Dan Griffiths and Joe Dieffenbacher run the Clown Conservatory in San Francisco. Their goal is to take the creative license that has been around for centuries, often associated with a big red nose and puffy costumes, and messing with it to reinvent the modern-day clown.

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Tea party activists descended on Washington today, promising to sue the Internal Revenue Service and claiming vindication in their long-held complaints about perceived government overreach.

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Ohio man convicted of murder in case hinging on paralyzed victim blinking eyes to ID shooter
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Read more: Dying Man's Blinks Help Convict Killer

A McDonald’s employee in Washington state got the surprise of a lifetime when her stolen SUV rolled up to her drive-thru window and the alleged car thief placed an order. Virginia Maiden awoke Tuesday morning to start her typical weekday. As she left her apartment,...

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In an candid interview with "Nightline," singer Demi Lovato shared both quirky and serious reflections about herself and her personal life, some of which might surprise you.

Read more: Demi Lovato: 10 Things You Didn't Know

Ariel Castro, the man accused of kidnapping three women and keeping them imprisoned in his home for a decade, stalked the neighborhood where his daughters lived and preyed on the girls' friends, his daughter says.

Read more: Accused Kidnapper Preyed on Daughter's Pals, Emily Castro Says

New apps turn Google Glass into the ultimate social media gadget.
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Nearly eight months after two of their children were stabbed to death allegedly by their nanny, Marina and Kevin Krim announced today they are expecting another child.

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Is it art or a violation of privacy? A display of photographs by Arne Svenson at the Julie Saul gallery in New York has become a source of fury for residents in a luxury Tribeca apartment building. Shot from a second-floor apartment across the street...

Read more: Art or Privacy Invasion? Outrage Over Pics Through NY Apt. Windows

Playboy founder Hugh Hefner bought a mansion for his wife, Crystal Harris, 27, for almost $5 million. Hefner, 87, bought the 5-bed home in the Hollywood Hills on April 18, 2013 for $4,995,000. It spans 5,917-square feet and has a white glass infinity pool. TMZ reports the couple is actually living happily in the Playboy Mansion, which is actually owned by Playboy Enterprises.

Read more: Photos: Hefner Buys Wife Home for $5M