A couple of weird stories from the legal world caught my eye this week. They are too good not to share. The first item comes from Minnesota. A judge in Anoka County named John Peter Dehen retired from the bench on October 10, following an order from the Minnesota Supreme Court suspending him on several counts of misconduct.

Speaking to the Daily Mail about the situation, royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams said, "If they think that having two homes—which The King I'm sure won't agree to—is likely to solve things, they're still living in a rather weird fantasy world."

Anyone paying close attention to the pregame festivities for Game 3 of the World Series between the Toronto Blue Jays and Los Angeles Dodgers knew something weird was going to happen.

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These are the games that live on forever. These are the home runs that never come down. These are the memories that don’t ever fade.

Steve Johnson finds Jannik Sinner's recent cramping issues "weird," especially knowing that the Italian tennis star competed against Carlos Alcaraz for nearly six hours in the French Open final and didn't deal face similar problems.

Joao Marinho Neto, who was named the world's oldest man by the Guinness World Records in 2024, has shared his secret to long life.

Toronto Blue Jays right-hander Shane Bieber didn't get to partake in his usual habits Monday night into Tuesday, when he'll start Game 4 of the World Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers. That's because Game 3 went 18 innings.

The show follows the surreal adventures of its titular character, his brother Darwin and the rest of the Waterson family in their small town of Elmore. It stars Alkaio Thiele (15) as Gumball, Hero Hunter (13) as Darwin, Kinza Syed Khan as Anais, Teresa Gallagher as Nicole and Dan Russell as Richard.

Shopify reports brands are embracing weirdness in marketing to stand out and engage consumers tired of polished ads, using unconventional campaigns and collaborations.