Here are the 9 funniest signs from June (plus 9 more great contenders).
In tiny English village called Woodland, many of the 300 residents are reporting the same issue -- the same confounding woe -- which is driving them a bit insane.
After having learned of his sudden and compelled resignation from his Congressional post, I would like to make Anthony Weiner an offer of employment at Flynt Management Group, LLC in our Internet group.
Shockingly, during the Cold War, Russian scientists actually carried out experiments where they inseminated unsuspecting human females with hybrid embryos created in a lab.
I learned two concrete things. First, never Google "alien sex experiments" unless you are fully prepared mentally for what you will see. Second, the world is a far weirder place than I could have ever possibly imagined.
Thanks to the Internet, I can no longer think about Megan Fox without imagining her licking off the lipstick off her teeth.
And any honest researcher in this area will tell you that when it comes to accounts of prophecy, ghosts, or aliens, the negative side makes up only a tiny percentage of the reality.
While Weiner showed very bad judgment by using social media to flirt with younger women, I think his way of communicating his feelings is slightly more evolved than that of New Mexico college student Greg Fultz.
Driving to work earlier this week, I heard Terry Gross of Fresh Air interview Annie Jacobsen about her new book, Area 51. It all sounded like sober investigative reporting, until it got to the coda.
Could we ever incorporate an idea like siesta into the US working day? Could we set aside our five-hour energy drinks for a nap instead?
What if the fish you find in the market isn't what you think it is? According to a new report by Oceana, U.S. consumers are frequently served a completely different fish species than the one they paid for.
Wouldn't it be wonderful if in the future the only thing Sixth and I had to worry about with their food truck was whether they had enough challah on hand to serve the hundreds in line?
About 18 months after Avatar turned everyone into a 3D fanatic, the 'cool' factor is wearing off, as audiences are realizing that most 3D isn't going to blow their minds or take them to another world of immersion.
Either none of my neighbors qualify for salvation, or Harold Camping is wrong in predicting that the countdown to the end of the world begins today. I vote, without surprise, for the latter.