A 20-year-old idiot in Texas was supposed to be in court last week for a high-speed chase that happened in December. But instead, he got into ANOTHER high-speed chase, and tried to lose the cops by driving across a golf course. He eventually crashed in a nearby neighborhood and got arrested.

Here are three random tricks that can keep you from throwing up when you feel nauseated: Smell rubbing alcohol . . . hold your tongue on the roof of your mouth while you press your thumb on your forehead . . . or HUM.

A TikTok is going viral, which supposedly shows a neighborhood "Karen" purposefully ruining an outdoor wedding by running her weed eater across the street, while the bride is walking down the aisle.

A 41-year-old guy in the U.K. says a hypnotist finally helped him kick his $700-a-month PEPSI habit. He'd been drinking up to 10 liters a day for 20 years.

A man in Florida intentionally drove erratically last Wednesday, because he wanted the cops to pull him over. He was being kidnapped by his three passengers, and they had guns. It worked. The cops arrested the kidnappers.

Here are a few common names that sound dirty or embarrassing in other languages: "Bill" is similar to the Dutch word for "buttocks" . . . "Lisa" sounds like the Greek word for "rabies" . . . "Gary" sounds like the Japanese word for "diarrhea" . . . and in the country of Georgia, "Siri" means a guy's junk.

Triumph the Insult Comic Dog and crew members from "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" were arrested Thursday night by the Capitol Police for illegal entry. They were filming a comedy segment and stayed past their pre-arranged interview time.

Some people are upset about a tombstone at a cemetery in Iowa, which has a hidden message. If you read the first letter of each word down the left side, it spells out an expletive. The family says it wasn't meant to offend anyone.

The makers of "Lightyear" say TIM ALLEN wasn't replaced by CHRIS EVANS as Buzz because of his politics . . . but because his toy version of Buzz is "dumber" and "goofier", so they brought in Chris to add, quote, "gravitas and that movie-star quality."

Scientists in the U.K. have found a way to create SOUNDPROOF WALLPAPER . . . and they used moth wings as their inspiration. It's too early to say when the new technology might be applied to actual products.