A 15-foot-long great white shark called Lydia has been spotted swimming towards the Cornish coastline in Britain, and is expected to arrive in UK waters by Monday.

Cypress Cove Nudist Resort in Kissimmee, Flor. has been baring it all for 50 years as of this year and one of the longest operating havens for those who prefer life in the buff keeps still going strong. One reasons is its ability to attract newbies.

We should be thankful — thank God if you like — that the grotesque bill the Arizona legislature passed was vetoed today by Gov. Jan Brewer (R). She chastised her own party in doing so and saved the citizens of her state, all of them, from chaos.

If you didn't like all the jokes in Will Ferrell's "Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues" then perhaps you will like all of them in "Anchorman2: The Legend Continues: Super-Sized R-Rated Version."

Media, motivated by their ethical standards, recently used words like "tragedy" to describe the killing of South African model Reeva Steenkamp. It is being revisited now because her life was taken a year ago and her killer has now broken his silence.

On the night of the Costa Concordia tragedy, it was first mate Roberto Bosio who gave the order to abandon ship. As Bosio told the court in the trial of the Captain Francesco Schettino, Schettino refused to.

Uruguay's president, José “Pepe” Mujica, has been nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize by the Dutch activist organization, the Drugs Peace Institute. Thanks to Mujica, in April, his country will be the first to completely legalize marijuana.

A new online poll of heart attack and stroke victims conducted by the Canadian Heart and Stroke Foundation has found that over half of the respondents are not making the changes needed to ensure their health. The reason? Poor motivation.

Thirty-two people died on Jan. 13, 2012 in the Costa Concordia disaster when the Italian cruise liner went down. On Saturday a 33rd victim was taken when a diver from Spain cut his leg underwater. Brought to surface, he later died.

After Canadian singer Justin Bieber's recent shenanigans, arguably his most serious, a petition to deport him appeared on the 'We the People' page of the White House's website. If successful, such a petition can force the government into a response.

Cristina Porcelli, a lawyer for Costa Crociere, owners of the doomed Costa Concordia, told a court in Italy Tuesday that on the day following the tragedy the captain of the ship made no mention of those who died. He spoke only of his bravery, she said.

Justin Bieber and his entourage, for this trip including his mentor, Usher and manager Scooter Braun, have decamped to Panama. While the Grammys were on — he was not nominated this year — Bieber and co. were on a Panamanian beach.

Biologists and wildlife officials have taken samples from the bodies of 25 pilot whales who beached near Kice Island in southwest Florida. There has been an increase in the deaths of whales in Florida but it's not known why this is happening.

Superstar pop singer Elton John has struck out at Russia's anti-gay laws. On his website Wednesday the openly gay singer called the laws "vicious homophobia" that have "given extremists the cover to abuse people’s basic human rights.”

As parts of the U.S. deal with freezing temperatures they might take solace in the thought that the cold is helping them lose weight. That's what cold can do for you, according to a study from the Maastricht University Medical Centre in the Netherlands.

Documents revealed today by the Vatican show that in 2011 and 2012 Pope Benedict XVI defrocked nearly 400 priests for child sexual molestation. While the numbers are higher than previous, the Church has only been releasing statistics for 4 years.

With us having just entered a New Year this is a good time to suggest an idea I've had for some time: bring back the peace sign. Yes, the 60s V for Victory sign that turns the palm out, index and middle fingers spread as the remaining fingers clench.

This time Canadian pop singer Justin Bieber may have gone too far. Bieber's neighbor called police to report him throwing eggs at their house. It all happened last night but today, seeking evidence, police raided the Biebs' mansion.

Dr. Prabhat Jha, a director at the Center for Global Health Research of St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto, says 200 million lives could be saved by tripling cigarette taxes worldwide. He made the claim in a press release today.

Melissa Harris-Perry of MSNBC has issued a brief apology, she did so on Monday, for what was one of the more tasteless pieces of journalism of 2013. She didn't simply make fun of Mitt Romney, not really, no — she made fun of Romney's son. A baby.