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Among the revelations in the Wikileaks documents is this: Inside many a foreign service officer lurks a frustrated novelist. This discovery engine takes you to the most bizarre, surreal, and well-written diplomatic cables released by Wikileaks.
Firefox Adopts Actual Adorable Foxes.
In a bid to encourage people to download Firefox, Mozilla has adopted two actual "fire foxes" and trained a Web cam on their enclosure at the Knoxville Zoo.
Rare Pictures Of Elvis At 21
Before he was the King, photographer Alfred Wertheimer followed a young Elvis from New York City to Virginia to his home in Memphis.
Fox News Pundits, Deep In Thought [Pics]
The most smoking-hot opinionators Fox News doing what they do best: thinking really, really hard.
11 Most Controversial Google Doodles
The Internet erupted when Google honored Veterans' Day with a rather banal tweaking of its logo to include a waving American flag and a shining sun, which some took to look like a crescent and, therefore, and endorsement of Islam. While a stupid controversy, this was far from the first time Google's "doodles" have caused a digital firestorm.
George W. Bush's 15 Most Memorable Pop Culture Moments
The former president's memoir comes out tomorrow -- but can it compare to his earlier appearances in pop culture?
9 Bizarre Tea Party Books
Great for your holiday shopping list, think of "The Liberal Clause" as a Nightmare Before Christmas for conservatives. Or just spring for a copy of "Whiny Little Bitch."
MC Escher Tennis Match
Photographer Michael Kai twists your brain.
10 Incredible Portraits Of The Human Mind
Over the decades, the undifferentiated, monochrome swath of cells under the microscope's lens has bloomed into glorious Technicolor.
There Will Be Blood: The Game
"Milkshake!"
Lil' Drama Queen
Your little rascal is probably not this bad.
Jonathan Franzen: Political Scientist
According the the author's expert political analysis, Obama is 'delightful,' while America is 'almost a rogue state.'
America's Youth Pretty Sure "Harry Truman" Is Senate Majority Leader
Yahoo's Ask America blog recently went to the University of Colorado to ask the country's youth--who are of course our greatest natural resource--some questions about our democracy. As one would expect, the results were comically horrifying.
Baby Cages Above New York
Built in 1937 and distributed in London to members of the Chelsea Baby Club, the baby cage was meant for women with children but without a backyard, garden or terrace for them to play in or on. Suspended from the side of the building, the baby would have access to fresh air and sunlight through the cage's wire frame, and still have sufficient room to play with toys.