Natasha Hanano

Disney World Scam: People Hiring Handicapped Tour Guides to Skip Lines

In the latest scam, some parents are reportedly hiring a "disabled" guide at Disney Land to get ahead in the line. The New York Post reported that some wealthy parents are doing this so they don't' have to wait in line for rides.

Oprah's Maui Farm: Oprah Winfrey Offers a First Glimpse Inside Her Farm [VIDEO]

In the new issue of O, The Oprah Magazine, Oprah Winfrey has been photographed for the first time at her Maui Farm. Oprah, 59, owns 780 acres on Maui, Hawaii where she produce is grown and locally donated.

Jailed for Insulting King: Six Activists Jailed in Bahrain Over Tweets About King Hamad

Six activists have been sentenced to a year in jail for insulting King Hamad of Bahrain. The activists insulted the King on Twitter reported the BBC.

17 Puppies Dumped: Group of Puppies Abandoned in Indiana

A woman in Portage, Indiana found 17 puppies and a dog on the side of the road. Yahoo News reported that Karen Read came upon a car near Indiana Dunes State Park on Friday and when she got closer the car sped off and left the dogs.

French Man Who Impersonated a Pilot on a US Airways Flight Pleads Guilty

Philippe Jeannard,61, who conned his way into the cockpit of a US Airways flight in March pleaded guilty on Wednesday. He pleaded guilty in Pihladelphia to one count of fraud, reported CNN.

Turkish Airlines Faces Workers Strike

Turkish Airline's is facing a strike threat, reported CNN. The flagship airline of Turkey faces the possible strike after negotiations with the country's aviation workers union didn't go through. If the strike occurs it would go into effect at 3 a.m. local time on Wednesday said the President of the Turkish Civilian Aviation Union, Atilay Aycin.

Norwegian Cruise Lines Passengers Face Fines for Marijuana Possession in Bermuda

Bermuda is known for stunning beaches and idyllic weather, making it a popular spot for cruise ships to stop over. However, two cruisers recently have had an unpleasant face-to-face with authorities during their Norwegian Cruise Line vacation. The two travelers visiting Bermuda on a cruise were caught with marijuana and will now face stiff penalties.

U.S. Airlines Made Billions in Baggage and Reservation Fees

The Associated Press reported that airlines in the U.S. made more than $6 billion in baggage and reservation change fees in 2012.

Giant Rubber Duck in Hong Kong Bobs Over

The giant, inflatable duck floating in Hong Kong's iconic Victoria harbor has deflated and bobbed over on Wednesday. The 54 feet tall inflatable sculpture mysteriously keeled over. The floating duck is called "Rubber Duck" and the product of Florentijn Hofman, a Dutch artist. The duck arrived earlier this month hand will be on display until June 9.

Amputee Killed by Dogs: Carlton Freeman Dies After Dog Attack in South Carolina

A double amputee from South Carolina has died after being attacked by four dogs. The Associated Press reported that Carlton Freeman from Harleyville, South Carolina was dragged from his wheelchair by dogs. He was reportedly driving his motorized char on May 8 when he was attacked, Maj. John Garson the spokesman for the Dorchester County Sheriff's Department said to the AP.

Barbie Dream House Experience Berlin: Life-Size Barbie Home Opens in Germany

A life-size Barbie Dreamhouse is set to open in Berlin, Germany on May 16th.

Mayan Pyramid Bulldozed: Builders in Belize Bulldoze Historic Site

One of Belize's largest Mayan pyramids has been essentially destroyed by a construction company. The Associated Press reported that the construction company was extracting crushed rock for a road-building project. The Mayan pyramid is called the Nohmul complex and it is a ceremonial center that dates back to at least 2,300 years.

Jet Star Roller Coaster in Seaside Heights to be Demolished

Demolition starts Tuesday to remove the Jet Star roller coaster that was catapulted off an amusement park pier in Seaside Heights during Superstorm Sandy on October 29.

Norwegian Getaway to Feature Musical Legally Blonde On Board

The musical "Legally Blonde" will makes its way to Norwegian Cruise Lines ship, The Norwegian Getaway. USA Today reported that Getaway is a 4,028 passenger ship and Norwegian's executives made the announcement during New York's Norwegian Breakaway inaugural festivities.

Carnival Cruises Cuts Back on Europe Trips for 2014

Carnival has announced that in 2014 they are canceling Europe trips citing expensive flights.