An Insanely Well-Paid Britney Spears Impersonator Leads The Daily Links
Plus 7 historic cures for impotence, Craig Robinson’s hilariously sexy song, and a super-creepy Google Glass app.
Plus 7 historic cures for impotence, Craig Robinson’s hilariously sexy song, and a super-creepy Google Glass app.
One of the world’s richest men joined Twitter Thursday for an interview. But he didn’t answer some of the best questions.
This digital tool keeps real-time statistics on the number of times anti-gay slurs are used each day, week, and month on Twitter. Think before you tweet indeed.
Kaskade doesn’t take it lying down.
Awkward.
Thanks to Things On My Nan for answering the questions we never thought to ask.
Well played, Mitch.
Life is hard sometimes, and there’s only one way to handle it: Share your pain on Twitter.
It’s called Glue, and it appears to be a hard-boiled European spy thriller.
…But which will reign supreme?
The Dow fell and then bounced right back up.
The backlash against the “RT:” is getting nasty. Let’s try to figure out some rules here, shall we?
And how to be gentle with annoying family members on Facebook. Also: Twitter etiquette during a tragedy.
The Twitter accounts of @60Minutes @CBSDenver and @48hours were compromised on Saturday.
With the chase after the Boston bombing suspect captivating the world, what role should those who have nothing to do with it play?
“I used to smoke mad blunts with him.” Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s acquaintances and former classmates react to the news on Twitter.
His last tweet was on April 17, and he wrote, “I’m a stress free kind of guy.”
And one of them is atually tweeting threats at the Boston Police Department.
The Internet’s popularity metric of choice is growing increasingly irrelevant. But what comes next?
Social media has given us a strange new response to tragedy — the feeling that we must post something about it.
So maybe the teens are fleeing Facebook, but Facebook is still showing up on our nails. The question is: why?
Thank you, Ryan.
Twitter was offered the chance to ask Cheryl Cole anything. And boy, did they.
“Blur cool.” “Grizzely Bear great.” “Yeah yeah yeah great.” With reviews like these, who needs Pitchfork?
Is your timeline all a bunch of boring 20-65 year-olds? Time to add some zest and find a random teenager to follow.
Plus: how to deal with Twitter pests. And the bizarre gender norms of OkCupid.
Her handle, naturally, is QuiltingMuriel, and you need to join her nearly 25,000 followers right this second.
Roger Ebert’s wife of 20 years, Chaz, took to Roger’s Twitter account late Wednesday to send a few messages of thanks.
The weirdness continues.
Hint: not Justin Bieber.