The Wall Street Dog Trench Coat is a perfect cold-weather pet accessory. Made from a wool blend and featuring a fleece lining for added warmth and comfort, the Dog Trench Coat keeps your puppy warm and stylish while out for a neighborhood walk. It even features details such as a trench coat belt complete with belt loops.
The company, DogCollarsBoutique, even added a harness on the back of the Dog Trench Coat which is heavenly news to anyone with pets as most of these stylish options don’t come with accustomed details to showcase your pet’s couture. The Dog Trench Coat is available between $100 and $110.


Award Winning Bird Tattoo Designs

Movie stars and musicians have branched out from their primary careers to become owners of hotels, inns and resorts around the world. Here are 10 places to stay where you’re sure to feel like a celebrity.

Bedford Post Inn


One woman’s amazing feat of word game mastery on Friday’s episode of “Wheel of Fortune” left audiences amazed — and maybe a little suspicious.

Contestant Caitlin Burke somehow managed to solve a 27-letter, 7-word puzzle with only the letter “L” and an apostrophe to go on. Not only that, but the actual phrase she solved (which you can try to figure out for yourself in the video below) applies perfectly to her situation:

Afghanistan Graffiti War

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Graffiti offers new glimpse of Afghan war. A vivid story unfolds in the drawings Marines and Taliban fighters have left behind in a war-torn town


 

The World's Largest Yachts 2010

 The world's super yachts are some of the biggest and most expensive toys of the super rich, floating palaces with unique features that can carry price tags into the hundreds of millions.

 

The top 5 cities where prices are being slashed

A large percentage of houses in these towns are offered at deep discounts. For the lucky few who are buying homes, this may be good news: The latest data show that people selling homes are increasingly abandoning their original asking price and offering their listings for a discount.

 

World's Craziest Monuments

 Unusual Monuments

Carhenge

Peter Gronquist Strikes Again with Designer Gold Guns 

 

Best and Worst Airports to Find a Date


Annie Balart was flying home to New Orleans when a fellow traveler caught her eye at the airport’s baggage claim area. “We did an equal amount of checking each other out from across the carousel,” she admits. The guy, Wes Michaels, decided that if their bags came out at the exact same time, he would work up the nerve to talk to her. Despite the long odds, the suitcases spilled onto the belt next to each other. An airport connection was born.

The Fastest-Growing Cities In The U.S.

Wherever you go in this country, there’s likely to be something big you can visit along the way. And by big we mean something that is – or claims to be – “the world’s largest ...” Some turn out to be civic efforts to get some attention, but many are testaments to a town’s better times gone by. Feel we've missed something big on this list?
World’s Largest Bottle of Ketchup – Collinsville, Ill.


America's 25 Most Expensive ZIP Codes

A neighborhood in Duarte, Calif., tops our annual list of the most expensive ZIP codes. As usual, California, Manhattan and wealthy New York suburbs dominate the list, with all but one of the top 25 ZIPs located in those areas. Ahead, homes currently on the market near the median price of the most expensive ZIPs.

  With depressed prices across America’s real estate market, many first time home buyers are in a position to purchase a home that will rise in value over the long term. But since every local market is different, some places are significantly better than others for starter homes.

Wonderful creations inspired by the Steampunk sub-genre of science fiction.

Unique shoe shaped house, constructed by Mahlon Haines back in 1948, is located in Hallam, Pennsylvania.

Michael Killian’s unusual bike allows you to travel sideways and comes with independently steerable wheels.


Visitors look at an art work to be auctioned in Christie's New York, Sept. 10, 2010. The Asian Art Week, highlighting ancient and modern works from Asia, will be held at the Christie's New York from Sept. 14 to 17.