Fox Newscaster Melanie Morales Can't Hear S%$#!

Sucks to be her.

Church hosts 'porn and pancakes' event (AP)

AP - It's not your typical church breakfast. An event billed as "Porn and Pancakes" is being hosted by a church in rural upstate New York.

Your Mission- Transport Feather Duster to Shelf

It's a dangerous mission, but Fluffy seems up for the challenge.

Whiskey and Water Trick (Science)

Got some whiskey? Got some water? Give it a try.

Military Shows Off New Ray Gun

The military calls its new weapon an "active denial system," but that's an understatement. It's a ray gun that shoots a beam that makes people feel as if they are about to catch fire.

NYC to launch an official city condom, with possible subway theme

Available soon from City Hall: an official New York City condom.

Coral Springs mother died from massive overdose given by Broward General nurse

The Coral Springs mother went to the emergency room feeling sick after running out of medicine. But instead of just getting a refill, she died when a nurse gave her a massive overdose of a seizure drug, according to hospital officials and state records.

Hand-Picked Photoshop Tutorials

Adobe Photoshop is a powerful tool for designing various visual elements one can use for web-pages. However, sometimes it’s important to know what to do in order to achieve some effects. In such cases, step-by-step tutorials can provide help and save a lot of time you would have to spend on finding ...

'Grammar Girl' a quick and dirty success

Grammar lessons often are associated with high school drudgery -- diagramming sentences and memorizing obscure rules in between passing notes in English class -- but an Arizona technical writer has turned the seemingly dry subject into a popular podcast.

30 Rock Imagines Brian Williams' Office

Brian Williams "may be the most impeccably dressed newsman in the business. But in the alternate NBC universe depicted in...

Lion Giving Hugs and Kisses (Entertainment)

Now I want my own lion.

Neighborhood Mystery: Ghosts Amid the Graffiti

The five-story, 19th-century brick building at the corner of Elizabeth and Spring Streets may be the best-known unknown building in New York.