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Tuesday’s links talk driving, falling and prepubescent rapping.
Social Change: Tweeting about Iran is not the same as protesting about Iran. Has the Internet made people forget what activism really is? (New Yorker)
Driving Us Crazy: Think the drivers near you have a screw loose? Soothe your road rage by comparing your state’s drivers with the rest of the country. (The Daily Beast)
Just So You Know: So let’s say your elevator goes into freefall. (Unlikely, but bear with us.) What’s the best way to survive the drop? (NPR)
Cities Square Off: Foreign Policy has put together a list of the 65 most important cities in the world, based on their global influence. Does your city make the cut? (Foreign Policy)
Getting Gleeful: To prepare for tonight’s Britney Spears tribute on Glee, check out 14 of cheerleader Brittany’s best lines. (EW)
Glory Days: Gloria Stuart, who passed away at 100 yesterday, was known to modern audiences for her role in Titanic. But her early career is worth exploring. (LIFE)
Daily Cute: Seven-year-old rapper P-Nut drops a few verses on Ellen. (TheDailyWh.at)
Elsewhere on TIME.com: After a woman went on trial for allegedly murdering a romantic rival, we look at the Top 10 Love Triangles.
Must-See: Australia’s Next Top Model announces the wrong winner, live on the air. The awkwardness is almost unbearable. (via Vulture)
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