[A Pro-European Union supporter, his mustaches painted in yellow-and-blue Ukrainian national flag colors, at a mass rally in Kiev Ukraine. Photo by Efrem Lukatsky via AP]

[A makeshift memorial with crosses for the victims of the Sandy Hook massacre stands outside a home in Newtown, Conn.. Photo by Robert F. Bukaty via AP]

[An aquarium staff member dressed in a Santa Claus costume embraces a Zebra shark as he swims with fish inside the Sunshine International Aquarium in Tokyo. Photo by Shizuo Kambayashi via AP]

[While traveling on Air Force One to Johannesburg for Nelson Mandela's memorial, George W. Bush shows off his new paintings to Michelle Obama, Hillary Clinton, Valerie Jarrett, Susan Rice, Eric Holder, and Laura Bush. Photo via Pete Souza]

[Did it feel cold out today? That's cute. While a few inches accumulated along the Eastern Seaboard this morning, the lowest temperature of all time (unofficially) was recently recorded in Antarctica — a balmy -135.8 degrees. Photo of Philadelphia's snowstorm by Matt Rourke via AP.]

[Sad evidence of the dreadful New York weather is seen in this Yonkers Police Department photograph of an early morning pileup of SUVs, at least one taxi cab and a light pole. Photo via Associated Press.]

[A Frenchman reacts to American-themed Christmas decorations in a small southeastern French town called Menton. Photo by Lionel Cironneau via AP.]

[Freedom fighters in the city square begin the protest that changed the world forever.]

[The Ravens and Vikings play through the snow in Baltimore. Snow will be falling tonight across the Northeast, from Washington to Boston. Image by Nick Wass via AP.]

[Mourners sing outside the home of former president Nelson Mandela in Johannesburg, South Africa on Saturday. Photo by Matt Dunham via AP.]

[Freezing cold temperatures gripping much of the U.S. today led some to call it "Ice Friday." But while the weather made for a pretty map, it's also been blamed for nine deaths so far. Be safe out there. Image via Business Insider]

[It's feel-good holiday time, but first let's scare the crap out of some kids. In this photo, Austrians in Neustift im Stubaital dress up as Krampus, a part-goat, horned demon creature who rewards good children and punishes the naughty ones. Photo by Sean Gallup via Getty.]

[An Indonesian man watches as Mount Sinabung erupts in Gundaling. Fifteen thousand people have already been evacuated since November 24, when the volcano's status was raised to the highest level. Photo by Binsar Bakkara via AP]

[A Falcon 9 SpaceX rocket, carrying its first commercial payload, a communications satellite, lifts off from Launch Complex 40 at the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station. Photo by John Raoux via AP]

[Chaos, a chimpanzee, looks through the glass at visitors during his public debut in the Onstead Foundation Chimpanzee Habitat at the Houston Zoo. Photo by David J. Phillip via AP]

[Thai police have stopped resisting protestors, removing fortifications blocking the gates of the prime minister's office. According to the AP, the protestors have not attempted to enter the building. The clash began three days ago, leaving at least three dead and 230 injured. Image by Sakchai Lalit via AP.]

[Spike Lee's having a rough weekend — his new film "Oldboy" opened at just $1.2 million and he failed to coach his beloved Knicks to a win tonight at Madison Square Garden, where they suffered their ninth straight loss. Image by Kathy Willens via AP.]

[Protesters clash with police in Kiev, as more than 100,000 Ukrainians call for the resignation of the government. Photo by Efrem Lukatsky via AP]

[An Egyptian riot policeman fires tear gas in Cairo on Friday to disperse hundreds of Islamist demonstrators defying a new protest law that has drawn widespread criticism from the international community and democracy advocates. Photo by Ahmed Gomaa via AP]

[Six-month-old puppy Dexter was reunited with his owner, Guardsman Spc. Jacob Montgomery, nine days after a tornado destroyed their apartment in Washington, Ill. Buried in the rubble, Dexter was found by a neighbor and coaxed out with hot dogs. Photo by Illinois National Guard via AP]