For those who read Greg Wyshynski's Puck Daddy blog over at Yahoo!, you know what he's been up to this summer. He's had different personalities, from Will Leitch to uber hockey blogger James Mirtle, weigh in with their top five ways they'd change the NHL.

Read all about this Austrian man who broke his own nose and beat himself almost to a pulp with an iron bar in order to fake an armed robbery that his wife would believe. The plot thickens below.

Swimmer Michael Phelps will host the season premiere of NBC’s Saturday Night Live (SNL) on September 13. Singer Lil Wayne will be the musical guest.

Want to paint the town red and have a lot of fun doing it? Just follow the lead of residents in Bunol, Spain - throw tomatoes at each other! Armed with over 100 tons of Roma tomatoes, around 40,000 people took to the streets for the annual event.

Each year, the number of children who die in America is staggeringly high when compared to military operations intended to help other countries. What makes the home loss worse is that the intent is based upon true selfish control, power and greed.

Israeli scientists are taking digital photographs of the Dead Sea Scrolls and unveiling it online to preserve the 2,000-year-old documents, in order to make them available for the public and researchers.

The Dalai Lama, 73, has canceled two trips to undergo medical tests. Doctors say that the Tibetan spiritual leader is suffering from exhaustion. The Dalai Lama has just returned to his home in India after an 11 day visit to France.

Nothing says "I care about you" more than fake candles. For all you geeks and pyro-paranoid people, we introduce you to a a flameless candle. With flickering light that comes in yellow and blue, these tech candles are offering a nerdy kind of romance.

Congressman Dennis Kucinich gave a speech at the Democratic National Convention where he urged his fellow Americans to “wake up” before it is too late.

In her speech tonight New York Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton issued a passionate call for party unity at the Democratic National Convention, offering unequivocal and undeniable support for Barack Obama. The Obama camp was hoping for exactly that speech.

The United Nations International Telecommunications Union (ITU) has received a coveted Emmy Award for its part in coming up with a means to allow high-quality video to reach devices ranging from mobile phones to High Definition Televisions.

A British data processing firm sold a computer belonging to the company that contained private details of millions of bank customers on its hard drive. Luckily, it ended up with an IT manager who notified the authorities before any misuse occurred.

A mysterious disease in Kanpur, India has killed 160. The illness started two weeks ago in one village and has rapidly spread to 350 other locations. Thousands are sick in bed with an average of 15 to 20 dying each day.

For the Wisconsin woman who was arrested and handcuffed for failing to pay fines for two overdue library books, it couldn’t have been clearer that crime never pays.

An ID theft possibly affecting 8,000,000 people has occurred in Europe. Best Western customers who have booked hotel accommodations since 2007 are affected.

Do you like to watch videos at the same time you browse other sites? If yes, you should try YouPlayer, a Firefox extension.

Despite an ex-principal's witch hunt for homosexuals after a peaceful student protest, the small community of Ponce de Leon is upset by a judges decision. The ACLU filed suit against the district following protests that ignited over gay rights.

Jon Stewart attacked the cable news networks, including Fox, CNN, MSNBC, calling them a “brutish, slow-witted beast” and labelling Fox News as “an appendage of the Republican Party”.

Cher, 62, is set to play Catwoman in the third installment of Batman that stars Christian Bale. Director Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight featuring Heath Ledger is currently in theaters right now.

Calling an Internet, TV or cellphone provider for support is one of my most-hated activities. It destroys a good mood, as you sit on hold listening a corporate ad play every 15 seconds on a loop. But a new feature from Bell Canada has changed everything.