Boston Hospital Just Performed The World’s First Successful Penis Transplant
Massachusetts General Hospital just made history today by successfully performing the nation’s first genitourinary reconstructive (penile) transplant;
The recipient, Thomas Manning of Halifax, Massachusetts, said he is eternally grateful for the doctors, hospital staff, and...
Generate Free Electricity Using Solar Power From A Spray Can
In one of the most revolutionary discoveries of this decade, Toronto University researchers have just invented 'sprayable' solar technology. They have figured out a way to liquify solar cells, then spray them onto thin, flexible surfaces, and install...
Nik Wallenda Is Attempting A Blindfolded Tightrope Walk Over 600 Feet Above Chicago
World renowned aredevil Nik Wallenda is now attempting to perform what he is calling the most challenging feat he has ever imagined: he is about to tightrope walk between two skyscrapers at over 600...
This Energy Company’s New Sad Ape Campaign Makes No Sense
What does an orangutan have to do with Energy?
Apparently a European energy company thinks it makes a perfect mascot.
Scottish and Southern Energy’s new campaign is one of the craziest and most illogical marketing campaigns we've seen...
New Gadget Allows Police To Detect When You Are Texting While Driving
If you're one of those people who is always speeding or never wearing a seat belt, now you have a new reason to be paranoid of the cops.
A Virginia based company called ComSonics has now...
Miss Nevada Nia Sanchez Becomes Historic 63rd Winner of Miss USA
In a stunning display or integrity and talent, the recent winner of Miss Nevada, Nia Sanchez, was just crowded as Miss USA in our nations largest beauty pageant. Nina is a 24 year old from...
Largest Spider In The World Discovered in Guyana Rainforest
Piotr Naskrecki was taking a late-night walk deep in the rainforest of Guyana, when suddenly he heard a small clicking sound, like that of miniature horse hooves.
"When I turned on the light, I couldn't...
Pentagon Announces US Military to Conduct Humanitarian Airdrop in Iraq
According the today's release by the Pentagon, the U.S. military is currently undergoing targeted airstrikes and is dropping humanitarian aid to the Iraqi city of Amirli, which has been cut off from food and water for nearly two...
Indiana University Graduate w/ Stutter Inspires a Nation
"...stop believing in those who cast doubt upon you, and to start believing in yourselves..."
As Parker Mantell made his way the podium to deliver Indiana University’s commencement speech, he confessed that he might not have been the...
30,000 Pounds of Gold Discovered off The Coast of Charleston SC
Possibly the largest recovery of gold bars, coins, bracelets, buckles and broaches have just been retrieved from a 157-year-old shipwreck off the coast of Charleston, South Carolina.
The "Ship of Gold," once known as the SS...