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In an auction in New York held by Christie's, a Rolex watch worn by a British prisoner during the 'Great Escape' from a Nazi war camp fetched $189,000. In 1944, Gerald Imeson was a part of the group of Allied soldiers who undertook the daring escape from the Stalag Luft III prisoner-of-war camp.

Rolex watch worn by prisoner during 'Great Escape' from Nazi war camp fetches $189,000 in auction

An American woman might be awarded up to $5.2 million in damages after contracting a sexually transmitted disease while having sex in her Geico-insured automobile with a former romantic partner.

Woman in US had sex in car, got STD. Now, court tells insurance co to pay her $5.2 million

An Indonesian man from Gresik, Jawa Timur, became popular on social media after marrying a female goat on June 5, 2022. In a video that has gone viral on the Internet, a number of local citizens can be seen dressed in traditional Javanese clothes, attending the wedding ceremony.

Watch: In the aim of going viral, an Indonesian man 'marries' a female goat

The Stradivarius is a special line of violins that has always fetch huge prices in auctions and is also a special item for most of the collectors. A Stradivarius violin, which is known as the Hellier and was made by the legendary Antonio Stradivari in the late 17th century, is all set to fetch a massive price of more than $11 million at Christie’s London in July.

343-year-old Stradivarius violin can fetch more than $11 million in auction

Is Elon Musk planning to buy YouTube? Social media users went berserk after Musk's latest post on Twitter was related to the online video sharing site. Before the Twitter deal (which is not closed yet), he had posted a similar tweet.

'Buy YouTube too': Elon Musk's salvo at video platform sets off bizarre speculations

A 21-year-old Texas man, Brian Hernandez was accused of breaking into the Dallas Museum of Art on Wednesday night and destroying art worth millions of dollars because he was upset with his girlfriend,as reported by Oxygen true crime.

Man destroys $5 million worth of artifacts at Dallas Museum of Art because he was 'Mad at his girl'

"The Handmaid's Tale" by Margaret Atwood has been embroiled in controversy since its release. The book, which was first published in 1985, was banned in a number of places around the world for decades and burning of the book was quite common at one point of time due to its unconventional subject matter and controversial statements.

Margaret Atwood's fireproof 'The Handmaid's Tale' to be auctioned in New York

A fisherman in the United States caught a giant lobster and claims it is 100-year-old. Jacob Knowles, who shared the video on social media forums also said that the particular lobster was probably captured by his ancestors too.

WATCH: A man in United States catches a gigantic lobster. Is it 100 years old?

An Iraqi court on Monday sentenced a British retired geologist to 15 years in prison for trying to smuggle antiquities out of the country but released a German co-accused, who was found not to have criminal intent in the case.

British geologist sent to prison for trying to smuggle antiquities out of Iraq

A university in the United States has congratulated a cat for attending every Zoom lecture with her owner. Francesca Bourdier, who was forced to spend the majority of her college experience at home, used the Zoom app for online classes during her pandemic.

United States: University congratulates cat for attending every Zoom lecture with her owner

Almost every person has tried to stack chips one after another to create small mountains but Travis Stich and the Minnesota Chip Stackers in Shakopee, in the US state of Minnesota can turned it into almost an art.

US man breaks Guinness World Record with largest stack of casino chips - WATCH

In pictures: World’s largest plant Posidonia Australis

A rare albino Galapagos giant tortoise born on May 1 made its public debut at the Tropiquarium zoo in Servion, Switzerland on Friday. Two of the tortoises were born last month at the Tropiquarium in the western town of Servion as part of a programme to preserve the endangered species.

Rare albino Galapagos giant tortoise debuts at Servion Tropiquarium

Imagine finding an 36,000-year-old art gallery that you can enjoy from the comforts of your own home. It sounds a bit unbelievable but it is now a reality thanks to Google Maps.

Google Maps allows you to explore this 36,000 years old ‘art gallery’ - WATCH

As a part of an international trafficking investigation involving the former head of Paris's Louvre Museum, five Egyptian antiques have been seized from the Metropolitan Museum of Art by prosecutors in New York.

Louvre probe: Prosecutors seize five Egyptian antiques from the Metropolitan Museum of Art

The 46-year-old Gonzalo Lopez, a Texas inmate suspected of murdering five people after he escaped from a prison bus was killed by authorities on Thursday. He escaped the prison bus on May 12 after stabbing the bus driver and later he killed a family of five and stole their truck from a rural weekend cabin.

Texas prison bus escape convict killed

Lounging on a couch on a fine day may be the ultimate luxury for some of us who have profoundly simple tastes. The nice weather, soft cushions and a general air of comfort seems to dissolve our worries.

Woman finds USD 36k in couch she bought, returns the money

In a major excavation project, the rudder of a warship that sank in the Solent off the coast of southeast England in 1758, was spotted 200ft away from the main shipwreck, BBC reported.

'It's a unique find': Rudder of a rare 18th-century warship, HMS Invincible, found in the Solent

Guinea pigs are not known for their athleticism, but Molly has proven everyone wrong. Molly hails from Hungary and the guinea pig currently holds the world record for doing “most basketball slam dunks in 30 seconds by a guinea pig”.

4 basketball dunks in 30 secs! Guinea pig called Molly claims world record - WATCH

An Argentinean foundation rescues sea lions tangled in the garbage and raises concerns about ocean pollution. The Mundo Marino Foundation Rescue Center provides assistance and treatment to all sea lions affected by fishing nets and human pollution.

Argentinian foundation rescues sea lions from garbage, raises concerns over ocean pollution

Amid a structural decline in labour in the agriculture sector, a robot working in the fields is the new normal. When it comes to harvesting a tricky fruit, like raspberries, such innovations are blessings to the farmers.

Raspberry-picking robot system reduces harvesting time, can cut costs by more than 20%

The Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone was an extremely important part of modern literature when it was released in 1997 and it marked the beginning of one of the most successful book franchises in the world.

First edition of 'Harry Potter’ book with errors to be auctioned for massive price

The Carolina Reaper chillies are one of the hottest chillies in the world and even a bite can be painful for someone who does not have high tolerance for the spiciness.

Man eats three Carolina Reaper chillies in 8.72 secs to set world record - WATCH

Indian history is full of brave men. But in the patriarchal land full of states fighting each other, there are stellar names of women who held their own when going got tough.

Remembering Ahilyabai Holkar, the queen of Marathas in Indore

According to a new research, the time of the day during exercise matters when it comes to results for men and women. The US study said men burned more fat in the evening and for women, it works out best in the morning.

Why time of the day matters when you want to lose weight

Art lovers visiting the famous Lourve Museum in Paris were in for a shock on Sunday as a man, dressed as an old woman, jumped out of a wheelchair and smeared cake on Leonardo Da Vinci's famous Mona Lisa painting.

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