According to a new survey almost a quarter of U. S. workers who use a computer at work admit to having searched for a new job on their companies' time and resources, according to a new survey by Hudson. While another 30 percent send and receive personal e-mails at work at least most days, if not every day. Most workers who use computers say their employers know they use the Internet for personal business.

Strippers in Australia won a court case that now gives them the right to take time off after taking their clothes off. The country's Industrial Relations Commission on Friday approved new legislation that affects workplace rules for members of the strippers' union, the Striptease Artists of Australia.

A 75-year-old Russian grandfather has found a new career as a porn star after wandering into a porno audition by mistake. David Bozdoganov wandered into the Gorodcki production company's studios after mistaking posters for new erotic actors as an advertisement for a muscle man show.

According to a Romanian newspaper, a local second division soccer club has sold one of its players for a lump of meat. The transaction was made when UT Arad sold defender Marius Cioara to fourth division side Regal Horia for almost thirty pounds of meat.

Colorful drag queen Vladimir Luxuria says she shares a similarity with Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi: they both dab on lots of make-up and wear heels to make them look taller. Luxuria is Italy's first drag queen to run for parliament. Campaigning for the rights of homosexuals to marry and to legalize prostitution and certain drugs, Luxuria is trying for a win in the upcoming April elections.