Hell. com went up for bid on Friday, but no one was buying. The owner of the web address set a minimum bidding price at $1 million, leaving many wondering just how much heaven could bring. The Friday auction, run by domain provider Moniker. com, set for bid hundreds of catchy and useful domains.

A 62-year-old retired accountant from Nevada gulped down 247 hot peppers in eight minutes to win the $2000 prize money at the Jalapeno Eating World Championship at the State Fair of Texas. The contest, which took place on Sunday, was sponsored by the International Federation of Competitive Eating. Richard LeFevre, the proud winner of the contest said that his passion for eating and competing led his way to the victory.

In an effort to raise public awareness of the "pain of isolation," a Chinese man has volunteered to lock himself in a cage with lions. The China Daily reports that Ye Fu, assisted by another man, entered a cage with lions at the Qingdao Wildlife Part. The cage measures four meters high and three meters wide.

Three passengers have won a lawsuit against Italy's Alitalia after being stranded in Chicago for 36 hours when their flight was canceled. The three Italian doctors said they suffered "distress" and "physical and psychological pain" from the experience. They sued the airline for canceling their flight and taking 36 hours to place them on another plane.

A judge dismissed a Rhode Island man's claim over a penile implant that caused him to have an erection for 10 years. The implant manufacturer asked the court to dismiss a judgment that gave Charles "Chick" Lennon $400,000. Superior Court Judge Edward C. Clifton granted the request, which would amount to $1 million with interest.