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Some people believe that Buzz Lightyear, the fictional cartoon character from the film Toy Story, was the first man on the moon.

The mystery surrounding a long-forgotten cemetery unearthed by construction crews two months ago has only deepened with a genealogist's discovery of records suggesting hundreds of black Miamians may have been buried there more than 75 years ago.

It's a glorious time for vampires, at least in the hands of filmmakers looking for forgiving audiences to anoint their mediocre projects: The strident HBO Southern gothic True Blood broke records with its second-season debut, Twilight made the transition from novel to screen with its teenybopper sexlessness intact, and there have somehow been three ...

A teenaged pilot flies into the record books. She's the youngest African-American female to pilot a transcontinental flight.

The death toll has risen precipitously since people first fell ill Monday after a night of drinking.

Who says couture is for old people? The young designers who show during Paris' couture week, but off the strictly regulated official calendar, prove that made-to-measure craftsmanship is not reserved for the over-60 set.

Did NASA secretly stage history's biggest scam by filming fake lunar landings - complete with phony astronauts and pseudo-moon rocks - on some Hollywood soundstage? Or, are the skeptics who believe these moon-hoax theories a collection of conspiracy theorists, money-grubbers and the perpetually paranoid? The debate continues.

Best Selling Plasma TV Stands Japan's most popular robot animation, Gundam, turns 30 this year, and the creator of the anime series says the times have caught up with the futuristic show launched in the late 1970s.

The fashion world sloughed off its artifice, shedding genuine tears of emotion and submitting to the humiliation of group hugs in homage to legendary French designer Christian Lacroix, who delivered Tuesday what will likely be his last haute couture show.

Japan's most popular robot animation, Gundam, turns 30 this year, and the creator of the anime series said Tuesday the times have caught up with the futuristic show launched in the late 1970s.

A HANDMADE quilt is to be raffled to raise money for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance and Scarborough and Ryedale Mountain Rescue Team.

At 12, Kimberly Anyadike learned to fly airplanes. At 15, she has become a part of aviation history.

Wilbur and Orville Wright would be proud. A replica of the Wright brothers' 1909 Wright Model 'B' Flyer will make its North American public flying debut at the Experimental Aircraft Association 2009 AirVenture.

Steve Taylor was given just 51 weeks to change the appearance of the world's largest general aviation event.

The El Monte Airport. The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has approved plans to seek bids for runway and taxiway improvements at two San Gabriel Valley airports.

David Morrell, author of "The Shimmer," is shown. "The Shimmer" David Morrell Football-sized lights hover over the dark horizon outside Marfa, Texas, bouncing, shimmering, even changing colours.

The Black Swamp Quilt Guild of Bowling Green is hosting a wonderful quilting retreat in October with three days of quilting and absolutely no cooking.

When Donna Stark saw the medium-sized beetle one evening in 2007, she wasn't sure what it was.

I'll trade you your child's collection of baseball cards for my 7-year-old's stash of rocks.

Participants dressed as Alice dance the limbo at Alices Everywhere!, a Guinness World Record Challenge Event at English bay, Vancouver Jul.