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The iconic 90s American sitcom is back in the spotlight after a fake Twitter account representing Will Smith suggested a possible reunion episode in honor of James Avery, the late actor who portrayed Uncle Phil in the series.
On Christmas day, former US National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden appeared in a televised Christmas message on Britain’s Channel 4 in which he urged the people of the world to demand governments put an end to mass surveillance.
After serving 21 months in prison for staging a guerrilla punk prayer at a Moscow cathedral during the anti-Putin rallies in early 2012, Pussy Riot’s founding members Nadezhda Tolokonnikova and Maria Alyokhina are free at last.
As if a reality TV adaptation of Rich Kids of Instagram didn’t seem superfluous enough, the insanely obnoxious Tumblr blog is now being turned into a fictional novel about a group of Affluenza-stricken teenagers.
Justine Sacco, the former PR executive at IAC who recently got fired for posting an insensitive joke about the AIDS crisis before boarding a flight to South Africa, apologized for her “needless and careless tweet” in an official statement sent to the local South African newspaper The Star.
A&E reality TV series Duck Dynasty star Phil Robertson’s controversial statements regarding homosexuality have ignited a debate on freedom of speech across the web after he was indefinitely suspended from appearing on the most-watched nonfiction cable TV series in history.
Meet Pajama Boy, the latest poster child of Obamacare who likes wear pajamas, drink hot chocolate and talk about getting health insurance.
In the past month, Ron Burgundy has done more than what most of us could achieve in our lifetime: he has co-hosted an evening newscast in North Dakota, starred in literally dozens of commercials for Dodge and even managed to take a donut & malt liquor break in the middle of the day in Milford, CT.
It seems like companies trying to piggyback their brands on the days of remembrance has become a new American tradition, with the latest flop coming from the Campbell Soup Company’s SpaghettiOs tweet on the eve of the 72nd memorial of the Pearl Harbor invasion.
With yet another year of successful vote-rigging war in progress, this time between Miley Cyrus and Edward Snowden, TIME Magazine’s popularity poll has once again reaffirmed its status as one of the biggest annual events in the world of Internet trolls.