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    Andres Jauregui

    Andres Jauregui

    Editor, The Huffington Post

  • Farmer Paddles Down River In Giant, Hollowed-Out Pumpkin

    Pumpkin spice game-changer.

  • Slain WDBJ Reporter's Boyfriend: 'We Wanted To Get Married'

    "She was the most radiant woman I ever met. And for some reason she loved me back."

  • Yes, This Japanese Toilet Slide Is Educational

    School doesn't have to stink.

  • Powerless Iron Man Forced To Deal With Life's Daily Bummers

    Sometimes, not even Tony Stark can escape frustration.

  • Human Barbie Thinks Perez Hilton Should Get A Boob Job

    "A boob job wouldn’t hurt him... his chest is way too flat," she wrote.

  • Abandoned Disney World Is A Whole New World Of Creepy

    DeviantArt user eledoremassis02 laid waste to some of Walt Disney World's iconic attractions for his project "Life After Disney," which he has been sharing on the art website since 2010. The project was inspired by the History Channel series "Life After People," a series where scientists and engineers predicted what Earth might be like if humans suddenly disappeared, the artist said on DeviantArt.

  • Canadian Family: Please Stop Shaving Our Cat

    A Canadian family is getting fed up with whoever is shaving their pet cat. The Yarjau family of Campbell River, British Columbia, says this has been an ongoing problem since January, when their 12-year-old pet cat, Tabby, first came home with a portion of her fur shaved. Jo Jo Yarjau, 18, said that she knew something was wrong because Tabby -- not a particularly cuddly cat at the best of times -- was acting especially irritable and wouldn't eat.

  • Children Lose Parents In Cave Collapse, Shooting

    Four California children who lost their mother in a cave-in earlier this month were orphaned when their father died in a shooting outside a San Bernardino bar. Adrian Cardona, 35, got into an argument at Lulu’s Hideout around 10 p.m. on Sunday, according to the San Bernardino Sun. He was asked to leave the bar and was shot dead as he stood near his car, according to police. Cardona had four children with Annalisa Santana, 34, who died in a July 6 ice cave collapse northeast of Seattle, Washington.

  • Unstoppable Dog Flips Out

    See Chai execute a flawless front flip while dashing through a fence at Woodstock City Park in Portland, Oregon. Chai is unstoppable. He's pretty photogenic, too.

  • Lebowski Fest Founder Arrested After Allegedly Smoking Weed At Bowling Alley

    The founder of Lebowski Fest, a traveling party that celebrates all things pertaining to the Coen brothers film "The Big Lebowski," was arrested in Louisville, Kentucky, on Saturday evening after allegedly smoking marijuana outside a bowling alley where the festivities were being held. Metro police officers responded to a complaint on Saturday after Lebowski Fest founder Williams Russell, 39, and an un-named co-defendant were reported "not acting normal," according to a police report. Cops said Russell was smoking marijuana in the parking lot of the bowling alley when they showed up, and that at one point he "took a bladed stance" and threatened one of the officers.

  • Indonesia's 'Chicken Church' Is So Much Cooler Than Florida's

    It's not a church, and it's not supposed to look like a chicken, but locals call it the "chicken church" anyway. Residents of Magelang, Indonesia, know well the towering, red-beaked visage of gereja ayam (literally, chicken church), which stands on a hilltop overlooking the city. Become a founding member of HuffPost Plus today.

  • Teacher Found In Car With Student Faces Sex Crime Charges

    A teacher at a Pennsylvania charter high school faces sex crime charges after police found her with a male student in a car earlier this month. Katie Cross, 31, teaches language arts at Collegium Charter High School in Exton, Pennsylvania. On July 1, an East Bradford resident called police after noticing two people having an "intimate encounter" in a car parked in a cul-de-sac.

  • Musical Shovel Sounds Like Nirvana

    This shovel goes to 11. Here's how: Guy slips on ice, drops shovel. The shovel bouncing on the ice makes the first three notes of Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit."

  • Student-Teacher Sex 'A Victimless Crime,' Lawyer Says

    Nicole McDonough, 32, is charged with three counts of second-degree official misconduct for allegedly having improper relationships with three 18-year-old male students. At a pretrial hearing, McDonough's lawyer, Timothy Smith, said that three students with whom McDonough allegedly was involved "each said they have not felt victimized," NJ.com reported. "If ever there was a victimless crime, this is it," Smith said in court.

  • Bull Chases Robbery Suspect

    An Alabama robbery suspect got into some serious beef when he ran across a bull while allegedly fleeing police Wednesday. Police in the city of Arab, in the northern part of the state, said suspect Brad Lynn Hemby, 26, and a female accomplice were chased from a house they were robbing after the homeowner caught them in the act. Hemby and the woman drove off in a Chevrolet truck with officers in pursuit.

  • 2 Shot Over Beer Pong Game

    A Blue Island, Illinois, man shot two people during a backyard game of beer pong when he tried to distract his opponent by waving a gun in his face, prosecutors say. Manus Shannon, 27, was arrested for reckless discharge of a firearm Saturday after accidentally shooting two guests in the shoulder and hand at a Fourth of July party on Chicago's Far South Side, according to Chicago police. Sunday was Shannon's birthday; he spent it in jail.

  • Texas Man Dies After Lighting Firework On Chest

    A Texas man died this week after lighting a firework on his chest while partying with friends, police say. Justin Bartek, 30, was a postal worker in Columbus, Texas. Colorado County Sheriff's officials told KPRC that Bartek and some friends were shooting off fireworks around 1:30 a.m. Tuesday at the Dollar Hole, a popular fishing spot on the Colorado River.

  • Man Attaches 110 Helium Balloons To Lawn Chair, Floats Over City

    Canadian police said Daniel Boria took to the skies Sunday  in a lawn chair with 110 helium balloons attached to it. Boria, who told the CBC he's a skydiver, planned the stunt to advertise his cleaning products business in Calgary, Alberta. Boria told the Calgary Sun that strong winds pushed him off course, forcing him to parachute into a field about a mile from the grounds.

  • Mother Charged After Abandoning Baby In Road: Police

    Authorities say the mother of a 6-week-old old baby girl left her daughter on the side of the road in Pasadena, Maryland, on July 4. Sandra McClary, 26, faces child neglect and reckless endangerment charges after her blue-eyed baby girl, whose name has not been released, was discovered by a local pastor around 11:30 on Saturday night. Bishop Raymond Showell told the Capital Gazette that he and his wife were driving home from his church when they spotted something in the road.

  • Your Cat Is Not Impressed By Yoga

    Don't take this the wrong way: Your cat is not impressed by your yoga skills. That's not to say your headstand is unimpressive. We who lack the core strength and balance to execute and hold that yoga pose (not to mention, most others) are downright wowed by your skill.