International Pillow Fight Day

The little known "International Pillow Fight Day" was a success. "In these times of war, revolution and nuclear disaster it's good to see people dressed in their jams fighting with pillows," said John Baker from Trafalgar Square, London.

People in cities (130) across the globe have taken part in mass pillow fights as part of International Pillow Fight Day, April 2.

Dressed in pajamas, dressing gowns and fancy dress to take part in the good natured annual pillow fight all manner of folk, mostly young spent a part of their Saturday afternoon making feathers fly. Most people carried feather-filled pillows that exploded as they fought. London's Metropolitan Police said Sunday that the event had been peaceful and they had no reports of any trouble. Tempurpedic pillows were not allowed, as the filling is dangerous on impact.

The fights were organized by The Urban Playground Movement which wants to encourage people to make use of public spaces. Organizing a massive pillow fight is perhaps the simplest of free events or interventions, but also, according to the organizers, The Urban Playground Movement, one of the most rewarding.

The World's Highest Bar Opens

The name says it all. OZONE is situated on the top floor of the Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong making it the highest bar in the world. Indulge in signature cocktails and an exotic selection of Asian tapas and while enjoying lofty DJ beats and an amazing view of the Victoria Harbor from floor 118.

The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong opened its doors to the heavens in March 2011. Occupying the 102 floor to the top of Hong Kong's towering International Commerce Centre, the Ritz Carlton provides significant luxury and commanding views of Hong Kong's distinctive skyline, located at a key Harbor crossing point in West Kowloon.

Goats Grazing Gritty Streets

Police have captured five goats that were wandering the streets of a gritty northern New Jersey city.

Chief Animal Control Officer John DeCando, munching on a pork sandwich, tells The Record newspaper that a woman called Paterson police after nearly hitting the herd with her car at 2:30 a.m. Thursday.

Police took the goats to the animal shelter. They'll stay there until they are sent to an undisclosed farm to live out their days.

DeCando says he believes someone was keeping them for an Easter meal or a sacrifice. It's illegal to keep farm animals in Paterson. They probably knew that.