Simon Cowell’s X-Factor Admits to Vocal Tweaks
We’ve come to expect that many pop singers use Auto-Tune in some form, whether on their recordings or in live performance. But is using voice-enhancing technology on a TV talent contest going too far?
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Harry Potter Condoms: Yes, They’re Real. Yes, Warner Bros. Is Suing
What’s that now? Harry Potter promoting safe sex? Don’t be ridiculous, this is Harry Popper, a bespectacled, wand brandishing, pink prophylactic that, according to its Swiss manufacturers Magic X, “has nothing to do with Harry …
Follow Friday: 5 Entertaining Politicans on Twitter
Most politicians use Twitter to promote talking points. These five political pros actually show us who they are — for better or for worse.
Chillax! Bromance! It Must Be New-Words-in-the-Dictionary Day!
Have you ever defriended someone, or organized a tweetup? Blown on a vuvuzela or bought something bargainous? If so, the Oxford Dictionary of English would like to recognize your achievements.
The Top Five Twitter Accounts Full Of Evil Genius
In honor of Friday the 13th, we’re bringing you a list of the best things that go tweet in the night.
A Paris Team’s Shocking New Uniforms: Hardly Haute Couture
Rugby isn’t a sport for the faint-hearted—especially if you have to play it wearing something as frightful as this.
Conviction in the Bizarre Case of Arkansas’ Dr. Randeep Mann
It’s a TV movie waiting to happen.
Tony Blair’s Journey Memoir Takes An Interesting Turn
If you just can’t wait to read former British Prime Minister Tony Blair’s political memoir, A Journey, which is set to hit all good book shops in the U.K. on September 1, and the U.S. on the 2nd, then there’s some good news.
A Fond Adieu to Tennessee’s Basil Marceaux.com
Video: Palin Uses Hand As Cheat Sheet – Again
We’ve all done it at one time or another. Maybe we had a hard time studying for the big test, or had to scribble out a reminder about where to meet mom after soccer practice. But now Sarah Palin has been busted a second time for …
Torso Implants for Diabetes Patients?
The days of pricking your finger every meal may just be over for the 23.6 million diabetics living in America: scientists have produced a non-invasive blood glucose monitor that is to be implanted into the patient’s torso.
National Cheesecake Day: Five Summer Slices to Add to Your Table
Plain ain’t cutting it? Time to celebrate something different.