Earlier this month, the police in Italy used a Lamborghini to deliver a kidney to a patient . . . they drove it 300 miles across the country in TWO HOURS, and got the kidney there in time.

Waffle House is about to release its first-ever BEER. They teamed up with a brewery in Georgia to make a red ale that smells like bacon. It goes on sale at the brewery next month.

A recent study out of the U.K. found Friday the 13th might not be as dangerous as Tuesday the 8th, at least when it comes to dying on the job. And if you're wondering when the next Tuesday the 8th is . . . it's next month.

The biggest science news this week included a Harvard study that found multivitamins don't work. News that one of Jupiter's moons might glow in the dark. And a new gadget called a SoundBeamer could make headphones obsolete. It tracks your ears and creates a personal "bubble" of sound that only you can hear.

A new poll for Friday the 13th found the most common superstitions we believe in are walking under ladders . . . knocking on wood . . . crossing your fingers . . . saying "bless you" . . . and not opening umbrellas indoors.

Plenty of Fish released its annual list of dating trends it expects for next year, including a few COVID-related trends. Like "Fauci-ing," where you won't date someone who doesn't take COVID seriously enough.

A former Amazon engineer who worked on Alexa has developed a new app that translates your cat's meows. You can get it right now for Apple or Android.

An elementary school in France had to institute a ban . . . after parents kept THROWING their kids over the six-foot-high fence when they got there late and the gates had closed. So they're not allowed to do that anymore.