Do Not Try This at Home: Musician Plays “Ride of the Valkyries” Skiing Downhill
Sean Pawling, a musician based in Los Angeles, is clearly not afraid of making music on the slopes.
Erica Ho
Erica Ho was previously a reporter for TIME in Hong Kong where she wrote about tech, pop culture and Asian international affairs. Before that, she was at Gizmodo, Lifehacker and AOL. She now currently runs Map Happy, a travel blog.
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Belgian Woman’s GPS Leads Her on 900-Mile Detour
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Australian Police Arrest Four Smurf Suspects for Crime Spree
Four men dressed as Smurfs were arrested after attempting to steal a car and beating a man in Melbourne, Australia.
MIT Student Invents LED Ice Cubes That Track How Much You’ve Been Drinking
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Bottle of the White House’s Beer Fetches $1,200 at Charity Auction
Well, count me in as one of those that didn’t know the White House had its own beer.
VIDEO: Man Tracks Down Missing iPhone, Fights Alleged Thief
Kenneth Schmidgall wanted his iPhone back – even if that meant a fight in getting his phone back.
TSA Confiscates Record Number of Guns at U.S. Airports in 2012
Travelers, despite their better judgment, have tried to bring over 1,500 guns onboard in 2012 according to the latest Transportation Security Administration report.
WATCH: Territorial Giraffes Use Their Necks as Swords
A new video proves that perhaps giraffes are not as docile as we imagine them to be
Giving the Gift of Coffee: 228 Tim Hortons Customers Pay for Next Person in Line
For some coffee drinkers in Canada, it’s all about paying it forward – for three hours, as 228 customers paid for the next purchase in line.
Starbucks Introduces Environmentally-Friendly $1 Reusable Cups
Starting today, the Seattle-based coffee company will roll out a slew of new, plastic reusable $1 cups that resemble its iconic white paper cup.
That’s Dedication: California Couple Visits Disneyland Every Single Day for a Year
Jeff Reitz and Tonya Mickesh have gone to Disneyland together every day for the past year, 365 days in a row.
