Weird News

Standing on high heels is hard enough ... it's nearly impossible to do when you're pregnant and trying to model clothes in a local news studio.

Poor Kelly just couldn't keep her footing during a fashion segment on KCAL 9 last week.

Q: What happens when you light 6,000 matches on fire and film it in super slow motion?

The East Street Bridge in Westwood, Mass. is known for decapitating trucks that think they can clear the pass ... and it just claimed another victim on Thursday.

It’s been scorching this summer and it must be twice as hot if you’re covered in fur … probably why this family of bears decided to cool down in the Baso family pool.

Mama bear got to chill as she soaked in the water while her little cubs played around with pool toys.

This toddler has seen the rain from the window before ... but this is the first time she got to play in the warm summer rain with daddy and her reaction will melt your heart.

Little Harper was all smiles and full of giggles as pops held her in his arms and ran in and out of the warm rain ... but she wasn't satisfied with just one soaking wet stroll and needed another go around.

Independent presidential hopeful Deez Nuts won't have a cakewalk to D.C. -- the opposition is rising up, with candidates like Mr. Crawfish Crawfish filing their own docs to enter the race.

We combed through the statements of candidacy filed with the Federal Election Commission, and discovered Jack Sparrow, Buddy the Elf, Tom Brady Sketch, and Goddamn Mr. Johnny Roosevelt are all attempting to get on the campaign trail.

Fact is ... anyone can file an FEC form -- it's really just an acknowledgement of an intent to run for office. An official candidate also has to raise $5k and meet the Constitutional requirements to be president, according to an FEC spokesperson.

For instance, Mr. Nuts may be popular in polls -- but since he's only 15-years-old he won't be on the ballot.

Since Tom Brady Sketch lists his political party as his Twitter handle ... we're guessing he won't make the cut. Sadly, same goes for Buddy the Elf who's backed by the "Santa's Helpers" party.

Still, we're all for inviting them to debates. Trump vs. Crawfish on immigration would be epic!

This gigantic blue whale just proved scientists don't know everything ... with some deep sea humor that left a zoologist speechless.

Mark Carwardine was trying to play up for the camera how hard his job is trying to spot the giant sea mammals out in their natural environment ... when he got a big blue photobomb.

Everyone knows you don't bring a knife to a gun fight ... but these robbers just learned you don't bring a machete to an Arabian sword fight.

When two ski mask wearing thieves tried to rob a convenience store with a machete in Pittsburgh, the cashier, Jewad Hayih, sprang into action like Jake Gyllenhaal from "Prince of Persia" ... chasing them off with his even bigger blade.

5-year-old Hailey Dawson showed everyone that disabilities don't have to hold anyone back ... throwing out the first pitch at a Baltimore Orioles game with her robotic hand.

Hailey's right hand is not fully developed because a rare disease called Poland Syndrome.

UNLV engineers and Hailey's mom worked together to design her 3-D printed prosthetic called the Flexy-Hand 2 ... that helps her with the ability to grip things.

Thanks to their hard work, Hailey was able to use the Orioles-themed robotic hand to throw out the first pitch to third baseman Manny Machado before Monday night's game.

This guy is gunning for 5 stars every time because he's turning his routine point A to point B rides into a 1, 2 step and a Do-Re-Mi in his car.

Jonathan must be a huge fan of "The Weeknd" 'cause he transformed his Uber ride into a full-on music video for the song "Can't Feel My Face" ... and everyone involved seemed to love it.

14-year-old Christopher Duffley from Manchester, New Hampshire, sang his heart out for a crowd of thousands at a Boston Red Sox game at Fenway Park.

Duffley, who is blind and autistic, sang the National Anthem prior to Monday night's game.

What the heck was the Philadelphia Police Department thinking when they released a video that seems more like a bad trip than an anti-drug PSA?

The PPD must love being the butt of Internet jokes ... 'cause the web is buzzing after they released a PSA featuring an old video from "Saved by the Bell."

They put their photoshop skills on display when they stealthily replaced the face of former NBC chairman, Brandon Tartikoff, with the Philly police commissioner's face in the ad.

Watch the video and see if you can spot the change they made to the original video.

Dogs are a man's best friend ... but this video shows cats may be a baby's best friend.

Normally when you think of a koala bear a furry little ball of joy pops in your head ... but not for this screaming lady on an ATV being chased down by the rabid cute creature.

George Zimmerman is unloading a bunch of paintings that illustrate his take on the Confederate Flag controversy -- and he's even offering a bonus prize to one lucky art collector.

Zimmerman is teaming up with Florida Gun Supply to sell signed and numbered prints of his Confederate Flag painting to help pay legal costs for his friend.

The ad on Florida Gun Supply's website says anyone who buys a print will be entered to win the original painting of Zimmerman's stars and bars (which could be worth up to $100,000!).

The last Zimmerman original -- an unflattering portrait of prosecutor Angela Corey -- was sold for $100k through eBay ... so, it's a good bet this more controversial painting could be worth the same.

Thank God for waterproof cameras 'cause this dynamic dolphin showed off some serious aquatic acrobatics for some lucky divers.

It was less of a routine snorkeling tour and more of a Cirque Du Soleil show ... but out in the middle of the ocean.