FLASH LITES: RIP N READ POP CULTURE RECAP
FLASH LITES: RIP N READ POP CULTURE RECAP
ROTTERDAM, Netherlands (Wireless Flash) A new study suggests British women have some of the biggest breasts in Europe. The poll by GfK Fashion Scope reveals there are more women with bra cups size D and above in England than in Denmark, Belgium, France, Sweden or Austria.
SARASOTA, Fla. Some Americans are drowning their sorrows over the terrorist war literally. A Florida-based distributor of Budweiser beer says sales soared 15 percent during the first week of the bombing campaign on Afghanistan.
MEDFORD, Pennsylvania Anthrax scares caused a Pennsylvania woman to blow up her microwave while trying to cook her mail. The lady said she saw a news report that suggested microwaves could kill anthrax.
ST. PETERSBURG Osama bin Laden will get egged after all. Officials at a Florida high school have decided to go ahead with a physics experiment where they drop eggs on a poster of the accused terrorist mastermind. The event at Dixie Hollins High School takes place later today (Oct. 25).
LONDON The German word kraut meaning cabbage has long been used by Britons to belittle Germans, but according to a British watchdog group, its now a perfectly acceptable substitute for German. However, a German Embassy spokesman says Germans still find the term offensive.
RIO DE JANEIRO A Brazilian judge has rejected a suit filed by the daughters of a deceased soccer star who were upset after a writer claimed their fathers sex organ was 10 inches long. However, the judge disagreed, ruling its a source of pride.
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. Most people would rather dine alone than with Regis Philbin. Ultimate TV asked Americans which game show host they wanted to dine with and 44 percent chose none, compared to 23 percent who would break bread with Regis.
LUSAKA, Zambia A Zambian man was just granted a divorce on the grounds there was a frog in a cup of tea his wife had given him. The 28-year-old man says thats the reason he left his wife and sought after another woman.
LOS ANGELES Wile E. Coyotes creator Chuck Jones is going back into wolf territory for a new character: Timber Wolf. Although its his first new character for Warner Brothers in 40 years, cartoons are only available at the companys website.
NEW YORK The tube-drum-playing Blue Man Group is currently working on their second album titled POV (Point of View). The album will be available next June and will feature something different from the group vocals.