• Roaches survive fogging, explosion

  January 11, 2005
  Insecticide fumes caused an explosion that damaged a New Jersey house -- but the cockroaches survived.

• Forehead for rent to highest bidder

  January 10, 2005
  An Omaha man is using eBay to sell the use of his forehead to prospective advertisers, WOWT-TV, Omaha, reported Monday.

• Hardee's 'politically incorrect' monster burger a hot seller

  January 10, 2005
  To the horror of U.S. nutritionists, the Hardee's fast food chain is reporting higher sales based on its new mountainous 4-inch thick Monster Thickburger.

• Shuttered church takes Andrew Lloyd Weber's advice, reopens doors to art lovers

  January 4, 2005
  A shuttered church in England heeded the call of composer Andrew Lloyd Weber and reopened its doors to the public to share the Victorian-era art inside.

• Mathematicians hope to rescue red squirrel

  December 29, 2004
  Mathematicians in Scotland aren't being nuts to think they can save the native red squirrel from its more aggressive American grey cousin.

• Hollywood writers keeping an eye on California Supreme Court harassment case

  December 22, 2004
  Hollywood writers are watching a case before the California Supreme Court that will determine where artistic freedoms end and sexual harassment law begins.

• Jade Jagger works for Australian developer

  December 17, 2004
  Mick Jagger's daughter, Jade, has an architectural assignment designing housing for an Australian development company.

• ABC reveals identities of Jen Schefft's 'The Bachelorette 3' bachelor suitors

  December 15, 2004
  ABC has revealed the identities of the twenty-five bachelor suitors who will be competing for Jen Schefft's heart on the upcoming third edition of its The Bachelorette program, premiering Monday, January 10 at 9PM ET/PT.

• Nominees for 62nd Golden Globe Awards announced

  December 13, 2004
  Here is a list of nominees for the 62nd Annual Golden Globe Awards, announced Monday in Beverly Hills, Calif.

• Hollywood's historic Sunset-Gower Studios sold to private equity firm

  December 2, 2004
  The private equity firm GI Partners has bought the historic Sunset-Gower Studios in Hollywood, the Los Angeles Times reported Thursday.

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