[Long lines have been forming inside the David Zwirner gallery in New York City as visitors wait for their chance to stand inside one of artist's Yoyoi Kusama's "Infinity Rooms." The 84-year-old artist and creator of the "I Who Have Arrived In Heaven" exhibit is currently on leave from the Japanese psychiatric hospital she calls home. Photo by Andrew Toth via Getty]

Nearly 11 percent of children in the United States between the ages of 4 and 17 have been diagnosed with ADHD, according to CDC researchers. Two-thirds of those children are currently being medicated.

You should never judge a book by its cover, unless its cover looks like David Adam Pate, 24, of Lancaster, S.C. Pate was charged with the murder of Ricky James, 33, on Friday after police determined he led James into the woods in mid-October, murdered him, and then covered his body with brush. Children playing in the area found James' body last weekend.

On Saturday, the NAACP called on prosecutors to upgrade the charges from misdemeanors to felonies in the San Jose State University racial hazing case. "This is not simple hazing or bullying," Reverend Jethroe Moore II said in a statement. "This is obviously racially based terrorism targeted at their African-American roommate."

Topping the box office this weekend, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire opened with $161.1 million, making it the biggest November debut ever. According to the trend watchers at the New York Times, the Hunger Games movie franchise is now a "full-fledged cultural phenomenon."

[Mount Sinabung spews pyroclastic smoke seen from Tigapancur village on Sunday in Karo district, North Sumatra, Indonesia. Mount Sinabung erupted eight times overnight and the Indonesian government raised the alert level for the volcano to the highest point on a four-stage scale. Photo by Ulet Ifansasti via Getty]

A Long Island deli owner and his son have been charged with grand larceny after they told a lotto winner who spoke limited English that he had won $1,000. In fact, he'd won a million, and the deli owner had pocketed the rest.

James Fallon, a neuroscientist at UC Irvine, accidentally discovered he was a psychopath when he found an "obviously pathological" brain scan in his files that showed low activity in the frontal and temporal lobe areas linked to empathy, morality, and self-control.

Ahhhhh, nightmares. A Pennsylvania woman found a live black widow spider in her grapes after returning home from the supermarket.

A high school football player in Connecticut stabbed his older lover to death Thursday night, after trying to end their two-year relationship.

While the biggest mystery in the Conrad Murray case is how on earth he's still somehow a licensed doctor, he's also been making the media rounds this week trying to pretend Michael Jackson's death is a mystery that hasn't already been solved with a guilty verdict.

A Florida man living in a 55-and-over gated community had two of his cars vandalized recently — but for once, police don't think it was kids. Because the ageist graffiti on the car said it all — this was an old person's crime.

Two men have been arrested by religious police in Saudi Arabia for giving out free hugs.

Are you ever urinating and happen to think, you know, I'm damn good at this thing right here. Well, have we got the job listing for you.

[Tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets in Kiev today to demand that the Ukrainian government defy Russia and sign extensive political and trade agreements with the European Union. Photo by Sergei Chuzavkovo via AP]

According to a new whistleblower lawsuit, lab technicians at the Kings County Hospital Center have repeatedly incorrectly told healthy people that they were HIV-positive and told some people who had tested positive for Hepatitis C that they were healthy.

An elderly ex-con who spent much of his life behind bars will most likely be sent back to jail after robbing a bank and quickly getting caught, admitting that he robbed the bank because prison was "the only life he knew."

The Texas actress accused of sending Barack Obama ricin-laced hate letters and then trying to frame her husband for them is close to getting a plea deal — the Assistant US Attorney on the case filed notice and a December hearing has been canceled. Shannon Richardson, who was pregnant at the time, gave birth in jail in July.

The American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology has laid down a hard line: no boys allowed.

A Virginia woman who survived both cancer and a devastating motorcycle accident was struck and killed by a car last Sunday, during her first walk outdoors since her accident six months ago.