Genetically modified foods are becoming more prevalent. Why are some people concerned?
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6 Items You Touch Everyday That Are Filthier Than a Toilet
If you carried around a microscope everywhere you went, you'd be a lot more hesitant to touch these things.
Full Details4 Worst Best Man Speeches Ever [videos]
Wedding tradition has it that the Best Man says a few kind words about the bride and groom on the occasion of their matrimony. He's expected to be eloquent, heartfelt and funny. But the combination of nerves and an open bar can lead to some painfully uncomfortable moments.
Full DetailsHow Entourage Comes Up With Show Ideas
A look at the creative process of the least creative show on television. You know they have an OH YEAH button.
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NASA finds lost tapes of first moon landing
Ecstatic space officials at NASA could be about to unveil one of their most stunning discoveries for 40 years — new and amazingly clear footage of the first moon landing. The release of the new images next month could be one of the most talked about events of the summer.
Full DetailsWoW Players Can Soon Change Sides
If you're a WoW player, you're one of two things. You're Alliance, or you're Horde. That's it. That's where the line is drawn. Or...it was. Pretty soon, that won't matter anymore. Blizzard have begun work on a new service that will let players switch sides. Alliance to Horde. Or Horde to Alliance. Whichever way you want to turn your coat, you'll b
Full DetailsThe Pirate Bay Will Close Its Tracker and Remove Torrents
Alongside the news that The Pirate Bay will sell shares on the Swedish stock market come some other significant changes. The site itself will decentralize and stop hosting and tracking torrents. Instead, The Pirate Bay will use a third party tracker and torrent hosting service to serve its users.
Full DetailsPeople reject free money out of anger
The Ultimatum Game, in which test subjects respond to take-it-or-leave-it offers, has allowed psychologists to explore how humans handle issues like fairness and punishment. But a new study shows some people attempt to punish even when the rules of the game are stacked in a way that makes it impossible.
Full DetailsWeb Site Story: An Internet Musical
Pandora, Twitter, Evite and more are parodied in epic Broadway fashion.
Full DetailsWeb Site Story: An Internet Musical
Pandora, Twitter, Evite and more are parodied in epic Broadway fashion.
Full DetailsPeople reject free money out of anger
The Ultimatum Game, in which test subjects respond to take-it-or-leave-it offers, has allowed psychologists to explore how humans handle issues like fairness and punishment. But a new study shows some people attempt to punish even when the rules of the game are stacked in a way that makes it impossible.
Full DetailsBailout Abuse? GE Exploits Loophole to Benefit Big
General Electric, the world's largest industrial company, has quietly become the biggest beneficiary of one of the government's key rescue programs for banks. At the same time, GE has avoided many of the restrictions facing other financial giants getting help from the government.
Full DetailsScientists Make Radio Waves Travel Faster Than Light
Scientist John Singleton insists that Albert Einstein wouldn't be mad at him, even though at first blush Singleton appears to have twisted the famous physicist's theories about light into a pretzel.
Full DetailsMegan Fox - 'Rose Boy' Misses Fox Again
The British boy who was flown to New York to meet MEGAN FOX after she accidentally shunned him in London has been snubbed by the star again
Full DetailsThe Pirate Bay Sold To Software Company, Goes Legal
According to gaming company Global Gaming Factory X, it is in the the process of acquiring The Pirate Bay for $7.8m (SEK 60 million).
Full DetailsA Real Man's Soup of the Day...
I usually pass on the soup of the day, which tends to be something normal and boring anyways, but I never pass on whiskey. That being said, I'll gladly take this place's soup anytime.
Full DetailsAlice in Wonderland Through the Years (Pics)
Tim Burton's film adaptation of Alice In Wonderland isn't out until next year, but if the promo photos are any indication, it's going to be the most visually arresting, luxurious Alice yet. Here's a look at how new Alice stacks up against older Alices from a fashion perspective.
Full DetailsWhy a College Degree Isn't Worth It
The four-year college degree has come to cost too much and prove too little. It's now a bad deal for the average student, family, employer, professor and taxpayer.
Full DetailsPeople Are Eating Children in This Area...
But...please leash your dog and clean up after them. Oh my...needless to say....sign gone horribly wrong!
Full DetailsTaking the Michael Jackson thing a bit too far... [PIC]
This is actually disturbing if real.
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Ctrl+Alt+Del Pays Tribute to Billy Mays
Webcomic Ctrl+Alt+Del pays tribute to the late Billy Mays.
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