Cops in Wisconsin posted a photo after a drunk guy apparently tried to set up his ice shack on a lake that wasn't frozen over yet. It shows his truck connected to an ice shack trailer, and both are half-submerged in water. They arrested him for drunk driving.

A judge in Spain has granted "joint custody" of a dog to a couple who's separating. The judge ruled both parties would be "co-caretakers." The dog will now alternate between the two, for a month at a time.

A 79-year-old guy in Ohio shot his 50-year-old son over the weekend . . . because he wouldn't stop playing guitar. He claims he was just trying to shoot the guitar, but the bullet went through and hit his son in the side. Luckily, he didn't die.

A new poll for Halloween found 57% of Americans believe in ghosts . . . and 49% have even felt the presence of a ghost before. 22% of us also believe vampires, zombies, and werewolves are real.

Some of the weirdest things people find attractive include: "chicks with houseplants" . . . armpits . . . and "men who look exhausted".

The armorer on the set of the Alec Baldwin movie "Rust" angered Nicolas Cage on a previous Western by discharging firearms without warning. Another crew member says Cage yelled, quote, "You just blew my [effing] eardrums out," then walked off the set in a rage.

BILL MURRAY says he agreed to do "Ant-Man 3" because he really likes director Peyton Reed and one of his earlier films: "Bring It On" . . . which he thinks is, quote, "damn good."

"Mel Magazine" just did a profile on a guy in California who's been exploiting an amusement park's "Dining Perks" option for seven years. He got an annual pass with a $150 add-on that gave him two free meals at Six Flags every time he went. He works five minutes from the park, so he started going twice a day. And it's helped him save enough to pay down his student loans, get married, and buy a house.

Here are some tough "would you rather" questions about money: "Would you rather win the lottery, but lose all your friends . . . or lose all your money, but find your soulmate?" And "Would you rather go back in time to fix your biggest money mistake . . . or look into your future to find out where you end up?"

An art group bought an ANDY WARHOL painting for $20,000 . . . then they mixed it in with 999 high-quality forgeries . . . and now, they're selling each of them for just $250. It's a stunt, but one lucky person will get the original.