Disneyland is getting rid of its annual passes after being closed for almost a year because of the pandemic. And a racing pigeon somehow managed to fly 8,000 miles across the Pacific Ocean from Oregon to Australia . . . and now, Australian authorities want to KILL it because it's a Covid risk.

A company in South Korea has a new dog collar that can translate barks into five different emotions: Happy, relaxed, anxious, angry, or sad. You can buy it for $99 at Petpuls.net.

Instead of setting major New Year's resolutions, two-thirds of people are setting smaller "micro-goals" this year, according to a new survey. The three most common are: Eat less takeout . . . maintain my weight . . . and eat more nutritious food for lunch.

BETTY WHITE turns 99 on Sunday, and she credits a sense of humor, and trying to look on the bright side. Quote, "[It] takes up too much energy being negative."

A guy in England broke quarantine rules by going 14 miles from his home . . . to play "Pokemon Go". And traffic congestion fell in most countries for the first time in 10 years because of the pandemic.

There's an incredible new trend on TikTok . . . somehow, people have become obsessed with SEA SHANTIES. It all started when a musician posted a video of himself singing an 1800s sea shanty called "Wellerman" . . . and now there have been tons of remixes and other sea shanties also blowing up.

There's a Reddit post going viral right now where a woman posted about her husband's controversial technique to cool off hot pizza: He runs it under COLD WATER and then eats it. People are NOT reacting well to this . . . one comment says, quote, "Get out of the house now, your husband is a serial killer."

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A guy in San Francisco lost the password to get into his Bitcoin digital wallet . . . which is worth $234 MILLION. After 10 wrong guesses at the password, the drive will encrypt forever. And he's already guessed wrong eight times.