• Steve Carell, Julianne Moore, January Jones to present Globes

  January 12, 2011
  Steve Carell, Andrew Garfield, Julianne Moore, January Jones and Michelle Pfeiffer are to be presenters at the Golden Globes show in Beverly Hills, Calif.

• USA Network reviving 'Tough Enough' wrestling reality competition

  January 4, 2011
  USA Network says it has given a 10-episode order to "WWE Tough Enough," a non-scripted wrestling reality competition series that previously ran on MTV and UPN.

• Westerners celebrate Christmas in China

  December 25, 2010
  Westerners celebrating Christmas in China said they are enjoying the mix of Chinese culture and holiday spirit.

• Coyote rescued from drifting ice

  December 18, 2010
  Chicago emergency responders said they rescued a coyote spotted drifting on a piece of Lake Michigan ice.

• Police: Woman, 71, beat attacker with pan

  December 16, 2010
  A Kansas man accused of trying to rape a 71-year-old woman was hospitalized for several days due to injuries the elderly woman inflicted with a frying pan.

• Police seek owner of found toys

  December 15, 2010
  Police in Kentucky said they are searching for the owner of 15 boxes of toys believed to have fallen off a truck driving between towns.

• Putin channels Fats Domino at party

  December 13, 2010
  Vladimir Putin showed a whimsical side this weekend, taking a stage to play a piano and sing Fats Domino's "Blueberry Hill" in English.

• Florida fireman has nation's top mustache

  December 8, 2010
  A Florida firefighter's soup-strainer was named the country's top mustache at the "Stache Bash" in Missouri.
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  Exclusive: Nick DeCarlo and Vicki Casciola talk 'The Amazing Race'

  December 7, 2010
  After deciding to quit the tenth leg's Roadblock and take a six-hour time penalty instead, The Amazing Race racers Nick DeCarlo and Vicki Casciola were going to need a lucky break to finish the seventeenth edition's eleventh leg ahead of any of the competition's three other remaining teams

• Acorns abound in Florida

  November 23, 2010
  Experts in Florida said oak trees have been dropping a higher-than-usual amount of acorns this season, but no one knows why.

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