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A passenger on a flight from Utah bound for Louisiana got stuck in the bathroom for more than a half hour. His wife is sharing the video and crappy story.

While New York City, famous for it's pizza, got a special sneak peak at the KFC's popup event over the weekend, Louisiana fans eager to try it can get their hands on it starting Monday.

When you start looking into the Easter holiday, you can start finding some pretty interesting and strange things.

Among the 32 women seeking to win Joey's heart is Kelsey, a 25-year-old junior project manager from New Orleans, Louisiana

If you like looking at things while you walk on a treadmill try these or just sit back and enjoy the views.

'The Prison Concerts: Folsom and San Quentin (Jim Marshall’s Photographs of Johnny Cash)' is on display at the Grammy Museum until the end of February.

In Berlin, Germany, people are very concerned about a recent Louisiana crawfish invasion, and vow to deal with this dangerous threat by "showing no mercy". Yes, this is real.

This is pure common sense which means it would never fly in this country. It would probably result in a field day for personal injury attorneys but it could save hundreds of thousands of lives. You tell me if you think the idea is crazy or crazy enough to work.

Christmas traditions around the world can be quite different from what we’re used to at home.

Sometimes it's the simplest things that make us laugh the most. Here a different pronunciation of a word gives a cry for help a whole new meaning.

There is something about the German accent that doesn't lend itself to saying the word "squirrel". Watch as these 10 Germans try to master that word and the results are hilarious.

So apparently, Johnny Cash recorded his hit "I Walk The Line" in German, and it's called "Wer kennt den Weg". It's pretty amazing actually. I'm not sure if he was fluent in German, or just recorded this line by line with an interpreter, but it sounds like he nailed it...

This is actually from a couple of years ago but the funny in this video is timeless. It's from 2010 when the World Cup was going on. Germany defeated Argentina on that day and in Deutschland the folks there were "celebrating" the victory.