Oh, bother. The Chinese government has banned images of Winnie the Pooh on social media because users online are drawing comparisons between Chinese President Xi Jinping and the cartoon teddy bear with an aversion to pants.

A stunning report talks to mothers of young, aspiring female singers who were taken in by the R&B singer, brainwashed, told what to eat and drink, when to use the bathroom, and are taught how to best pleasure him sexually.

Patrick Gill of Polygon has made it his mission in life to get Nintendo to retweet a picture of a hairy-legged Toad.

After massive layoffs, Soundcloud appears to only have enough cash to keep itself running for 80 days.

Philip DeFranco, the popular internet news vlogger who has been embroiled in several bouts of YouTube drama and controversies this year, is in another heated battle after being listed on the Suspected Words Database, a mysterious crowdsourced project laun

As the FCC continues with push proposals that would roll back net neutrality protections, internet-based companies around the web have come out in support of the free and open internet in the Day of Action to Save Net Neutrality.

Donald Trump, Jr. surprised the internet today when he shared a series an email correspondence to setup a meeting with Russians and receive incriminating information on Hillary Clinton during the 2016 Presidential election. This left Twitter with question

The latest Great Food Debate on Twitter ponders if the dessert/breakfast food counts as a kind of pasta.

Lena Dunham says she had to give away her dog Lamby for behavioral issues, and claimed the dog had a history of abuse. The shelter she adopted Lamby from disagrees.

Encyclopedia Dramatica is facing a $750,000 lawsuit at the hands of millionaire game developer Jonathan Monsarrat.