A small Louisiana parish is about to go to war — against saggy pants.
Terrebonne Parish's council voted, 8-1, to ban people from wearing pants that sag so low that their underwear can be seen.
Violators will be hit with fines of up to $100.
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She was tryin' to make some front-page drive-in news.
A Michigan woman, 79-year-old Evie Branan, came out of a five-year coma and exclaimed, "I want to go to a Bob Seger concert!"
She said she's a fan of the "Night Moves" singer, so pals bought her tickets for last night's Seger show in Auburn Hills.
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It's crazy and embarrassing to set your house ablaze, especially when you're the fire inspector.
The official in Wisconsin burned his home down when he put a lit cigarette inside a garbage can, admittedly just to see how long it would take for the trash to catch fire.
He's facing police charges.
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There is life after death in Bristol, England — as road signs.
Government officials are recycling the metal left over from cremations — including hip joints, metal plates and bone screws — and reforging them into traffic signs.
If a family of the deceased does not want such a second coming, they can request to get the metal items returned with their loved one's ashes.
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Remember the Robert Duvall / Bill Murray / Sissy Spacek movie "Get Low"?
A funeral director in China is taking a cue from the 2009 flick and allowing living people to host services for themselves and listen to eulogies from friends and foes alike.
The customers say they like the services because, like a celebrity roast, they get to hear what candid family members, pals and detractors have to say about them.
Some stars of the show even lie in caskets for their "roast."
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