This weekend's rumored studio raid and arrest of the elusive street artist in London turns out to be a hoax orchestrated by National Report, a satirical "news site" that has previously fooled the Internet with somewhat believable hoaxes like the Fukushima radiation scare and Sarah Palin's racist interview scandal.

The popular secret-sharing mobile app that bills itself as "the safest place on the Internet" has come under a heavy storm of public scrutiny in the wake of The Guardian's scathing investigative report on the company's shadowy practices in handling its users' data.

The cult classic turns 27 this month, and to celebrate the one and only Westley (Cary Elwes) has released a book on making the film, titled As You Wish: Inconceivable Tales from the Making of The Princess Bride.

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Mitt Romney's now infamous "binders full of women" gaffe at the 2012 U.S. presidential election debate made an unexpected comeback two years later with the launch of the first annual BinderCon, a symposium to empower female and gender-nonconformist writers, in New York City this weekend.