
A male pregnancy is definitely a medical sensation grabbing headlines worldwide. A 15-year-old Kazakh boy was recently declared pregnant, given a handful of erroneous medical prescriptions and a bill for 50,000 tenge ($330). ...

12:56 PM, Feb 16, 2013

From the iPotty for toddlers to the 1,600-pound mechanical spider and the host of glitch-ridden "smart" TVs, the International CES show is a forum for gadget makers to take big - and bizarre - chances. ...

01:02 PM, Jan 10, 2013

New Delhi: Actress Uma Thurman's daughter has joined the list of celebrity children with bizarre names. Thurman's daughter is justifiably called Luna at home since her official name is Rosalind Arusha Arkadina Altalune Florence Thurman-Busson. William Shakespeare wouldnt know that even ages down his popular line Whats in a name from 'Romeo and Juliet' would still make sense to many. The present Hollywood celebrities have their own take when it...

02:23 PM, Oct 19, 2012

London: From whale sperm to colon cleansers to the shape of a woman's foot when she has an orgasm, celebrities did not disappoint during 2011 with their penchant for peddling suspect science in the world's media. In its annual list of what it considers the year's worst abuses against science, the Sense About Science campaign named U.S. reality TV star Nicole Polizzi, Republican presidential candidate Michelle Bachmann and American singer-songwriter...

12:28 PM, Dec 29, 2011

The dead fox was found next to a little side table she kept in the coop. ...

10:19 AM, Mar 04, 2010

Take a look at those who have achieved unusual records around the world. ...

08:03 PM, Aug 26, 2009

Bulawayo: Zimbabwe trailed New Zealand by 305 runs with eight wickets in hand at stumps on the fourth day Friday of their one-off cricket Test at Queens Sports Club. After New Zealand declared at 252-8 in its second innings, seamer Doug Bracewell took two wickets to reduce Zimbabwe to 61-2 at the close of play. Bracewell first trapped opener Vusi Sibanda for 13 and Hamilton Masakadza was well caught at ...

11:34 PM, Mar 15, 2008