Dying for some graveyard giggles? Here's news to tickle a dead man's funny bone.
Every year, three red roses and half a bottle of cognac are left at the grave of America's most ghoulish writer.
Lithuanian police picked up an alleged shoplifter, and were surprised to find that she was alive. This is more than a case of a clerical record. As one officer tells a local newspaper, "Her parents identified the corpse as their daughter."
Even a hopeless romantic admits that a time comes when you have to give up on your boyfriend -- and that time is when his body starts to decompose.
In India, death is part of life, and at this restaurant, it's also part of lunch.
At least when he was alive, Richard Desrosiers never made it to Heinz Field to watch the Pittsburgh Steelers. Finally, the cremated football fan got to watch his beloved team, at least from his urn.
Etos-TV, backed by the German Undertakers' Association, is hitting the air. Wake your kids up early for their Saturday "mourning" cartoons!
What better way is there to greet each day than with a model in skimpy outfits relaxing on a funeral casket? You've got to love those calendar ghouls.
Over the last 14 years, Wan Fngxia, a 75-year-old woman from China, has written more than 500 letter to her dead husband, according to the
Beijing Morning Post. She recently gave him updates on the Beijing Olympics. Wan says she started writing the letters because she didn't want to bore her friends, and has recently donated a collection of the letters to a museum.
