Ron Capps made a stunning comeback Friday from his NHRA Arizona Nationals crash last Sunday that shook him up, destroyed a ...

For its anniversary, Matthew Rozsa looks back at 'Friday The 13th: A New Beginning' and explains why it's the best film in ...

A bicycle surrounded by balloons sits along Bayou Road in St. Bernard Parish, a memorial to remember a 13-year-old killed ...

Cats trying to open containers, dogs climbing up stairs, to birds playing the violin, are just a few of the funny pets you'll find in this funny pets video compilation. Video courtesy of Jukin ...

From kittens taking a nap, or kittens getting bottle fed, to kittens playing with cupcake holders, these are just a few of the funny kittens you'll find in this funny kittens video compilation.

"It's interesting nonetheless to see borrowers seemingly reject the superstition that it could be unlucky to complete such a big event as moving house on Friday 13th." Its data shows that of the ...

“I’d just like to know what in hell is happening, that’s all! I’d like to know what in hell is happening! Do you know what in hell is happening?” ...

Following Friday's tense meeting between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and US President Donald Trump in the Oval Office, social media has been flooded with videos created with Artificial ...

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (WEAU) - It was win or go home on the ice, in the sectional final round of the WIAA boys hockey tournament. In Division 1, Eau Claire Memorial came up just short against Wausau West.

But, some gifts are wrapped funny. Photo credit: Robin Malmanger Dave Markwell is a life-long Des Moines liver and lover. Former owner of Waterland CrossFit and the Waterland Arcade, Dave uses his ...

A St. Pete woman has been arrested for DUI manslaughter after she hit and killed a man on Friday night, according to the St. Pete Police Department. The victim, 32-year-old Tevin Griffin, was ...

Today is Friday the 13th - widely considered an unlucky day. But where has this superstition come from and why do people still believe in it today? Anthropologist Phil Stevens provides answers.