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Goals and upsets aren’t the only things that we’ve seen plenty of at this year’s World Cup, as the Brazilians and international football fans elsewhere continue to churn out jokes by the day in what they’re calling the “Copa dos Memes,” or the Cup of Memes.
Upstate New York resident and mom blogger Lacey Spears has been charged with second-degree depraved murder and first-degree manslaughter for the death of her son Garnett-Paul, who prosecutors claim was poisoned by his mother for attention and sympathy online.
After yesterday’s group-stage match between Mexico and Brazil at the World Cup games, Mexican goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa inspired a series of photoshopped images praising his spectacular performance in which he made six crucial saves.
The Islamic extremist group is very active on Twitter, using their app The Dawn of Glad Tidings to send out up to 40,000 tweets in a day.
In protest against the Brazilian government’s lavish spending on this year’s World Cup games, members of the hacktivist group Anonymous have launched DDoS attacks against dozens of e-government sites and sponsors of the event.
Despite the concerns about Brazil’s readiness to host the world’s biggest sporting event, the opening ceremony of 2014 World Cup went underway yesterday without a hitch, with the first group match between Brazil and Croatia drawing more than 12.2 million tweets during the game.
Many gamers are skeptical of excuses provided by Assassin’s Creed developer Ubisoft for excluding a playable female character in their upcoming game Assassin’s Creed Unity.
The 74th school shooting since Sandy Hook, which took place yesterday at a high school in Troutdale, Oregon, has claimed the life of 14-year-old Emilio Hoffman.
After posing as a man on Facebook, an aunt living in Alabama discovered that her niece Marissa Williams wanted her new fictional Facebook friend to murder her entire family, including the dog.
The founder of the ill-fated P2P file-hosting service Megaupload is offering a $5 million bounty in search of a whistleblower who can provide evidence to support his allegations that the U.S government illegally carried out a “contract prosecution” at the behest of Hollywood.