In what is the talk of the town, an unemployed man that won a Powerball jackpot may be broke again as his $1.2 million Florida home is scheduled to be on the auction block May 22.

The Palm Beach Post has tried to contact David Lee Edwards to no avail.

When looking for authentic art pieces, a wholesale warehouse, may not be your first thought. However according to reports, Costco claims to not only sell fine art at prices that are 40 percent less than galleries', it also claims that all of the pieces are genuine.

Costco.com started selling fine art three years ago, selling hundreds of pieces including two by Pablo Picasso, according to CBS news.

Relations between Indonesia and Australia are now a bit strained after an Australian newspaper publishes a cartoon poking fun at Indonesia's leader.

Indonesia says the drawing, which apparently depicts the president fornicating dogs, is "not helpful" in helping relations. According to the BBC, the drawing is in response to a cartoon in an Indonesian newspaper depicting Australia's prime and foreign ministers copulating dingoes.

Kevin Green assures he won't quit his job as a forklift driver, despite the fact he took home a $1 million lottery jackpot.

While on the job last week, he heard about the North Dakota convenience store that sold the winning Powerball ticket, he then realized it's the same place he buys his tickets and decided to check his numbers.

A struggling resort owner uses nudity to lure a demographic to his establishment.

Paradise Lakes Resort owner Joe Lettelleir tells the Associated Press that he's been trying to come up with ways to attract younger people.