Bride-to-be Collette Moreno, 26, died in a car crash on the way to her bachelorette party this weekend, KCTV reports. Moreno's best friend, Ashley Theobald, was driving. Moreno (pictured above, left) took a selfie just before the crash.

Remember the middle-aged Fox News anchor who was arrested while intoxicated at an airport bar in St. Paul, Minnesota? You may have even seen Gregg Jarrett’s mugshot floating around last month. Now you can watch the (bizarrely rough) jailhouse altercation that put him in county jail.

According to local reports, at least 60 women and girls and 31 boys were abducted this weekend in northeastern Nigeria. Witnesses have blamed Boko Haram, the Islamist militant group that kidnapped over 270 schoolgirls in Chibok in April.

Queen Elizabeth II examines the Iron Throne Tuesday during a tour of the Game of Thrones set in Belfast. Image via Sky News.

Helena Costa, the first female to take a position as the coach of a men's professional soccer team in Europe, abruptly resigned from her job Tuesday only hours into the job. Costa had taken on the historic role as coach of Clermont Foot 63, based in the Auvergne region of France.

Summer has barely started, and already people are finding terrifying beasts in the waters surrounding New York City. Just last weekend, a group of fishermen caught a baby great white shark off the coast of Rockaway Beach, Queens.

On Sunday, an all-male panel of church judges convicted Mormon activist Kate Kelly of apostasy and punished her with excommunication from the Mormon church. Kelly founded the group Ordain Women in 2013, which advocates opening the male-only priesthood to women.

Rebekah Brooks, the former News Corp executive and News of the World editor charged with hacking a murdered 13-year-old's cell phone, was found not guilty today. Andy Coulson, Brooks's lover and successor at News of the World, who later became David Cameron's communications director, was found guilty on one count of conspiring to intercept communications.

The U.N. reports that at least 1,075 people — 757 of them civilians — have been killed in Iraq in June. U.N. spokesman Rupert Colville noted Tuesday that 1,075 "should be viewed very much as a minimum."

Visitors don umbrella hats as they wait to enter the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, the host of Wimbledon, the oldest tennis tournament in the world. The first day of games saw an easy victory by Novak Djokovic and an upset by Russia's Maria Kirilenko over the United States' Sloane Stephens. Image via AP.

As any self-respecting gamer would, Ice-T—a rapper and reality show star who also helps Mariska Hargitay solve sex crimes on TV—has a celebratory dance that he does upon successfully completing a level in his favorite video games, which includes Call of Duty. His dance involves his dick. Does yours involve your dick?

A man working with an industrial-sized wood chipper died today in Davie, Fla. when he fell into the machine. Police are still investigating the accident.

KFC donated $30,000 to the family of three-year-old Victoria Wilcher after they claimed an employee at a store in Jackson, Miss. asked them to leave because Victoria's scars—leftover from an attack by her grandfather's pit bulls—were scaring customers. But according to a new report in the Laurel Leader-Call, the whole thing was a hoax and never happened.

ISIS insurgents have taken the Baiji oil refinery just north of Baghdad. The refinery, the largest in Iraq, supplies a third of the country's oil to gas and power stations, and days of attacks on the facility have already led to its shutdown and petrol rationing.

Olympic gold medalist Hope Solo's 17-year-old nephew has, according to TMZ, reportedly told police that he was forced to pull a gun on his aunt after she allegedly became belligerent and started attacking him in his Seattle-area home. According to the nephew, Solo call him a "pussy" after he called his mother to tell her that Solo was there, apparently drunk. Solo was arrested by police Sunday on domestic violence charges.

Following a Freedom of Information Action lawsuit by the American Civil Liberties Union and the New York Times, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan released today the (heavily redacted) Justice Department memo that outlined the legality of President Obama's authorization to kill an American citizen overseas by drone strike.

Being a rapper isn't all fame and glory. There are problems, too. Problems such as peeing in your pants. Take the Monday afternoon of Houston's Slim Thug.

The Interview, starring James Franco and Seth Rogen as American talk show hosts sent to assassinate Kim Jong-un, does not look very funny — an assessment the North Korean state agrees with wholeheartedly.

The NY Post reported this week that money-hungry professionals are starting to reject advice meetings with under-experienced subordinates unless they're paid for their time. Keep in mind that these people likely had meetings with their superiors when they were starting out, and that advice was probably free.

A drunk 25-year-old who broke into a couple's new home outside Boise, Idaho, took a dump on the floor of the house and nearly got shot before receiving a free ride home from police—a move the homeowners say is a load of crap.