Wouldn’t be caught dead dating “city folk?” There’s a website just for you.
The world’s best-known encyclopedia announced today that it is retiring all its print editions.
It started off as a humble display of respect and prayer. But has it turned into a mockery?
A British woman was hounded for three years by a creepy online predator who turned out to be her own boyfriend; now she wants her tormentor jailed.
A Michigan woman is suing her long-distance love saying he ended their relationship for another woman. How much is a broken heart worth? Apparently, $8,368.88.
Gulping gargoyles! Just when it seemed the Harry Potter franchise was finally avada kedavra-ed, J.K. Rowling has launched the website “Pottermore” to continue the story of the young boy wizard. (See what she’s doing with the wordplay there?)
Who needs the Tonys when you’ve got the Webbys?
You already know what they mean. Now the dictionary can back you up.
What would today’s most popular viral videos look like had they been crafted a century ago?
Have you ever thought it unfair that you couldn’t control what the Internet remembers about you? The European Union has.
