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If you were looking for advice on the meaning of love, you probably didn't think to turn to porn stars to find the answers.

A competition for the Skeleton World Cup went down this weekend in Austria. If you're not familiar, it's like the luge, but you go head first.

Necessity is the mother of invention. And in this case, the necessity was for this woman to stop stinking so badly.

Some games translate just fine to video games. Chess, checkers and Monopoly, those all work just fine on the screen as well as on a board. But Jenga?

Last month, 14-year-old John Smith was walking across frozen Lake St. Louis with some friends in Lake St. Louis, Mo., near St. Louis when he fell through the ice. He was underwater for 15 minutes before rescuers got to him, KDSK-TV reported. When emergency medical responders got him to St. Joseph Hospital West, the eighth-grader wasn't breathing and didn't have a pulse. His body temperature was 88

It looks like your tongue can be used for more than flapping your gums and swapping spit. Researchers at Colorado State University's Department of Mechanical Engineering are working on giving those hard of hearing the opportunity to try something different than the cochlear implants or surgically-placed hearing aids offered as current solutions.

It's way too easy to drive distracted these days. Things like food, cell phones and passengers are all temptations to take your attention off the road. For an Alabama truck driver, a loose tooth was to blame for his distracted-driving disaster, Alabama Live/AL.com reported.

This is a terrible development in an already tragic story for a family traveling on the Baltimore-Washington Parkway in Maryland and stopping to change a flat tire late Sunday night. The father, Rick Warren, was fatally struck by a passing car just as he was finishing up the tire swap. His fiancee was also hit, but survived, NBC 4 Washington reported. The teen-aged daughter frantically called 911

Apparently, there's some kind of radio feud going on between ESPN's Colin Cowherd and Dan Patrick.

Congratulations to an entire troop of Cub Scouts, who just earned a merit badge for seeing boobs. Trust us, kids. It could have been many, many years before you earned that badge otherwise.