U.S. astronomers have detected a cloud of storm hovering above the Saturn moon Titan's arid equator.

The findings published in Thursday's issue of the journal Nature was made possible through the telescope at the Gemini North Observatory, located atop the Mauna Kea mountain in Hawaii. Astronomers saw the two-million-square-mile storm clouds in April 2008.

A three-year-old baby elephant was pulled out unharmed from a storm drainage that it had accidentally fallen into and got trapped for three hours in a Thai beach town.

Rescuers used a bulldozer Monday night to widen the hole where the elephant got stuck before the animal was lifted to safety.

Kate Moss ruined her best friend's hen party by fighting with strippers. The supermodel was livid when two hunks dressed as policemen joined the party she was throwing for former Storm model agency booker Jess Hallett - and insisted they left the bash.

A source told Britain's Daily Mirror newspaper: "The 'policemen' joined in the party, dancing around, drinking and stripping, sending their helmets flying. But when Kate saw them she lost her temper and was telling everyone the party was over."

Microsoft's 'Bing' search engine continues to gain market share against the worldwide industry leader, Google. However, the recent death of pop superstar Michael Jackson has made some Bing users wary of leaving Google for good.

Bing officially launched on June 3, initially taking over what was previously the Microsoft 'Live Search' market share. However, after a month on the Web, Bing has slightly increased its share from 7.81% of all U.S.-based searches to 8.23%.

Telefonica O2, best known as the company that brought the iPhone to British consumers, will now bring "the world's first interactive 3D game" to 20 Vue cinemas across the United Kingdom.

O2, which serves 20.8 million mobile customers in Britain, will unveil 'Asteroid Storm' - "a big-screen adventure" that theater-goers will actually control by throwing their hands up in the audience.