Germany

A Lincoln Park, Michigan man is making national headlines after being accused of pushing two women into a ravine by a 'fairytale' castle in Germany.

Grab your stein and let's go. The Grand Rapids Oktoberfest is this weekend! You can drink some beer at Riverside Park. Da steppt der bär!

I guess this is what you would call a fisherman's "catch of the day." According to the Mirror, Herbert Fendt, of Germany, was swimming nude in a lake when all of a sudden he felt a sudden pain in an area he shouldn't be feeling pain...

A bartender doesn't have the easiest of jobs. They have to deal with high volumes of people, serve multiple drinks and make sure those drinks are made properly. That's impressive. But there's always that one bartender that REALLY impresses us and makes their job look easy...

Mario Götze scored the game-winning goal in extra time, and Germany beat Argentina, 1-0, to win the 2014 FIFA World Cup final at the Maracana in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Sunday afternoon.

Germany defeated the United States, 1-0, in Thursday’s highly-anticipated World Cup match in a rain-soaked Recife, Brazil.

The Olympics are always a forum for amazing stories of victory, defeat, overcoming obstacles and also succumbing to them.  There have been several of these amazing moments so far in the 2012 London Olympic Games.  But, the following story of defeat and heartbreak has been absent from major American media.

If someone you know is ever this lucky, tell them that they should play the Lotto. Deep in Germany's Black Forest, Heidi Huber, happened to be a part of something you normally only see in the movies.

Adele may be on sick leave for a bout with laryngitis, but that hasn't stopped other artists from covering her hit tunes! During a fan club event in Germany last week, Linkin Park rolled out an acoustic version of the vocally challenged songstress' smash hit, Rolling in the Deep...

Maybe we should work on exporting some knock-knock jokes. The US has been named the funniest country in a Badoo.com survey of 30,000 people from 15 nations around the globe, while Germany - long known for its poor sense of humor - kept up the stereotype by finishing at the bottom.

Nearly a quarter of a century ago, a young German boy named Frank Uesbeck wrote a message, stuffed it into a bottle and threw it out to sea. This year, he finally received a reply. The bottle was discovered by 13-year-old Daniil Korotkikh, a Russian boy who was walking along the beach with his parents when a glint in the sand caught his attention. There, he discovered a corked German beer bottle w