Stephen Diener

This is what happens when you can't read basic roman numerals or don't have any understanding of world history.

4-people, including two children, were injured when a cable snapped midair on a carnival attraction in Spain. According to officials, the incident occurred on the “Steel Max,” a bungee-style attraction, at the Seville Fair Friday night. “Four people suffered minor injuries and were treated on scene. The pair aboard the ride were later transported to a local medical center,” the department said in a Facebook post. Footage obtained by USA TODAY shows a cable snap seconds after a two-seater circular capsule is launched into the air, plummeting to the ground after completing a few revolutions. The Department of Urban Management is investigating the incident. The families of two boys who were on the ride at the time of the incident intend to take legal action.

AMC Theatres is releasing a Shrek-themed popcorn bucket shaped like the beloved character's outhouse. The collectible coincides with Shrek's 25th anniversary, and the film's return to theaters on May 15. Shrek 5, featuring the original cast and Zendaya, is set to release in 2027.

After his historic speech to the joint session, the King and Trump met up with many others for a light hearted State Dinner at the White House.

This is now being called the “pregnancy anthem” and every guy can definitely relate to these messages. Funny stuff!

There was a viral social media post claiming two great white sharks are headed for the Great Lakes . . . so someone made a video where they debunked it using science.

Have you heard of the gigantic, 20-pound “butt nut”? According to the Smithsonian, the seed of “coco de mer” was nicknamed “butt nut” because . . . well . . . it looks like a butt.

Goldie Hawn had an extremely close encounter back in the '60s, when she was working as a dancer in California. She may have brought it on herself, because it happened just three months after she looked up to the sky and said, quote, “I know you're up there, and I know we're not alone, and I want to meet you one day.” Goldie was taking a nap in a friend's car after a dance rehearsal, when, quote, “I heard a high-pitched sound in my ear . . . and I remember looking at my hand and my body, and I couldn't move anything.” She could see, though. And what she saw were two silver-colored beings with, quote, “triangular-shaped heads.” Then they touched her face, and it felt like “the finger of God.” She adds, quote, “It was the most benevolent, loving feeling. This was powerful. It was filled with light.”

Dolly Parton is canceling her Las Vegas residency due to health issues. She made the announcement in a video posted to her social media platforms. Parton was originally scheduled to perform 6-shows at Caesars Palace in December 2025, but were rescheduled for September of this year. In the video, she said it'll be some time before she's “stage-performance ready,” Dolly added that she'll see everyone “somewhere down the line.”

President Donald Trump gave students on the White House South Lawn a quick lesson in one of his most recognizable moves Monday — breaking out his signature “Trump dance” in a moment that quickly made the rounds online. The clip, shared by the official White House account on X, shows Trump briefly stepping into the role of dance instructor, demonstrating the now-familiar arm motions that have become a staple of his rallies. As the Village People's “YMCA” played, Trump joined in for a few seconds, gesturing through the motions and brandishing a broad smile as students joined in before returning to the event. The moment came after Trump signed a memorandum restoring the Presidential Fitness Test Award, reviving a competitive, school-based benchmark that had been phased out during the Obama administration. The students in attendance were local children and families invited to the White House, though officials did not provide additional details. Trump's dancing has become one of the president's most recognizable visuals.