Fred Keller and Judy Foster of Wasilla, Alaska converted their 1976 Mazda pickup truck into a giant Radio Flyer wagon. It took 11 months to build. Keller says, "you kind of get the sensation of driving a sports car." [AP, video]

Two British men today face sentencing for running an illegal DIY online sperm bank out of a home basement, after a woman filed a complaint over receiving a supposedly anonymous donors full name along with a syringe of his sperm.

Who: Formerly the perky co-host of Today, Couric is now the much less perky anchor of the CBS Evening News, the last-place evening newscast.

The ninth suspect in the awful Bronx torture case, Ruddy Vargas-Perez, is in police custody.

Chinese artist Ai Weiwei carpeted the Turbine Hall in Britain's prestigious Tate Gallery with a sunflower seeds. Well, not quite: With painted porcelain replica sunflower seeds. One hundred million painted porcelain replica sunflower seeds. It's like Twitter, Ai says.

[Anderson Cooper leaves The Lion restaurant in West Village after having dinner with Sarah Jessica Parker and her husband Matthew Broderick New York City. Click through for more Coop John B. Photo via WENN.]

Four high school students in Staten Island have been arrested and charged with assault and aggravated harassment as hate crimes for their roles in the continuing, yearlong abuse of a Muslim classmate. What's going on with New York City?

In case there was any confusion: "This blog post originally stated that one in three black men who have sex with me is HIV positive. In fact, the statistic applies to black men who have sex with men."

From a tipster: New York Republican gubernatorial candidate Carl Paladino and, we think, campaign worker/alleged thief John Haggerty at Ben Benson's Steak House in Midtown tonight. Have you spotted someone noteworthy? Email us a photo or post it to #stalker.

A shocking new study indicates that students drink more alcohol while studying abroad—on average doubling weekly intake to ten drinks. Drinking returned to normal when students came back, though rates of saying "when I was in Europe" tripled.

Tonight, Jon Stewart opened with a segment about the midterm elections. The focus of a portion of that segment was homophobic New York gubernatorial candidate Carl Paladino, and Stewart didn't hold back when mocking Paladino's ridiculous hypocrisy. Video inside.

Looking for new tips on how to best wage jihad against the decadent West? Check out the new issue of Inspire, the official English-language al Qaeda magazine—it's chock-full of great ideas for the at-home terrorist, including:

Pastor Randy and family found a place to park their camper and live as the newest religious leaders in town on Weeds. Andy is a fitting pastor, Nancy a fantastic choir leader, and Doug the perfect creepy family friend.

Sheree went on her first blind date, Bryson brought weed with him to visit a friend in jail, Kandi has got some serious lungs, and Phaedra's husband is an ex-con. Scandal's amok on Real Housewives of Atlanta!

Hungarian authorities arrested the director of the industrial plant where toxic red mud spilled, killing at least eight.

"You know that was a terrible mess," said Bruno Tonioli after Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino's routine—an Argentine Tango—on tonight's Dancing with the Stars. And, honestly? It was a secondhand embarrassment-inducing mess. Watch inside. Update: Bristol Palin gets sexy!

New York just got hit by one hell of a storm, depositing thousands of hail pellets (some reportedly as big as quarters) all over the city, leaving an inch or so of slush on the ground. Want to see pictures?

[Gisele Bundchen and baby Benjamin—her nine-month-old child with husband Tom Brady—romp in Miami. Impossible as it may seem, the smaller human in this picture actually came out of the larger human. Another photo below.]

What do you do in the case of a bear attack? There's one common misconception about this situation that Eugene Mirman would like to address. That and rules for pre-agreed upon stereotypes.

Two unexpected things happened on tonight's Factor. The first: Ann Coulter and Bill O'Reilly disagreed about something. Heatedly! The second: the thing they disagreed about was Carl Paladino. Bonus: Coulter thinks that Paladino's homophobic outburst actually helped him. Video inside.