April 22, 2011 Soccer Trophy Run Over by Bus (Denis Doyle/Getty)Real Madrid won the Spanish Cup earlier this week over their rivals, Barcelona. As you can see from the thousands of soccer fans who lined the streets of Madrid, this is a really big deal.
The winning Spanish Cup team receives a large trophy, w
In politics, vying for attention can be a difficult feat, what with all the scandalous love affairs, dishonest financial antics and hot-button social issues.
But it appears that Romanian lawmaker Edmond Talmacean may have found a way to catch the public's eye.
His method? Dancing.
Lurking beneath Yellowstone National Park is a super volcano. One that hasn’t erupted in 600,000 years. New research shows that the caldera below Yellowstone (which is one of the biggest in the world) is a lot bigger then we previously thought.
Street vendors in China have helped to create a new trend in the country by touting tiny reptiles sealed in colored water and attached to a keychain to passers-by.
The newest craze is nothing short of bizarre, which is probably why so many people are interested in purchasing one of their own portable salamanders, turtles or goldfish. Despite its novelty, though, animal activists are less than pleased.
March 30, 2011 Have you ever driven on a roundabout? How about driving around one while singing the Yes song "Roundabout"?
Roundabouts are used on roadways around the world and now they are coming to Cheyenne
March 14, 2011 Whirlpool created by Japan tsunami
The earthquake in Japan on Friday has been recalculated to 9.0 on the Richter Scale. The death toll continues to rise as the clean up begins and more amazing video footage has been surfacing.
Along with the initial destruction, the earthquake an
February 4, 2011 Happy Chinese New Year!
Celebrations have begun for the most important traditional holiday in countries all around the world that have significant Chinese populations, as documented by Wikipedia. Within China, regional customs and traditions concerning the celebration of the Chinese new year vary widely. People buy presents, decorations, fireworks and food. It all wraps up on February 15th this year with The Lantern Festival where families walk in the streets carrying lighted lanterns.
