The popular Venice Film Festival this year started with the premiere of "Burn After Reading", a blank comedy of Coen brothers, starring Hollywood stars George Clooney and Brad Pitt.
According to representatives of the History Channel, a team of experts will go down under to examine a spate of UFO sightings in the Australia's Northern Territory. The team will shoot an episode of "UFO Hunters", the channel's documentary television series.
The founder of one of the most popular magazines in the world, Playboy, Hugh Hefner, apparently asked a Ukrainian model Dasha Astafieva to become his next girl to live in the Playboy mansion, located in Los Angeles.
An ex-Brighton Grammar teacher, who used such keywords as "pre-teen Lolita" to surf the Internet for child porn, was in fact a broken person, his reputation was ruined, the County Court has heard.
A 19 month Philadelphia boy, who was found dead inside a suitcase, was starved by religious group members, including his mother because he wouldn't pray after meals.
Archaeologists at the Museum of London managed to discover what they say is possible The Theater where such masterpieces "The Merchant of Venice" and "Romeo and Juliet" made their debut and where their author, William Shakespeare himself worked.
Businessman David Piper, 58, is also the Lord of the mansion of Warleigh, which is next to Plymouth, Devon. The entrepreneur hopes to sell on eBay his title and assets worth £6 million ($9,281,890).
As doctors were about to perform post-mortem examination of a pilgrim, who fell unconscious during a rush that killed 150 people, the man suddenly woke up.
The 7-time world champion in Formula 1 racing, Michael Schumacher, was returning from an event held at Silverstone on Sunday when, trying to surpass an elderly woman driver, he hit a pedestrian.
An Arab decided to send his £190,000 ($378,000) black and gold Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 (the same model Batman drove in "The Dark Night") for oil check from Qatar to London.
