Britain's Queen Elizabeth was treated to a private piano recital by outgoing U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice Monday.

Condoleezza, who is a concert level pianist, played a piece by Brahms, and was joined by Louise Miliband - the wife of U.K. Foreign Secretary David Miliband - and three members of the London Symphony Orchestra.

The world's first playable ice piano has been unveiled at the 20th International Snow-Sculpture Art Expo in Harbin city.

According to local reports, the ice piano, which was designed and built by a local landscaping company, can automatically play more than 30 classic piano pieces.

It came as a shock to the Colombian police when a grand piano, that was shipped as a part of household items, was found to have cocaine stocked up in its keys.

Colombian custom officers discovered 560 pounds of cocaine after the piano played an off note when the keys got accidentally pressed. The Miami Herald reported Tuesday that the cocaine, which is worth $5 million, was part of a shipment of household items originating in the capital of Bogota and destined for Panama.

The Chelsea Flower Show played host to several members of the British Royal Family Monday. Queen Elizabeth, Prince Philip, Prince Charles, Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, and Prince Edward all took a stroll around impressive floral exhibits.

One garden designer, Isabelle van Groeningen, said Charles was "particularly interested in the grasses." While Camilla - wearing a patterned shawl over a two-piece lilac jacket and skirt - was taken with sculptures of flowering grass.

Billy Joel is moving out, and you can move in for a mere $37.5 million.

If you have the cash, then you can live in the singer's Oyster Bay Harbor home in New York, which sports five bedrooms, three full baths, three half-baths, and eight fireplaces.