Funny Stuff

Members of the U.S. media feel relieved at the end of their long and successful campaign. Media executives, reporters, and writers say their role as the central figure in the national election was a tiring task.

In an ironic twist this week, workers at the Center for Urban Renewal on Sycamore Street in Over-The-Rhine discovered a corpse in the alley behind the building wrapped in a large KEEP CINCINNATI BEAUTIFUL vinyl banner

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During better economic times Kenny Boyle had dreams of owning three to five bustling pumpkin stands across several Ohio counties.

After 89-year-old Blue Ash resident Edna Jester was arrested this week for keeping a teenage neighbor s football, the Bengals organization hired her to provide ball security instruction.

In a landmark deal former heavyweight champion boxer George Foreman signed an agreement to appear in a product infomercial to be telecast via pay-per-view.

he four game suspension of Adam 'Pacman Jones this week came as a blow to Dallas area strip club owners that were counting on the troubled player as a steady revenue stream.

Millions of Americans rejoiced this week after popular TV personality Oprah Winfrey announced plans to pay all future mortgage payments for every home owner in the United States.

The keynote speaker at this year's prestigious Telemarketer Awards ceremony was disrupted by an ill-timed phone call from Citibank

Myspace co-founder Tom Anderson along with millions of other Facebook users has expressed frustration with the recent Facebook redesign.

This week s highly anticipated release of Fiddle Hero is expected to be the most successful launch of a Kentucky targeted video game in history.

As new plus-size clothing lines are rapidly introduced to the market, women across America are gaining weight faster than ever to suitably fill out the plentiful plus-size styles.

After a convincing victory over Ohio State last weekend, the University of Southern California was named by NFL officials this week as the replacement for the Cincinnati Bengals in the AFC North division.

America s Olympic athletes were formally welcomed home this week during a ceremony organized by the U.S. Olympic Committee. Those in attendance noticed an unfortunate spelling error on all printed signage in which the word herpes unintentionally replaced the word heroes.

Following the Chad Jonson s widely reported name change to Ocho Cinco, Cincinnati Bengal Wide Receiver Chris Henry announced he has taken steps to legally change his name to Chad Johnson.

Osteen Ministries announced this week it has finalized a purchase of the entire Catholic religion

Long gone are the days of the 100 calorie pack. The future lies with the new Frito Lay Single-Chip Travel Pack

Barack Obama led the Democratic Party this week to honor tropical storm Gustav s efforts in nearly destroying the 2008 Republican National Convention.

Chinese gymnast are looking forward to naptime and juice boxes as they return to their respective day care centers.

Study results released by The Department of Transportation this week indicate car accidents often result in the additional misfortune of dropped cell phone calls.