A Red Hot Cannon Ball and Molten Copper Burning Through Styrofoam Towers The Backyard Scientist Kevin Kohler tests how styrofoam towers react to a red hot cannon ball and molten copper. The towers were constructed from panels of styrofoam insulation that ignite almost i…

Rubble, rubble, toil and trouble: Riviera's second set of towers comes down The second set of towers is history as the Riviera resorts towers come down.

Dwayne Johnson towers above Kevin Hart as they promote new flick Dwayne Johnson, 44, once again flaunted his fine-tuned body infront of a bus and taxi to promote his new flick Central Intelligence, alongside co-star Kevin Hart.

Impressive Limestone Towers on the Beach Twelve limestone towers attract many adventurers and photographers. Constant winds and waves of Southern Ocean have carved these Apostles out of the rocky shore.

'Fawlty Towers' Hotel Set For Demolition The hotel that inspired the iconic series ‘Fawlty Towers’ is set to be knocked down, Western Morning News reports. The Gleneagles Hotel, in Torquay, closed earlier this year, and it wi

Alton Towers Boss' 'Upsetting' Comments To Amputee A 20-year-old student who had her leg amputated after the Alton Towers Smiler crash said she was "upset and insulted" when the head of the theme park told her they were losing "a lot of

As Fawlty Towers celebrates its 40th anniversary, we look at where the cast are now When John Cleese and his then wife Connie Booth wrote Fawlty Towers – first shown 40 years ago today – they had no idea they were creating a hotel that would become national institutions.

Alton Towers is now so quiet visitors don't even have to queue for rides Just two months after the crash of the Smiler rollercoaster, the Alton Towers theme park was virtually deserted yesterday despite it being the height of the school summer holidays.

Four rollercoasters closed following Alton Towers crash The family of Vicky Balch, 19, who suffered leg injuries in the The Smiler accident at Alton Towers, say they will be suing the park

10 water towers: Roadside grazing If you’ve driven through small town America, you’ve probably noticed that the landscape is littered with bulbous concrete-and-steel structures rising from the Earth like Paul Bunyan-sized golf balls on their tees.   These municipal water towers Read more ... — traditionally used to store a…