It's only available in Dubai — so far. But "it's only a matter of time before this incredible technology is brought to wherever you live, where it BELONGS," Videogum blogger Kelly anticipates.

The VIP Fridge Magnet, an automatic pizza-ordering refrigerator magnet, connects hungry folks with their favourite wood-fired pizza from Dubai-based restaurant Red Tomato Pizza — with a simple press of a button.

Watch the trailer for the upcoming VIP Fridge Magnet below.

It's like ordering pizza — without having to actually go to the effort of ordering.

"In order to enable the one-touch process, the user syncs the 'VIP Fridge Magnet' via Bluetooth with a smartphone. The user sets up their favourite type of pizza order online and this specific selection will be tied to the user's account," writes Digital Trends' Mike Flacy.

Mashable, with an "impulse eaters beware" warning, explains further: "The magnet is preset to order a pizza online and is connected to the Internet via the Bluetooth

A woman, known on YouTube only as Anita, befriended a pack of wolves at the Polar Zoo in Salangsdalen, Norway.

After spending two years socializing with the notorious predators, Anita went away for two months.

When she returned from her hiatus, the wolves greeted her as would faithful dogs. Watch the joyful reunion below.

The Polar Zoo explains the unusual relationship:

"Wolves are genetically afraid of humans. Therefore, non-socialized wolves in captivity are afraid of humans, and live under stressful conditions. The wolves in Wolf Camp [at the Polar Zoo] are socialized, and accustomed to associating with humans at close range. These wolves are just like other wolves, except from one thing: they don't fear humans, and enjoy our company as a part of their natural environment."

In 1969, Steve Rydberg was 16 years old, working at the grill at his local McDonald's in Crystal, Minnesota.

One day, 16-year-old Kristine Hess walked in.

Because Rydberg worked at the back, his friends used the code "13" to let him know whenever a cute girl had entered McDonald's. The resister number would let him know where the "13" was.

"'13 on six, 13 on five,' and we mixed it in, like, 'I need 12 burgers on a 13 on two,'" Rydberg told KARE11.

Hess was a 13.

"I thought she was the most beautiful woman in the world," Rydberg recalls.

Hess started visiting McDonald's on a regular basis, with Rydberg's co-workers loudly announcing her arrival: "13 on 2 for Steve."

Rydberg and Hess became high-school sweethearts, only to be separated when Rydberg left for college. Rydberg married and divorced. Hess remained single, raising a daughter alone.

After 30 years, in 1999, they reconnected. Six years later, they married.

Forty-three years after they met, Rydberg arranged a birthday surprise

Stephen Fry is currently filming Peter Jackson's The Hobbit in New Zealand.

On a day off — and "in a moment of pure madness" — the funny man conquered his fear of heights with an adventure of a lifetime, bungee-jumping off the 43-metre-high Kawarau Bridge in Queenstown.

Despite looking terrified in the video, Fry's recounting of the jump was anything but. He wrote on Twitter:

"That's me that is, bungy-jumping. All man. Hencher than hench, butcher than butch. Lean in & smell the testosterone."

Having survived his first jump, he "came back up buzzing" and went again. This time, he was strapped between two AJ Hackett Bungee girls he met on the bridge.

"I did it. Solo and in a sandwich. I'm officially all man," he boasted.

Have you ever taken the (bungee-jump) plunge?

It sounds like the opening line of a joke: An eagle, a fox and a cat are sitting on a porch….

In Unalaska, Alaska, YouTube user pla1554alaska captured that very scene, claiming that peace between species tends to be the norm in her area:

"See how the fox, eagle and cat are all just fine hanging out and no one is trying to attack anyone and they are getting along just fine? Notice the eagle in the background on the lamp post down by the street. That is the partner to this eagle. They aren't always out to attack and kill each other. Our fox and eagles and cats basically get along just fine here. Sometimes if there is food they might fight over the food some," she wrote.

Watch the cuteness below.

After watching the gone-viral video, The Stir's Jacqueline Burt concluded that if this odd combination of critters can get along, we all should be able to:

"The rest of us can definitely learn a lesson from these creatures and their accepting, tolerant ways."

Carly Fleischmann is 16 years old.

She has autism. and has severe apraxia, an oral motor disorder that inhibits her from speaking.

Carly Fleischmann is also a gifted student, witty and talented writer, and the subject of a new book, "Carly's Voice, Breaking Through Autism," written by her father, Arthur Fleischmann.

Read an excerpt from the book here.

The Toronto teen "found her voice" six years ago through the written word, typing with one finger on her iPad and laptop. She's now a prolific writer, sharing her experiences with thousands of Facebook friends, Twitter followers and website visitors:

"So I had a cool interview with a Toronto Star Newspaper reporter. I'm not sure when the story printing or how long it is. The only thing I'm sure of is how cute the photographer was. So cute. I talked to them about autism & I was showing off how easy it is to talk with wordQ and my Ipad. Doctors and scientists are only partly going to help autism technology and innovators are going to bring

Last weekend, tens of thousands of people gathered in Spanish Fork, Utah, for the annual Festival of Colours.

The Festival of Colours, also known as Holi, is a Hindu celebration of spring during which participants traditionally throw coloured scented powders and perfumes at each other.

"The colors come from the emergence of spring after the stark bleakness of winter. Everything bursts forth in colours and fragrance and so that's emulated through the festival," Charu Das, the founder of the Lotus Temple, told FOX 13 News.

Devin Graham posted vibrant footage of the "world's biggest colour party" at the Sri Sri Radha Krishna Temple on YouTube.

Watch the "riot of colours" below.

"Holi is supposed to be an exuberant show of goodwill and cheer. The riot of colours follows a revelry of colour play — quite unmatched in its boisterousness — and takes place amidst the sprinkling or the shower of coloured powder. And when this is combined with water it is anything but a damp squib. Everybody is

A 76-year-old woman posed with two of her great-grandchildren for a birthday photo.

As she smiled for the camera, her grandson Ellis jumped into the photo.

Surprise!

Dressed in full Navy uniform, Ellis had just returned from supercarrier USS John C. Stennis, where he had been stationed since last July.

Ellis' father writes on YouTube that the photo surprise was the second surprise of the day:

"We surprised his mother during church service. Then went to my mothers for a celebration of her 76th birthday. While she was posing for pictures with two of her great-grandkids, we had Ellis sneak into the picture. It was great."

Best photobomb ever.