The Russian-Turkish-Iranian axis: Strange bedfellows

Russia has fulfilled a long-held dream of reaching the warm water of the Mediterranean and is casting itself as the hegemon in the region. RUSSIAN PRESIDENT Vladimir Putin and his Turkish counterpart Tayyip Erdogan arrive for a joint news conference following their meeting in Istanbul, Turkey, last year..

2017 Sundance Film Festival – “Long Strange Trip” Portraits

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 Shares Bizarre Teasers for New Album

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.

Identical twins who spent A 150k on cosmetic surgery say they ‘regret it all’

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.

Woman smears bananas at Trump’s estate

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.

4 Weird Cleaning Tools On Amazon That Are Totally Genius

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.

Intrigue surrounding 1974-D aluminum cent on…

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.

From a lift liaison to loving in a portaloo – the strange places celebs have had sex

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 growing cast for the Tonya Harding movie – I, Tonya’

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.

‘I, Tonya’ Finds Its Nancy Kerrigan In Caitlin Carver;…

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.

Timberwolves Purchase Iowa Energy Of NBA D-League

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Strange roman artifact shaped like a ham was a clock

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.

Police: 6 Arrested In Maplewood Mail Thefts

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VIDEO: Woman kicked off flight for…

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.

Vikings’ Anthony Barr Named To 2nd Career Pro Bowl

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The Weird Workplace

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."

Milton Keynes celebrates 50 years of being the weird and wonderful new kid on the block

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.

Courtney Plante Admits to Role in Bizarre Murder Try Against Former Teacher

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 ."

Jim Wells: ‘It sounds strange but I didn’t ask if family were on RHI’

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.

‘Pointless’ work performance reviews driving workers to tears

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.

Zoo wants ‘responsible adults’ to catch deadly spider that…

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.

7 offbeat sporting events from around the world

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.

Scientists working on misinformation and fake news ‘vaccine’

A psychological tool aimed at immunising the public against the "virus" of fake news and misinformation has been developed by scientists. A disguised experiment presented more than 2,000 US residents from a diverse range of backgrounds with two claims about global warming A psychological tool aimed at immunising the public against the "virus" of fake news and misinformation has been developed by scientists.

After protests, Trump offers inclusive message

After a combative start to his presidency, Donald Trump delivered a more unifying message Sunday and sought to reassure Americans he is up to the daunting task ahead, as he turned to the business of government. Speaking in the White House East Room during a swearing-in ceremony for top aides, the president warned his staff of future challenges but declared he believed they were ready.

‘the Black House’: The bizarre history of Trump Tower

Donald Trump's pink-marble fantasy, home to the world's most glamorous boutiques, wrapped in gleaming, dark-bronze glass, opened on Fifth Avenue when empty store windows and "Going Out of Business" signs abounded. For a few golden years after its opening on Feb. 14, 1983, Trump Tower audaciously screamed that New York, beset by soaring crime and crumbling streets, might once again live up to its self-proclaimed "world's greatest city" image.

The business of “Bob’s Burgers”: From labor issues…

Jesse Huot, the co-owner of Grind Burger Kitchen in Louisville, Kentucky, says if he had a dollar for every time someone said to him "Oh my god, you guys are just like 'Bob's Burgers,'" he'd have enough money to buy a pack of plain white t-shirts and a mustache comb. The "you guys" are Huot and his wife, Grind co-owner Liz Huot.

Truckie to face court over road rage incident

The road will not be reopened until the bikeway overpass is deemed safe by an independent bridge expert, which the Transport Department says is unlikely to occur until some time on Thursday. Marion Rd congestion.

California scientist names moth species after Donald Trump new

A scientist in California has named a newly discovered moth species after President Donald Trump, saying the white and yellow scales on the insect's head are reminiscent of Trump's blond hairdo. The moth was named Neopalpa donadltrumpi by evolutionary biologist Dr. Vazrick Nazari, who discovered it while dissecting moths and noticing that three specimens had a distinct wing pattern and unique DNA profile, the Sacramento Bee reported Wednesday.

After Major Tax Cut, Iowa Having Trouble Paying The Bills

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Pregnancy dreams, decoded

During pregnancy, it's common to have vivid, strange dreams and frightening nightmares that wake you up in a cold sweat. Although pregnant women don't have more dreams than those who are not, they do report more nightmares, according to a study in the journal Sleep Medicine.

Retired builder, 65, knocks up a bizarre Upside Down house

His long-suffering wife Maria said initially: 'I told him not to do it because it sounded like such a crazy idea' But she came round to the idea and the house in Sao Mateus, Brazil, is popular with people taking selfies A bonkers builder in Brazil has knocked up a totally 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.

Film and TV crew with the most bizarre names

'This was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration - period!' White House press secretary attacks 'deliberately fake reporting' as Trump insists the crowd 'looked like a million people' Where's Alec? Shirtless Putin and a dancing Kellyanne Conway sub for conspicuously absent Baldwin on SNL after actor said he was going to play Trump this week 'We have been restrained.

Cat Star Wars scene

The cat hired as Luke really brought this picture together in a performance that will truly be one for the ages. This behemoth, which made an appearance at the Circle B Bar Reserve in Lakeland, Florida, probably isn't the massive golf...

‘It hit me in the wrong spot’: Dee’s strange KO

MELBOURNE young gun Christian Salem has opened up on the bizarre concussion he suffered during the club's torturous army-style camp, claiming his brick-filled bag "wasn't packed right". Salem was hit in the head by a brick during the Demons' torturous two-day pre-Christmas adventure, which saw the playing list take part in pack marches and several psychological challenges, such as a sleep deprivation test.

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Trucker loses trailer full of marbles in Indiana

State police tell TV station WXIN that a truck carrying 38,000 pounds of marbles lost its trailer Saturday on southbound Interstate 465, near Pendleton Pike. The marbles were on the shoulder and in the median.

Bizarre road rage attack in eastern suburbs

A TRUCK driver will face court on Monday charged over a bizarre road rage incident on one of Adelaide's busiest roads, during which he rammed and then drove over another car. Authorities were called to the southbound carriageway of Portrush Road, Marryatville, in the inner eastern suburbs, at 8.50am on Saturday amid reports of an "altercation".

Strange omissions reveal NHL’s real motive for Greatest 100 list

It is a marketing function, not that there's anything wrong with that, but you should bear that in mind when the NHL unveils the post-Original Six Era portion of its Greatest 100 Players on Friday night in Los Angeles as part of the league's All-Star weekend. And as such, I would expect current toss-ups - including Henrik Sedin, Daniel Sedin, Drew Doughty, Joe Thornton, Carey Price and maybe John Tavares or Steven Stamkos - to be named at the expense of others long retired and out of the public eye.

A New Administration’s Bizarre Opening Act

There is an inescapable one-word question facing the White House little more than 24 hours after the Inauguration: "Really?" This can't really be how they wanted to begin Donald Trump's presidency or the message they wanted to send to the nation on his first day. The question arises after a series of statements by the new president and his new press secretary on Saturday.

Gophers Fall To Badgers In Overtime, 78-76

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Trump is spending a decent part of his informal speech to the staff of the CIA talking about how the press covered up how big his inaugural crowds were. "We had a massive field of people.

Thousands of demonstrators protest Trump in Atlanta

Rep Jon Lewis, D-Ga., fourth from left, marches with former Atlanta Mayor Shirley Franklin and Rep. Hank Johnson, D-Ga., during a demonstration Saturday, Jan. 21, 2017, in Atlanta. Thousands of people marched through Atlanta one day after President Donald Trump's inauguration.

Spellings’s UNC plan: Hold tuition, comb data for efficiency

In this April 1, 2016 file photo, University of North Carolina system president Margaret Spellings answers questions from media after speaking at North Carolina Central University in Durham, N.C. Less than a year after taking leadership of the 17-campus University of North Carolina system, Spellings has a plan for making the state's public colleges more efficient, affordable and welcoming to rural and minority students. She's taking that plan, and its yardsticks to measure performance, to budget-writing legislators who start their annual session on Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2017, as she asks for more money for academic salaries.

20,000 Expected At Women’s March Minnesota

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Maya Moore, WNBA Stars Starting To Invest In Food Industry

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Dave Begley: Trump’s long, strange trip

Omaha attorney Dave Begley covered the presidential candidates for us Iowa and Nebraska over the past two years. Today he recalls Donald Trump's 2015 stop in Sioux City, Iowa, and looks back: It has been a long and strange trip for President Donald J. Trump from the first time I saw him at Sioux City West high school on October 18, 2015 to his inauguration on January 20, 2017.

Donald Trump and Melania are mocked for ‘bizarre’ dance

'Now the fun begins!' President Trump is joined on stage by Melania and the new First Family as they sing and dance to 'My Way' at the inaugural balls Melania, Ivanka and Tiffany Trump all dazzle in their inaugural ball gowns - as it's revealed the First Lady helped design her ivory off-shoulder dress Weather trumps Obama: His last flight on the presidential plane is diverted from Palm Springs by poor visibility after three attempts to land fail 'What if he did the job?' Newspapers around the world dedicate their front pages to Donald Trump's presidential debut Trump gets to work: Donald enters the Oval Office for the first time as President and immediately signs executive order marking the beginning of the end of Obamacare 'Barron will be this country's first homeschool shooter': SNL writer deletes 'tasteless' tweet targeting Trump's youngest son after Twitter users demand she be fired ... (more)

Sugar Mountain Festival’s immersive restaurant whets appetite for strange things

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Pat Forte, Zach Parise’s Former Coach, Honored By Hockey Hall Of Fame

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