Australia

We know nothing about cricket, so we'll just describe this as if they're playing baseball because that's what it most resembles.

Just like nearly everyone else on the planet, Lincoln Humphries, of Win News in Australia, was nominated for the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. Humphries, though, didn't bite.

A lot of people are still sad about the passing of Robin Williams last week, and the family wants to have a small, private funeral service for the genius. But the asshats in the Westboro Baptist Church are threatening to protest at the service. Could it be possible for us to hate them any more?  I'm not sure it is.

Morning commutes are stressful with people rushing to make it to to work, so it's not too often you see folks actually taking the time to help one another. This is one of those times.

On Australia's "Today" show, they seem to appreciate a cat video just as much as the rest of us.

This morning show shoots more than just the breeze.

On a recent Virgin Australia flight from Brisbane to Sydney, passengers were treated to an impromptu performance while on board.

Reason No. 47 why no one should live in Australia: You can wake up with a cockroach in your ear. Hendrik Helmer, of Darwin, Australia, recently woke up with a horrible pain in his ear, 105.7 ABC Darwin reported. At first, Helmer didn't think anything of it and simply went back to bed. After waking up a second time, he realized that he had something in his ear and decided to do something about

Christmas traditions around the world can be quite different from what we’re used to at home here in the United States.

Too bad for the Crocadile Dundee, he won't be able to tear people in half this April! The new Mortal Kombat gamed that is due out in April is deemed too violent, gory, and bloody for Australia. But don't worry, America, Europe, and Japan will be able to spear people with Scorpion because we love that stuff...

Media mogul Rupert Murdoch launched Foxtix in Australia to compete with Ticketmaster and Ticketek.  Could we have a new ticket provider in the U.S.  While I think more competition will lower fees, I'm not so sure the News Corp. leader will provide a better alternative...