Melbourne: A drunk man in Germany was arrested after using the centre of the historic city of Cologne as a golf driving range.

London:  A duo of developers from Brooklyn, New York, has come up with a sleeping mask that lets people have lucid dreams that they can control.

London: Controversial caffeine inhalers, which officials warn could be the next ‘club drug’, has sparked outrage in the United States, where doctors fear it could encourage young people to drink excessive amounts of alcohol.

London: A group of architects, who contemplated what the Noah’s Ark looked like, have turned their dreams into reality by building a replica of the Biblical vessel, complete with animals.

New York: A woman has filed a lawsuit against her former bosses, who she claims sacked her for being ‘too hot’ at work.

London: Many jobseekers today ruin their chances of getting an interview by littering their CVs with nonsensical jargon, spelling mistakes and bizarre, irrelevant detail, a survey has revealed.

Washington:  Playing violent shooting-based video games may not only perk up firing accuracy but at the same time influence players to aim for the head when using a real gun, a new study has revealed.

London: Climbing the career ladder might actually be good for your health, say scientists who have found that high-ranking individuals recover quickest from injury and disease.

New York: A man, believed to be in his early 40s, survived a plunge after he jumped 180 feet over Niagara Falls without any safety device.

Wellington: Jack White, who earned his musical stripes with his chart-topping debut solo album ‘Blunderbuss’, is now attempting to add another accolade to his shelf – a Guinness World Record for most metaphors in a single concert.

London: Beach goers have been left blushing by the sight of a busty surfer, who is baring all in the seas on the east coast of Australia.

Wellington: A transgender Canadian beauty contestant who was initially disqualified from taking part in the Miss Universe Canada pageant because she was not a “naturally born female” lost her bid to win the crown but was awarded the title of Miss Congeniality.

London: After addressing love, happiness and religion, Alain de Botton now wants to investigate pornography in the belief that it can be turned into a moral and noble industry.

London: Dr Robert Spitzer has apologised to the gay community for his ‘fatally flawed’ study, which supported attempts to “cure” people of their homosexuality.