I hope you’ve enjoyed Conan’s beard while you could. It looks like it’s got an execution date: May 2nd, when Will Ferrell is a guest on the show and promises to send it back to the gingery hell from whence it came. Godspeed, rusty beard. Will Ferrell Promises to Give Conan’s Beard a Quick […] ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7t8HLrayrnV6YvK57kWloamdgaXy4tculZJ%2BdoqeyrbiMqamopZmosrR506hkoKGmmnqku82apaxlkpqus7CMmmSqrZmYuG6wxJqroWaYqbqt

Australia newsYou call that a deadly spider? Australia's funnel web can kill in 15 minutesQueensland expert says Brazilian wandering spider found in UK family’s shopping pales in significance beside its more lethal Australian counterparts Killer spider found in family’s supermarket shopping An Australian spider expert has ridiculed reports from the UK of a family discovering the “world’s deadliest spider” in their groceries. The risk posed by the Brazilian wandering spider paled in significance beside its more lethal Australian counterparts, the funnel web and the redback, according to Dr Robert Raven of the Queensland Museum.

Play video content SHE DID IT TO ME Nicole Murphy trying to steal away married men from their wives is nothing new -- so says LisaRaye McCoy, who claims to have personal experience with her ... but NM's calling BS, denying all of it. We got the 'Players Club' actress Wednesday in L.A. -- shortly after Nicole issued her apology to Lela Rochon after being photographed kissing her hubby, Antoine Fuqua -- and she didn't hold back one bit -- she claims her then-husband and Nicole were hooking up.

WWE Former wrestling superstar Adrian Street -- known for his flamboyant persona -- died last week after complications following a stroke. He was 82 years old. Street's wife, Linda, shared the tragic news on Monday ... revealing Adrian suffered the medical emergency earlier this month, which led to a number of issues, including a bleed on the brain. "He was recovering from that at home when he developed colitis -- a chronic inflammatory bowel disease -- which later turned into sepsis,"

In the 1960s, as rock and roll became America's most popular music, the genre also began to take hold in countries like Argentina, Mexico and Chile. Netflix's new six-part documentary series, Break It All: The History of Rock in Latin America, explores the music from the '60s to the present. Break It All — Rompan Todo in Spanish — begins in the early '60s in Mexico, where bands like Los Teen Tops started covering American hits.