At least 350 people were killed in a landslide in northeastern Afghanistan, according to the UN. As many as 2,000 people remain missing.

At age 89, Delores Dennison finally got to go to a high school prom. She missed her own prom, back in the 1940s, because money was tight for her family at the time. But this year, her great-grandson, Austin, asked her to be his date.

In a few days, eternally-sad-seeming Nicole Kidman's new film is to open the Cannes film festival. In Grace of Monaco, she plays the sad-seeming-in-retrospect Grace Kelly, the movie star and eventual princess of Monaco. And the sadness is still contagious, apparently, now extending to the film's backers because it's been denounced by the Monégasque (it's a great word) royal family as a "farce."

Harry Anderson from Night Court is starring in a movie in the best new genre, College Freshman Destroys Atheist Professor. The movie, A Matter of Faith, is produced by the group that runs the Creation Museum. It's out in September.

The current bid is $36,000 for this beautiful old Willie Nelson tour bus. It gets 7 miles a gallon. It sleeps 8. It's like a saloon inside, with red velvet and beveled glass. It's got miles of wood paneling. Hell, there may still be a stash in that wood paneling that's worth 36 grand!

A bystander throws a tear gas canister that came back from the al-Azhar University campus after it was shot by the Egyptian security forces towards protesters at the school in Cairo on Friday. Image via Mohammed Abu Zaid/AP.

A 15-foot Minke whale washed up in New Jersey, and it wasn't long before someone notified the authorities. And by "notified the authorities," I mean "spraypainted a fraternity logo on the dead whale."

A Manhattan-bound F train derailed in Queens on Friday morning, injuring 19 people—four four of them seriously—and trapping 1,000 below ground.

A GOP representative and nondenominational minister dismayed over challenges to his state's gay-marriage ban penned a pun-filled letter to his local paper criticizing what he perceives as the health hazards of gay male-on-male sex involving "a one-way alley meant only for the garbage truck to go down."

Traveling to Mexico to ride ziplines would excite many workaday mortals, but self-proclaimed god Kanye West is so over it.

Earlier this week, Texas governor Rick Perry gloated that his "pro-business" policies allowed his state to steal 3,000 Toyota jobs from California. If true, that would be terrible public policy. But it now appears it's not true, which is even worse.

The Ft. Worth veterinarian arrested on animal cruelty charges earlier this week admitted to secretly keeping five dogs alive after their owners had dropped them off to be euthanized. Some of the dogs were kept in cages for years, according to a police report.

This week Arizona's Republican governor, Jan Brewer, signed its anti-revenge-porn law onto the books. The Arizona law makes it a felony to "intentionally disclose, display, distribute, publish, advertise or offer a photograph, videotape, film or digital recording of another person in a state of nudity or engaged in specific sexual activities if the person knows or should have known that the depicted person has not consented to the disclosure."

After hitting on teenage girls and posting his nude paintings of Seth Rogen, James Franco's Instagram—1,914,822 followers served!—took the logical next step early this morning: A damn-near-nude photo of Franco himself.

A New Jersey man has been awarded $1.5 million by a jury after city leaders (including the mayor, an "avowed Boston Red Sox fan") denied him the right to open a bar named "Buck Foston." Buck Foston.

On Friday, two Ukrainian military helicopters were shot down in the eastern city of Slovyansk, killing a pilot and serviceman, as Ukraine launched its first major offensive against pro-Russian separatists in the region.

The Oklahoma inmate who died of a heart attack after the state botched his execution had to be injected in his groin because doctors couldn't find a viable vein anywhere else.

Sources tell Page Six they're surprised Donald Sterling is still alive.

A New York City man on a lot of drugs ended up clinging to the side of a speeding taxi for nearly eight miles after he tried unsuccessfully to carjack it.

Teenagers fighting over high school vendettas end up being responsible for around 40 percent of New York City's shootings, police say.