Britain's voting referendum explained with cats
A complicated electoral reform issue is made simple and straightforward with the help of kittens
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Talking dog doesn't get any bacon
In which an owner eats all the bacon, and a talking dog gets none
Highlights from Scott Pelley's career
Scott Pelley, one of the most experienced reporters in broadcast journalism, has been named anchor and managing editor of the "CBS Evening News." Watch highlights from his illustrious career; including an awkward moment for Bill Clinton on the Monica Lewinsky scandal and Pelley's dangerous entry into Darfur.
Dancing with a 392 degree Fahrenheit iron
Ever been bored at work? Liu Qiang, an employee at a clothing workshop, couldn't bear to iron trousers in the conventional way anymore. So, he developed what he calls "fancy ironing"- a dance performance with a 392 degree Fahrenheit iron.
Plastic made from plants
Scientists at Sao Paulo's State University in Brazil are finding that agave, and similarly fibrous plants like pineapple and banana skin, hold the secret to making a lighter, more resistant and eco-friendly plastic. Felipe Maya reports.
Storms cause giant waterspouts near Hawaii
CBS News RAW: Giant waterspouts spin off the coast of Honolulu, Hawaii as a result of a series of strong storms which have been soaking the state. (no audio)
Thief's baggy pants are his downfall (literally)
Security camera footage of a thief tripping on his pants as he flees a store
FAIL: Guys test out electric bark collar
"Epic Beard Man" and some friends decide to try out an electric bark collar over Easter
Pole dancers seek to ditch stripper stigma
Eleven women compete in the 2011 U.S. Pole Dancing Championship in New York City
Dave Letterman totally called it
Late Show host had no idea the plan to kill Osama bin Laden was underway - or did he?