Ukrainian special forces have exchanged gunfire with pro-Russia militia in eastern Ukraine, where the armed protesters have recently seized a number of government buildings. Casualties have been reported on both sides, including the death of a Security Service officer.

The corsages come from a Louisville, Kentucky florist, cost $20, and contain a $5 gift card so you can customize your corsage with Original Recipe, Extra Crispy, or Kentucky Grilled Chicken.

A northern Spanish village will vote next week on whether or not to keep its current name "Castrillo Matajudios," which translates as "Castrillo Kill Jews." Hmmm. Tough call!

After four strong signals were heard last week, no new electronic pings have been detected since Tuesday, April 8th, in the search for the missing Malaysia Airlines jet. This means (or, keeping in line with nearly every new piece of information about the missing flight: could mean) that the black box's batteries have finally died.

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Ah, if there is one thing more beautiful than young love, it's young love spurred on by a famous TV drug manufacturer and murderer's best-known threat. So sweet.

New information has been added to the investigation of Thursday's deadly crash between a Fed-Ex truck and school bus. A couple whose car was sideswiped by the truck claims it was already on fire when it careened across a median and slammed into the bus. Transportation Safety Board spokesman Keith Holloway confirmed to the AP that the agency is investigating the condition of the truck before the collision.

British young adult author Sue Townsend passed away on Thursday. She was 68. Townsend was best known for the beloved Adrian Mole series, which she began writing in 1982, and whose last installment was released in 2009. Townsend suffered from diabetes.

In 2009, Nancy Lekon ran over and killed a pedestrian while driving her limo in downtown L.A.'s Skid Row. (Everyone in L.A. drives a limo, right?) She claims that it was all because she was in the area for a little rendezvous with her then-boyfriend, Johnny Depp. Gosh, I sure hope those two lovebirds had an amicable break-up, because he will now have to take the stand at her trial!

Is it time that we finally ban cruises? In one solitary week, three cruise ships have had to send CDC investigators on board in order to discover why over 100 people (each!) have come down with vomiting and diarrhea. The first two cases were discovered on the same boat—one week apart.

Girl in casual attire holds disembodied head of HAIM bassist Este Haim as she perches atop the shoulders of another festival attendee at Coachella, a triple-decker of stacked heads that evokes the image of mythological Roman hellhound Cerberus. Via AP/Chris Pizzello.

A 29-year-old man from Baltimore was arrested last week after attempting to rob a hair salon in Annapolis, Maryland. He would have gotten away with it, too, had the receptionist not noticed that his "gun" looked suspiciously like fingers, causing her to laugh at him until he just eventually left! Ugh. Women.

Are we at Coachella? Coa-hell-no. But we aren't above watching the entirety of OutKast's first reunion performance from the comfort of our own homes. The ATLien duo got right down to it with "B.O.B.", and shook Indio with visits from Janelle Monae and Future, the former of whom described the reunion as "witnessing history."

A 13-year study published in the American Journal of Epidemiology has revealed that if you take naps during the day, your life is going to be short. Add it to the list.

The case of the 9-month-old baby charged with the attempted murder of police officers in a Pakistani court earlier this month has officially been dismissed. The judge announced the decision after Saturday's court hearing.

Dainty tea cups enrobed in poetry and roses showed up at Zurbrüggen stores in Germany bearing the face of Adolf Hitler with swastika to match. The image of the former Nazi dictator is banned in the country, but no one seems to know how this happened.

A Wheel of Fortune contestant named Julian recently lost his chance at winning one million dollars, a car, and trips to London and Jamaica. And he did it, again and again, in the most embarrassing ways possible.

Dozens of armed pro-Russian protesters have seized a police station in Slaviansk, a city in eastern Ukraine near the Russian border. The group is part of several that have occupied government buildings in the Russian-speaking cities Donetsk and Luhansk in the past week.

One business's swift decline into debt and eventual liquidation should, hypothetically, become the treasure of a faction of art school kids with too much pocket change to blow. But Coldwater Creek, the Idaho-based company known for sensible slacks, can't seem to find any investors. Why?