney history. Let us know what you like or want to see more out of in Disney This Week in the comments below! For the digital and home media release of the film, Marvel Studios and The Walt Disney Studios has released a new Doctor Strange featurette about the end tag where the Sorcerer Supreme meets the God of Thunder.

Weird 38 mins ago 5:20 p.m.Sneak Peep: Oreo introducing new flavor

The famous sandwich cookie brand is adding a new concoction just in time for spring - Peeps! The flavor debuted in February ahead of spring and will pop up on Walmart store shelves on Feb. 22. The new flavor joins a lengthy list of variations on the already popular cookie from years past including Banana Split, Birthday Cake, Cookie Dough, Candy Cane, Candy Corn and even Caramel Apple.

Trump returns to economic message after bumpy week

When President Donald Trump took the stage Friday to mark the launch of Boeing's newest aircraft, it was a scene reminiscent of his airplane hanger rallies during the presidential campaign. Except, instead of his "Trump" branded Boeing 757 parked behind him, Boeing's newest product, the Dreamliner 787-10, glittered in the sun and off to the side stood Trump's new ride, Air Force One .

Cougars acting weird

In one incident, a cougar came right up to a dog being walked near Norm Staff Park, and began sniffing the pet. "Obviously it's abnormal behaviour for a cougar to be that comfortable approaching a pet that close to its owner like that," conservation officer Shawn McNaughton told CTV.

Biologists find weird cave life that may be 50,000 years old

In this July 3, 2008, file photo, New Mexico Tech professor Penny Boston crawls through the Mud Turtle Passage on the way to the Snowy River formation during an expedition in Fort Stanton Cave, N.M. Boston, who discovered extreme life in New Mexico caves in 2008, presented new findings on Friday, Feb. 17, 2017 of microbes trapped in crystals in Mexico that could be 50,000 years old. less FILE - In this July 3, 2008, file photo, New Mexico Tech professor Penny Boston crawls through the Mud Turtle Passage on the way to the Snowy River formation during an expedition in Fort Stanton Cave, N.M. ... more BOSTON - Scientists examining caves in Mexico have found life trapped in crystals that could be 50,000 years old.

Oreo Peeps mashup real?

Oreos come in many shapes and sizes and Nabisco Mondelez International, maker of the iconic cookie, has a long tradition of creating new variations. Enjoyed in more than 100 countries, the classic chocolate cookie with the white frosting inside is sometimes eschewed for some surprising local flavors, like blueberry and green tea ice cream.

MLB players making ribs into jewelry isn’t weird

MLB players making ribs into jewelry isn't weird Minnesota Twins pitcher Phil Hughes made some headlines this week for keeping his removed rib. Check out this story on USATODAY.com: FILE - In this June 2, 2016, file photo, Minnesota Twins pitcher Phil Hughes throws against the Tampa Bay Rays during the first inning of a baseball game in Minneapolis.

Group Sex Dispute Ends With Handcuffs

FEBRUARY 17--A dispute over whether a planned threesome would expand to a foursome resulted in a series of arrests early Sunday at a New York State casino, according to court records. Police say that a married Massachusetts couple arranged to have a threesome with an upstate New York woman they met at the Rivers Casino and Resort in Schenectady.

The Weird Reason This Store Doesn’t Have Mannequins

Do you ever find yourself startled by the often-haunting presence of store mannequins? One second, you're intently thumbing through a rack, trying find your size, and the next moment, you're accidentally saying "Oh, excuse me" to a 6'1" plastic figure that's actually not a real human. And it's not like they represent the majority of customers, anyway.

The Latest: Request by ‘Dreamer’ for release denied

This undated photo provided by the law firm Public Counsel shows Daniel Ramirez Medina, 23, who was was brought to the U.S. illegally as a child but was protected from deportation by President Barack Obama's administration. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arrested Medina on Friday, Feb. 10, 2017, at his father's home, even though he has a work permit under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.

Fashion insiders declare ‘I Am an Immigrant’ in new video

In this Thursday, Nov. 17, 2016 file photo, Diane von Furstenberg attends the premiere of "Nocturnal Animals" at the Paris Theatre in New York. On Friday, Feb. 17, 2017, the day after Fashion Week shows concluded in New York, W magazine released a video featuring designers, models, photographers and industry activists and insiders who are, themselves, immigrants, including von Furstenberg.

Columbia University accidentally sends acceptance notices

Columbia University says it's strengthening its procedures after it accidentally sent acceptance notices to 277 prospective students and then recalled them. Columbia says the emails, sent Wednesday, "incorrectly implied" that the applicants had been accepted into its School of Public Health's Master's program.

CoverGirl’s new cover boy fires off racist tweet and bizarre apology

CoverGirls' first ever "Cover Boy," James Charles fired off a racist anti-Africa tweet yesterday and people are pissed. The tweet, which has since been deleted, joked about Africa being a disease-ridden place where he may catch Ebola: Not only is the tweet not funny, but it's factually inaccurate.

Steve Schmidt Slams Trump’s Tone-Deaf Answer To Jewish Journalist

During yesterday's bat sh*t crazy 77 minute press conference Trump was about to be asked a question about anti-semitism by Jake Turx, an Orthodox Jewish reporter for Ami Magazine, a weekly published in Brooklyn. The New York Times has the video of the cringeworthy exchange during which time Trump actually barks at Turx to sit down, accuses him of not asking a "fair question" even though a question was never actually asked and then, when Turx tried to get a question in, was told "quiet, quiet, quiet" by a ranting Trump.

Man stands under broken Walmart sign hoping to be hit

A Texas man stood underneath a dangling sign outside of Walmart's pharmacy for two days hoping one of the letters would fall and knock him out, Global News reports. Manuel Garcia posted photos to his Facebook page on Feb. 14 of him standing against the outside wall of a Walmart store with the caption, "waiting for the P to fall and knock out to be able to sue Walmart."

Golf course warns players of attacking hawks

Orange Tree Golf Club in Orlando, Florida, is warning members about aggressive nesting hawks on the course that have a history of attacking members, reports WKMG-TV. "Spring is nesting season for hawks, so birds are coming together to build nests and families," said bird rehab specialist Dianna Flynt.

Dog owners Three Times hotter than cat people

Indeed, rabbits were more attractive than moggies, with 19 per cent of respondents preferring the prospect of a date with a floppy-eared carrot-chomper as housemate to one with a feline companion. A canine chum was seen as a selling point in the survey for dating website Elite Singles - 57 per cent reckoned ownership of a pet made someone 'more dateable' - and that nearly one third would break off the relationship if the prospective partner and animal didn't get along.

Adults pay bills of A 1.2M over lifetime

The average family will be forced to spend an eye-watering A 19,187.37 every year on mortgages or rent, insurance, gas and electric. That means over the course of the average adult lifetime of 60.3 years, they will pay out a staggering A 1,156,938.41 in direct debits or written cheques.

Michael Bisping: Anderson Silva tarnished legacy with ‘bizarre’ performance against Derek Brunson

Ultimate Fighting Championship middleweight champion Michael Bisping is a fan of former 185-pound titleholder Anderson Silva - despite these comments - and bought the UFC 208 pay-per-view event last weekend in Brooklyn, New York, just to watch "The Spider" spin his web. That's because Silva spent the majority of the bout juking and jiving with opponent Derek Brunson , to the point where the decision was up for grabs when the three-round contest went to the judges.

Wild Blog: Kuemper Solid In Win Over Stars

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February 17: The most bizarre subway encounters ever

From bare-bottomed riders to a granny wielding a gun, these are some of the extraordinary scenes captured by commuters on public subways. Wacky fancy dress outfits have also been snapped by passengers who were no doubt extremely surprised to find their journey taking a turn for the hilarious.

The most bizarre subway sightings revealed

From bare-bottomed riders to a granny wielding a gun, these are some of the extraordinary scenes captured by commuters on public subways. Wacky fancy dress outfits have also been snapped by passengers who were no doubt extremely surprised to find their journey taking a turn for the hilarious.

Mayo Clinic Performs 1st Facial Transplant

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New Zealand soap opera shocks fans with bizarre ending

EXCLUSIVE: 'I was sick to my stomach': Lisa Marie Presley's twin girls, 8, with child protective services after she found 'indecent photos' of kids on their dad's computer, shock court papers show Trump's journalism police: President calls on the help of his fans by sending 'accountability surveys' which ask them to grade the press' performance - and report cases of 'unfairness' 'This is what it's like to be with Trump': President 'made' Gov. Chris Christie eat meatloaf during lunch at the White House Elite Manhattan prep school where Anderson Cooper studied cancels skating party at a Trump ice rink after liberal parents complain State Department starts laying off staff as Rex Tillerson takes over and the Trump administration seeks to stamp its authority on global affairs Thought commuting was boring? From upside-down-yoga on the go to bare-bottomed riders, the most bizarre subway ... (more)

Bizarre string of vandalism nets $500 fine, probation

In Brandon provincial court on Thursday, Crown attorney Marnie Evans said police were called to Princess Towers on the 200 block of Ninth Street shortly after 2 a.m. on Aug. 10. The caller said a man was yelling and screaming outside the building, banging on its door and talking to bushes. He then managed to get into the building.

The Bizarre Plot To Blow Up Target Stores To Tank Company Stock

Mark Barnett's explosive idea to manipulate the price of Target's stock fizzled out before it could be realized, authorities in Florida say. Prosecutors accuse the 48-year-old from Ocala of plotting to plant multiple improvised explosive bombs - disguised in food packages - on shelves in Target stores along the east coast of the United States.

Tillerson holds first set of talks with Chinese counterpart

US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, front left, and Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, front right, pose with, back row from left, South Korea Foreign Minister Yun Byung-Se, Italy Foreign Minister Angelino Alfano and India Foreign Minister Mallika Joseph Akbar at the G20 foreign ministers meeting group photo at the World Conference Center in Bonn, Germany, Thursday, Feb. 16, 2017. Foreign ministers from 20 of the world's leading nations met Thursday in the former German capital to discuss current conflicts and ways to prevent future crises against a backdrop of uncertainty among allies and adversaries about the direction of U.S. foreign policy.

Trent Dilfer lists $7M Spanish mansion in Saratoga

On the market for just shy of $7,000,000 is this 5,460-square-foot Saratoga mansion ; and the seller is none other than Trent Dilfer. Football fans will recognize Dilfer as a thirteen year NFL veteran: he played for the San Francisco 49ers and the Seattle Seahawks, among other teams during this decade plus.

Ants run on strange spherical treadmills

When scientists want to know how an animal walks or runs - from stumpy Chihuahua Dogs to huge African Elephants - they use a treadmill. Scientists have pondered how desert ants find their way home for decades, but without knowing how the tiny critters walk they have been left stumped.

Weird 25 mins ago 4:27 a.m.Brewery offers paid ‘paw-ternity’ leave for employees with new puppies

A newborn puppy can be a full-time job, that's why beer maker BrewDog - a Scottish brewery set to open up an Ohio location later this year - now offers a week of paid leave for employees with new puppies or rescued dogs. The company said it's the first company in the United States, and the first brewery in the United Kingdom, to offer the "paw-ternity" benefit.

Workman had a – weird vibe’ about Gojdics

... after the dog incident. Workman said he had been told by "at least two people" that Gojdics carried a gun. "I had a weird vibe about him," Workman said. "He seemed to be really critical of Mary. They'd been having problems. He seemed to be there a ...

Footsie down after ‘bizarre’ Trump press conference

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No. 1 Gonzaga blitzes USF in 2nd half

FEBRUARY 16: Nigel Williams-Goss #5 of the Gonzaga Bulldogs puts up a shot against Nate Renfro #15 of the San Francisco Dons in the second half at McCarthey Athletic Center on February 16, 2017 in Spokane, Washington. Gonzaga defeated San Francisco 96-61.

ABC: Trump Looked ‘Smaller’ & ‘More Insecure’ at ‘Bizarre’ Presser

During ABC News special report coverage following President Trump's press conference on Thursday, anchor George Stephanopoulos seemed to be in a state of shock over the commander-in-chief's hostility to the liberal media: "What a remarkable window into the state of mind of the President of the United States right there....lashed out at the press, made it very clear he thinks the press is dishonest....never seen anything like that." Special correspondent Matthew Dowd agreed: "No, that was the most amazing press conference by a president I have ever seen and I've been watching it since the mid-70s.