Cher performed on live television for the first time in over 10 years on Tuesday night's live finale of The Voice. She moaned over a backing track on her comeback single...blah blah blah...the real story was her wig. Sorry, wigs.
Between 1993 and early 2011, FBI agents shot 150 people, killing 70 of them. According to internal investigations by the FBI, every one of those shootings was justified.
A Florida man's first date with a woman he met at a Daytona Beach convenience store ended with the man naked, bloodied, and cashless in an empty cow field.
Noah Gallagher Shannon, whose New York Times Magazine essay about being on a doomed plane drew critics skeptical of his story
BuzzFeed reporter and Rolling Stone contributing editor Michael Hastings died in a car accident early Tuesday morning in Los Angeles. He was 33. Perhaps best known for his 2010 Rolling Stone profile of General McChrystal, which cost McChrystal his job, Hastings was also the author of two books, including last year's The Operators.
One wishes there were a better explanation for this neon-green liquid bubbling up from a sinkhole in a Philadelphia street—is it the ooze?—but it's just food dye used to help city workers trace the cause of cave-ins and other cracks in the city's infrastructure.
Meet Julius. Julius is a female python who lives in your nightmares and also Germany (or, at least, she did when this video was uploaded to the Internet three years ago). In this clip, Julius demonstrates a neat trick she learned, which is how to make sure you never feel safe or protected anywhere again. Prepare…
Brazil's large and growing anti-government protests