Archive
April 2, 2013
Can You Match These Basic Cable Reality Shows To Their Networks?
It is not nearly as easy as it may seem. Pretty much every basic cable channel wants its own wedding show, tattoo show, crazy food show, and wealthy "working" professional show.
The Quarterback Carousel Of NFL Sadness
In which retreads are re-treaded by the league's most pitiable franchises.
How An NBA Player Played An April Fools' Prank On Himself
Well done, José. Well done.
How Strangers Can End Up Reading Your Private Facebook Messages
Just how private are your messages on sites like Facebook and OkCupid?
Will Vadering Be The Planking Of 2013?
The force is strong with this meme. Ahhh spring, when a young man's fancy turns to staged photos to post on the Internet.
Egypt Investigating Journalism Advocate Who Defended Comedian
The investigation into "Egypt's Jon Stewart" widens.
The 12 Craziest Conspiracy Theories That American Voters Believe
The Democratic polling firm PPP did a national poll to find out Americans' favorite black helicopter beliefs.
Evangelical Group Calls For Path To Citizenship, "Biblical Approach" To Immigration Reform
A radio ad buy across four states this week while Congress is home on recess. "As Christians, we should be known by our love," says Castellanos.
The Silent Partner
Jason Goldman helped build Google and Twitter into what they are today — but few outside of tech's inner circle know his name. On shunning the spotlight in a star-obsessed industry.
South Korean Embassy Pulls Off April Fools Joke
This will probably ease tensions on the Korean peninsula.
Computer Delivery — 1957
That baby ain't gonna fit through that door! In Norwich, England.
The NRA Has Stopped Calling For Armed Volunteer Posses To Protect Schools
A fresh approach after school leaders balked.
Birds Of Paradise Are Out-Twerkin' You In Da Club
Damn Nature, you fly. Ain't no party like a New Guinea party because a New Guinea party has huge variation in evolutionary mating displays.
30 Delicious Things To Cook In April
Put away the root vegetables, it's time for some GREEN THINGS!
Senate Republican's Website Violated Senate Rules With Facebook Link
Tennessee Republican Senator Lamar Alexander's official website linked to his campaign Facebook page. When BuzzFeed noticed, it was promptly removed.
Tech's Tricky Teen Problem
Tech's most fickle users are also its most important. So how do the biggest social networks keep them coming back?
29 Easy And Adorable Things To Make For Babies
Don't let their age and inability to talk fool you; babies are Very Discerning. These DIYs make awesome, unexpected baby shower gifts.
Another Terrible Conservative Movie
The latest Tea Party–inspired project isn't even finished, but it already looks pretty bad. RedState editor Ben Howe on his movement's struggle to produce quality art and entertainment. [Updated]
High School Student Suspended For Writing "YOLO" On A Test And Tweeting It
Kyron Birdine, a junior at Arlington High School in Texas, got in a bit of hot water for tweeting about having to take the STARR standardized test.
How To Take The Perfect Hadoken Photo
Nail the timing. It's all about the timing. Just like a real hadoken.
5 Things We Learned From The "All In With Chris Hayes" Premiere On MSNBC
Not a bad "opening day" for MSNBC.
Boneheaded, Allegedly Corrupt College Ref Uses "I Was Joking" Defense
Hilarious gag may have cost Arizona a game.
Anti-Rape Underwear Will Shock Attackers And Send Distress Signal
Three Indian engineering students have invented lingerie that emits powerful shocks and notifies police and family members of the wearer's position via GPS if she is attacked.
Republican Sen. Mark Kirk Endorses Marriage Equality
"Same-sex couples should have the right to civil marriage."
Quiz: Are Your Internet Manners Up To Snuff?
Test your netiquette know-how! That's internet+etiquette. Netiquette.
This Woman Thought Reporting A Fake Robbery Would Be A Good April Fools' Joke
Up until the police came and arrested her, that is.
This Alley-Oop Is Unbelievable Even After You See It
Like, I WOULD say that it has to be seen to be believed, but I've seen it, and I'm still not sure it happened.
Ryan Cabrera Has A Tattoo Of Ryan Gosling On His Leg
So THAT'S what he's been up to since we saw him last: getting really random tattoos.
Darth Vader Would Have Been A Great Dad
Even Sith Lords have parental instincts. Jeffrey Brown imagines how much different the galaxy could've been if Luke and Leia hadn't been kidnapped as soon as they were born.
Life-Changing Tip Of The Day: Easiest Vodka Tonic Ever
Just think of all the cocktails you can make with Construct-a-Straw. This is the new mixology, people.
29 Ways To Honor The Glory Of Peanut Butter And Jelly
National PB&J Day only comes along once a year. Do it right.
The Least Surprising Thing About Local Politics Is The Arrests
If you can't figure out the decisions of local politicians, it's often because money is changing hands. Arrests in New York.
This Is The Cover Of "Grand Theft Auto V"
The biggest game of the year doesn't come out for six months. But the countdown begins: now.
New York Legislators Arrested In Alleged Federal Corruption Scheme
The FBI arrested six people, including Democratic State Sen. Malcom Smith, early on Tuesday.
Walmart—Always Fresh Donuts, ALWAYS
Sorry, "fresh."
North Korea Vows To Restart Nuclear Facilities
North Korea on Tuesday said it plans to restart its 5 megawatt nuclear reactor that was shut down under an agreement reached at the six-party talks in 2007, Yonhap News reports.
Reminder: The Artist Behind Last Night's "Adventure Time" Makes Heartbreaking Short Toons
Whether or not you're a fan of David OReilly's glitchy episode, these short cartoons will make your heart quiver.
The Sequester Isn't A Joke For Jeff Maryak
He couldn't afford a forced pay cut. So now he wants to go back to war.