Johnny Depp Slurs Speech And Behaves Oddly While Presenting At Show, Johnny Depp prompted some raised eyebrows last night with a slurred and expletive-ridden speech at a televised awards ceremony.

A man was taken to a hospital in critical condition Thursday night after he was seen fully engulfed in flames at a Phoenix shopping center, according to police.

A viral video said to show a Syrian “hero boy” saving a young girl from gunfire was in fact fake, a group of Norwegian filmmakers has confessed.

An ancient Ice Age burial ground for infants discovered by archaeologists in Alaska has provided information about the first inhabitants of North America.

Cake Boss star Buddy Valastro has been arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol, and he did not go down without a fight.

Janina Kolkiewicz spent 11 hours in cold storage after her family doctor declared her dead. On Nov. 6, 91-year-old Janina Kolkiewicz “was confirmed to have been dead by a family doctor before she was taken to a morgue, where staff noticed the body bag she was covered in was twitching from movement,” details The Independent.

First Nations leaders are applauding an Ontario judge’s decision, after he ruled an 11-year-old aboriginal girl with cancer has a constitutional right to forgo chemotherapy in favour of traditional medicine.

Bill Cosby’s Late Show appearance canceled, The show reportedly declined to reveal whether Cosby backed out of his appearance or the show had planned on a replacement, The New York Times reported Friday.

Boy George has called off a reunion tour of Culture Club after the singer discovered he had developed a potentially serious throat problem. The 53-year-old said that after a few months of throat complications, doctors found a polyp that may have to be surgically removed.

Unicorns may only exist in fairy tales, but a deer with a single antler must have looked pretty convincing from a distance. The roe deer had a rare antler deformity that caused it to have a single cone-shaped bone protruding from the centre of its head.

A Hamilton father is demanding answers from two hospitals after he was wrongly diagnosed with terminal cancer and recommended for chemotherapy. Larry Reece, 46, wants to know why the hospitals initially continued to stand by the misdiagnosis even after he underwent additional tests in the United States that he says conclusively proved he did not have cancer.