The band I SET MY FRIENDS ON FIRE are salty they didn't get included on the When We Were Young Festival lineup. So they bought the website WhenWeWereYoungFest.com, which amazingly was still available. And they claim they'll give it up if they're added to the bill.

A 37-year-old guy in Louisiana got into a high-speed chase with cops on Tuesday . . . and refused to stop until he finished the BURGER he'd just purchased.

In "Pam & Tommy", there's a scene where TOMMY LEE talks to his penis. But they actually took it directly from Tommy's autobiography. One of the producers says, quote, "I think it might be a first [for television] . . . But Hulu was extremely supportive."

What's the best day of the week to take a mental health day? The answer is any day you need to. But in general, Wednesdays might NOT be the best. Yes, it breaks up the week. But a lot of people just end up stressing about having to go back on Thursday. So if you can plan ahead, Mondays and Fridays might be better.

A woman asked a Taco Bell employee for the corporate number because she was mad they wouldn't serve her after closing. The worker gave her their personal cell, and the TikTok is going viral.

A guy near Boston was running from the cops . . . ran out onto a frozen river . . . fell through the ice . . . and had to be rescued. And this part's silly too: They released his mugshot, and he appears to be yawning in it.

A woman on TikTok is now internet famous for a dumb reason. She went to an all-you-can-eat sushi place . . . scarfed 32 PIECES of sushi, plus other stuff . . . and ended up in the E.R. with a severe case of acid reflux.

A woman in Canada is facing charges after she drove her car onto a frozen river on Sunday . . . sped down the ice . . . fell through it . . . and then took selfies on the roof of her car while people scrambled to save her.

According to Google Trends, Thin Mints are the most popular Girl Scout cookie in 38 states. Tagalongs, also known as Peanut Butter Patties, are the second most-popular. They're #1 in eight states.

A new study suggests going to bed with the TV on might be messing with your sleep, because our brains are constantly scanning for unfamiliar sounds and voices. It could cause "micro-arousals" all night, where you ALMOST wake up. They think it's our brain's way of letting us know there might be a potential threat nearby.