The world's first open source documentary film, "RiP! A Remix Manifesto," has its British and Danish premieres this week.

A Canadian Broadcasting Corporation host, Evan Solomon is part of the network's major makeover beginning this Monday. Solomon discusses CBC's new format and how his upcoming Ottawa-based show on politics will rip the veil off Parliament Hill.

With just over four minutes left in overtime, the Air Canada Centre was about to be filled with some magic from Mats. With the Maple Leafs shorthanded and the game on the line, Mats Sundin simply walked over the Calgary Flames blue line and let one rip.

One college student has cashed in on an impromptu political t-shirt. Now every time her t-shirt is described and her website mentioned on the news, her website crashes over the demand.

In a green fog that possibly altered the ability to reason, a 35-year-old man was stabbed in the chest by his hotel roommate after he let one "rip." The stinky victim was treated and released. The violent sniffer? Arrested and faces charges.

"RIP Macho B" read one of the signs at a memorial service held on Thursday celebrating the life and mourning the death of the last known and verified jaguar living free in the United States of America.

Dutch accident investigation council chief Pieter van Vollenhoven said their initial findings showed that the left altimeter of the crashed Turkish Airlines Boeing 737-800 had failed. The auto-pilot thus throttled back and flew the plane too slowly.

This video is in Dutch, without subtitling. It's posted to show the farmer, Maurits Rip, in whose field the Turkish Airlines' Boeing 737-800 crashed near Amsterdam yesterday. The field was too muddy for emergency vehicles. He was roped in to help out.

After a lengthy investigation by Canadian and United States authorities, a know gambler and member of a card-cheating cartel pled guilty to charges of swindling casinos in Canada and California.

All those sombre Dutch funerals may never be the same again. At the "I R.I.P" Amsterdam exhibition launched on 30 January, visitors can manufacture - and testride -- their own environmentally-friendly 'corpse box' which costs 24 Euros.

Just when you thought the level of disgusting behavior and stupidity couldn’t get worse, comes a new scam taking money off people being foreclosed. Lenders are creating more opportunities for ripoffs as they foreclose mindlessly on anything and anyone.

During the week my positive impressions of the current Australian government were severely damaged when I found out the government was actually considering a resale royalty model that is nothing like the UK model.

Jesse Jackson's desire to rip off Barack Obama's testicles. Why Canada had problems with iPhone 3G payment plans. A stunning video of a woman surviving a lightning strike. These are the top stories making headlines around the world.

Former North Carolina U.S. Senator Jesse Helms, also known as "Senator No", died at 1:18 a.m. Friday. No cause of death has been released as of yet.

Deadly tornadoes have ripped through US Cities, killing 22 and injuring hundreds in Missouri, Oklahoma and Georgia. Crews and search dogs hunt for survivors in all three states.

When Taurice Williams and Miss Smith got married on Saturday they didn't know that their honeymoon would be spent in jail. The couple from Vallejo, California were having a rip roaring party to celebrate their nuptials.

Senator John McCain, former POW and one of the most liberal Senators sporting the ignominious “R” behind his name, cruised to an easy victory in the Florida Primaries, prompting many to presume he will be the party’s nominee in November.

Scott Parazynski, the US physician-astronaut who grew up in Senegal, Lebanon, Iran and Greece, was slated Saturday to carry out one of the riskiest spacewalks ever in a bid to repair a rip in a solar panel on the International Space Station (ISS).

A planned spacewalk aboard the International Space Station has been delayed after NASA found two problematic tears on a solar array moved during an earlier spacewalk, the US space agency said Wednesday.

The theory is that dark matter will engulf the universe. Or maybe not. Maybe there’ll be a Big Crunch, or a Big Freeze. Or not. Maybe proton decay will set in when all matter is locked up in black holes and dead stars. They’re a happy lot, physicists.