Qantas will keep its troubled A380 airplanes grounded for 72 hours while it figures out what caused last week's explosion.

Most people train for the New York City Marathon above ground, in sneakers, after years of working up to marathon distance. Edison Peña trained thousands of feet underground, in boots he sawed the ankles off of. And he still finished.

Eighteen tourists who disappeared in September were found in a mass grave in Acapulco, Mexico. The tourists, mostly mechanics who vacationed together every year, seem to have been killed as revenge against a cartel based in their home state, Michoacan.

Iranian police have arrested members of "underground rap groups" in Tehran after "young boys and girls" were found to be recording rap music and making videos in vacant homes. The rappers were also drinking liquor.

After drinking a few cocktails during a dinner party, NeNe finally reveals the truth behind her deteriorating marriage to Gregg. Watch NeNe confide in Cynthia that Gregg's lack of communication and possible infidelities may lead them to divorce court.

[Actress Eva Longoria Parker, wearing a ham costume, hosts the MTV European Music Awards in Spain. Photo via AP.]

Georgina Bloomberg, the daughter of New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg, fell from her horse while riding in a tournament and suffered a concussion and fractured spine. She was unconscious immediately after the fall, but walked away under her own power.

In tonight's after-halloween Simpsons, Daniel Radcliffe lays down the gauntlet in the battle between the hugely succesful recent fantasy franchises. Watch him just kill it as "Edmund", Lisa's new undead love interest.

Once the zombie apocalypse comes, tried and true methods of subterfuge like camouflage and misdirection probably won't work. Recognizing this, the gang on The Walking Dead comes up with a way to blend in with their new zombie neighbors.

A new study attempts to figure out what reasons for having sex lead to the most satisfying sex. For example: Sex for "love and commitment" is more satisfying than sex "to get material goods." Who would've thought?

In this Halloween episode, Peter and Quagmire tag along with Joe in response to a domestic abuse call. Upon entering the home, they realize that it is no delicate matter. Watch them take political incorrectness to a groundbreaking level!

Here's a video from a recent football game featuring the squad from Driscoll Middle School in Corpus Christi, Texas, pulling off what's arguably one of the most epic trick plays in teenage history. Watch the quarterback's insane, impressive stunt inside.

Nuclear power plants in Vermont and New York were shut down in unrelated incidents—but there's "no threat to public health."

On Friday's Wheel of Fortune, something crazy happened. You see, a woman named Caitlin solved a seven-word, 27-letter puzzle with only one letter filled in, stunning Pat Sajak (and everyone else in the studio). Watch the unlikely feat inside.

Countdown anchor Keith Olbermann will return on Tuesday, his "indefinite" suspension (for unreported political donations) ended by MSNBC President Phil Griffin. Olbermann was gone for two shows, and returns just in time to prevent a week of insistent media handwringing.

Did you know that al-Qaeda in Iraq once surgically implanted bombs inside two stray dogs and tried to put them on a plane to the U.S.? Here's how to tell if your dog is a bomb-carrying al-Qaeda agent.

"F*ck hope." George Carlin didn't have faith in American politics, because he didn't have faith in the American public. Maybe this is what we deserve. "Garbage in, garbage out."

Former President George W. Bush's interview with Matt Lauer airs on NBC tomorrow night, but tonight's Nightly News gave us a tech/gossip-focused preview. Apparently, Bush has an iPad—he likes to read gossip on it! Find out what inside.

For Courtney Love, the issue is not whether you're crazy or not: It's how to calibrate exactly the correct amount of crazy, so you shock but don't repel. The secret is found deep in today's New York Times profile.

Gary Hecker is a veteran Foley artist who's career spans over 200 films. His tips and tricks include a demonstration of the horse, from galloping to breathing. Watch the fascinating video inside, just don't quit your day job quite yet.