French Schools Are Rationing Ketchup To Keep Their Children French
French officials are implementing a saucy new restriction on school cafeterias.
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Study: Almost All of America’s Favorite Songs Are About Sex
Surprise, surprise. A study shows that Americans like their music sexy.
Scientists Back Up Mary Shelley’s ‘Frankenstein Moon’ Claim
Even back in the 19th century, people wanted to know how authors got their ideas. Except, back then, not everyone believed the answers.
Say What? A Brief Audio History of Lyrics That Aren’t Lyrics
What do Elton John, Seal and Eminem all have in common? Well, apart from fame, they all have hit songs with lyrics that aren’t actually words.
Wish You Had a Girlfriend? New Service Offers You (a Fake) One
Craving some female attention? Fakegirlfriend.co offers a bit of the textual kind.
Milestones in Literature: Courtney Love Is Penning a Memoir
It looks like you’ve got your book club selection lined up for autumn 2012.
Mick Jagger May Play Corrupt Media Mogul in Upcoming Movie
The Rolling Stones legend is reportedly set to produce and possibly star in a thriller tentatively called Tabloid.
‘Black Swan’ Backlash: Unpaid Interns Who Worked on the Movie Are Suing
A new lawsuit alleges that the set of Black Swan was almost as ruthless as the backstabbing dance world it was portraying.
Leisha’s Not Alone: 5 Celebrities Who’ve Been Kicked Off Flights
Apparently, even the rich and famous can have a miserable time when it comes to traveling.
Reading While Eating for September 28: Tracking the Trends
Today’s lunch-links feature a mix of the off-beat news that keeps NewsFeed, and us all really, going.
Tumblr of the Week: Fauxgo
It’s surprising how many fictional companies out there ring a bell as if they were real.
Reading While Eating for September 27: Pop Culture Exposed
Today’s lunch-links are full of guides and analysis of pop culture minutiae you thought you already knew plenty about. Now, you can know even more and impress your friends!