Internet

Did you see every movie this year? No? Well, here’s your chance to see all of them in just under 7 minutes. That’s called efficiency.

I’m not sure if you know this, but Andrew W.K. likes to dabble in partying. Let’s just say that his Twitter reflects this interest very well.

The feds shut down everyone’s favorite file hosting site MegaUpload in January, but was it actually helping the film Industry? A new study says yes.

Anonymous has found its latest cause: protesting Israel’s bombing of the Gaza Strip.

Internet Radio giant Pandora has sued the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers demanding “reasonable” license fees that allow profitability.

A big eff you to copyright law & a beautifully creative remix.

The Octomom has a Xanax addiction. That’s as surprising as when Amy Winehouse died. What? Too soon?

Great idea! Mock the victims of a major natural disaster by doing a sexy photo shoot amid the destruction. Hey, she doesn’t get paid for her brain.

Oh, Twitter, you know just how to turn a disaster into a disasteromedy. Nothing is more ripe for comedy than natural disasters as they happen.

The Internet is actually good for something! All this time I thought the endless cat pictures were annoying and pointless, turns out they were making me focus.

Remember the old welcome greeting, “You’ve got mail?” Well now it’s, “You’ve got clutter.”

Kody Maxson, the man Anonymous accuses of tormenting Amanda Todd into suicide, says Todd actually came to him for help.

Hacker group Anonymous has outed Kody Maxson as the creep who allegedly convinced Canada teen Amanda Todd to flash him, then bullied her online, leading to her suicide.

A young girl is crowdfunding her heart-tugging and universally useful invention: cups that don’t spill.