Hundreds of millions of people spend hours of their lives on Facebook every week, but there are some secrets that only a few of them have discovered. For example, last December, a member of the >>
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Police catch suspected burglar with help from his Twitter account
It’s one thing to tweet out when you’re at the ball game or a concert. But when you’re allegedly robbing an apartment? That is what a Virginia man is accused of doing. Police >>
Just when you thought you couldn’t hate ‘Pharma Bro’ Martin Shkreli any more…
“Pharma Bro” Martin Shkreli may be the most hated person in America these days, as he possesses a uniquely toxic mix of rapacious greed and smug indifference to human suffering. Honestly, if you >>
‘Pharma Bro’ Martin Shkreli says he wants to ‘smack’ Ghostface Killah
It’s a hip-hop feud that’s almost too ridiculous to believe: One of the most successful and talented Wu-Tang alums versus the world’s most hated former pharmaceutical CEO. However, the beef between Ghostface Killah >>
Video reveals the most ridiculous way to sneak a friend into a movie theater
When you were growing up, you probably tried to sneak into a movie theater at least once when you were low on cash. That said, you’ve probably never tried sneaking your way into >>
The 2,001 things we like most in the world, according to Facebook
Facebook is the most popular social network in the world. With over 1.4 billion users, Facebook has something for everybody and most users come back for more and more multiple times per day. >>
Neil deGrasse Tyson drops the mic on B.o.B., gives him a lesson in gravity
The beef between Neil deGrasse Tyson and B.o.B. is both the greatest and stupidest celebrity fight of 2016 so far. On the one side you have a famous astrophysicist who’s notorious for pointing out >>
How much Google paid the man who owned Google.com for exactly one minute
Last fall, we learned that a former Google employee named Sanmay Ved had managed to purchase the “Google.com” domain name for exactly one minute before Google realized what had happened and snatched it back. Google on >>
