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Murderous millennial preachers and prophets take over the German city of Munster after Martin Luther unleashes a Pandora’s Box of religious anarchy with the Protestant Reformation.

MUNSTER — Police are investigating an alleged domestic dispute Monday in which a woman smashed the entrance window of Edwardo's Natural Pizza. A passerby witnessed and filmed the incident before posting it to Facebook. The video was shared more than 1,200 times in the first two hours. "Someone got dumped," the man narrating the video says at the beginning. "She's throwing all his (expletive) out there on the porch." The woman in the video then grabs what appears to be a sledgehammer from the back of a white pickup truck and smashes the glass front door. She then drops the...

The Munsters actress Beverley Owen died, age 81, following a two-year battle with ovarian cancer. Owen (born Ogg) passed away peacefully last Thursday while surrounded by friends and family at her home in Vermont, according to TMZ. Beverley originated the role of Marilyn Munster - the 'ugly' teenage niece of Frankenstein and a female vampire with a werewolf for a cousin - in the first season of the CBS sitcom. 'Beautiful Beverly Owen has left us,' Butch Patrick - who played Eddie Munster - wrote on Facebook Sunday.

I LOVED GrandPa Munster.

Charles de Gaulle famously bemoaned the difficulties involved in running a country with 246 different types of cheese. But it seems world famous Gallic varieties including camembert, roquefort and brie are increasingly falling out of favour. Although the average Frenchman still eats almost a pound of cheese per week, making the country the second biggest consumer of the food in Europe after Greece, it is increasingly likely to be a processed foreign variety. New figures show raw-milk cheeses from rural France, which until the Second World War accounted for nearly all consumption, now make up just seven per cent of...

When Chuck and Sandra McKee imagined their dream home in Waxahachie, Texas (pop. 21,246), they pictured a living room with an electric chair, a revolving suit of armor leading to a secret room, and a pet dragon named Spot living under the staircase. The two made that dream a reality in 2001 when they built a replica of the Munster Mansion, the home featured on their favorite TV show—The Munsters. Each year since, the couple has added furnishings and details to ensure each room looks just as it did on the 1960s sitcom that showcased the home life of a...

WASHINGTON -- Did Internet thieves steal Herman Munster's MasterCard number?Crooks in an underground chat room for selling stolen credit card numbers and personal consumer information offered pilfered data purportedly about Herman Munster, the 1960s Frankenstein-like character from "The Munsters" TV sitcom.

NEW YORK (AP) -- Al Lewis, the cigar-chomping patriarch of "The Munsters" whose work as a basketball scout, restaurateur and political candidate never eclipsed his role as Grandpa from the television sitcom, died after years of failing health. He was 95. Lewis, with his wife at his bedside, passed away Friday night, said Bernard White, program director at WBAI-FM, where the actor hosted a weekly radio program. White made the announcement on the air during the Saturday slot where Lewis usually appeared. "To say that we will miss his generous, cantankerous, engaging spirit is a profound understatement," White said. Lewis,...

Sign thefts concern Republicans POLITICS: Bush political posters most popular; Democratic signs still in place. BY SHARON PORTA, Times Correspondent This story ran on nwitimes.com on Tuesday, October 19, 2004 12:06 AM CDT MUNSTER -- It was just about a year ago that the Munster Republican Party was the victim of numerous thefts when more than 100 signs for Town Council candidate Helen Brown were stolen from front lawns throughout the community. The same thing appears to be happening again. According to James Kaspar, chairman of Munster's Republican Central Committee, about a dozen signs have been taken during the past...

John Kerry warned us in 1971: "The country doesn't know it yet, but it's created a MONSTER!"

Lurch, Herman Munster, we've all seen Kerry compared to these hollywood monsters. Now you can put that to work for you this Halloween. If you go to the source link, you can download a .pdf that, when you print it out on cardstock and follow the instructions, provides you with your very own 'sKerrystein' mask for Halloween. Enjoy. PS: It didn't take much editing, honest!