unidentified flying cupcakes 50 years ago The Beatles played on a roof Jason Weisberger

unsolved mysteries Unidentified object in Japan leaves people asking if it's a UFO…or a coronavirus contraption Carla Sinclair

tabloids Meghan runs off with Princess Diana’s jewels, Prince Andrew caught fleeing, and Ron Jeremy’s wood, in this week’s dubious tabloids Peter Sheridan

Technology Google is about to be hit with multiple antitrust cases in the U.S., reports WSJ Xeni Jardin

tabloids Roy Horn lives, China lied, and Murder Hornets Swarm America, in this week’s dubious tabloids Peter Sheridan

tabloids Do the tabloids deserve a government bailout? This week’s dubious offerings make a poor case for their survival. Peter Sheridan

snow Enjoy this dynamite pan flute cover of Snow's "Informer" Rusty Blazenhoff

UFOs Pentagon releases UFO footage Thom Dunn

north korea North Korean leader claimed to be "in grave danger" after heart operation Rob Beschizza

art Recently discovered: Eiffel's drawings for a slightly different Statue of Liberty David Pescovitz

tabloids Worst Royal crisis ever spells the end of the monarchy, in this week’s dubious tabloids Peter Sheridan

coronavirus Toddler, 4 more injured at coronavirus party shooting in Philadelphia Xeni Jardin

tabloids A beheaded tot, isolated stars, and cure coronavirus with herbs, in last week’s dubious tabloids Peter Sheridan

coronavirus Priest in Italy accidentally leaves on camera's filters during online service, hilarity ensues Rusty Blazenhoff

tabloids Coronavirus is the new black. COVID-19 hits the stars and the Royals in this week’s dubious tabloids Peter Sheridan

crime Florida man swiped Wisconsin woman's debit card data to buy pizza, cops say Xeni Jardin

Someone paid US$100,000 for the safety and arming plugs from the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima David Pescovitz

DRONES Building and testing a drone made almost entirely from LEGO parts Gareth Branwyn

politics New Jersey AG says 5 politicians took thousands in cash bribes via envelopes, paper bags, coffee cups Xeni Jardin

This fictional American soccer club is popular enough that Topps is selling jerseys and trading cards John Struan