Post of the week -- The 30 worst album covers everAlbum covers can be iconic pieces of art. Visual snapshots that capture the zeitgeist of a moment or a movement: The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, Bauhaus -- The Sky's Gone Out, The Beatles -- Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, Jimi Hendrix -- Electric Ladyland: All amazing. They can also be weird sketches of a man snogging a dog (whose tongue is that?) as we proved in our rundown of the 30 worst album covers ever. Keep your eyes peeled for a metallic tit on wheels. You heard.
Sex -- Meet some real women who love porn, with starlet Bobbi Starr
Women -- Letting the side down -- Top dudes with below average women
Sports -- "Eat my goal!" The very finest in overexcitable football commentaries
Gadgets -- Boffins create 3D invisibility cloak
Weird -- So I married a dog -- 7 moments of weird wedlock
Motorist toddler of the week -- Five-year-old crashes car after four mile, low speed chase
Probably animal cruelty of the week -- Surfer teaches pet alpaca to make waves




















The majority of Americans think God intervenes in day-to-day life.
Just when old Tiger was beginning to think people had forgotten about his
Long thought of as target practice for US tornadoes and most other major natural disasters, trailer parks and mobile homes are the stepchild of the housing industry.
The grass is green, the flowers are blooming, the birds are chirping, the dogs are humping -- It's spring! It's 18 degrees outside today -- and there's you still wrapped up in your winter gear. It's time to get thinking about your spring wardrobe again. Yes again. What you've never thought about it before? Well it's time you flipping started!
German scientists claim they have created the world's first "invisibility cloak" which can be used to make a 3D object disappear.
Clint Dempsey scored what might become the most famous goal in
As we're all too aware, it's infidelity season. Seemingly all men are heartless, philandering, gadabouts, who can't keep it in their kegs long enough to
Tiger's
A five year-old boy, Thomas Chatfield, miraculously escaped uninjured after he stole his stepfather's 4x4, drove more than four miles along Chichester country lanes and a dual carriageway before finally crashing, slowly into a wall.









