The pressure is on for the Nigerian officials this week after Twitter exploded with an international hashtag campaign wishing for the safe return of the 276 abducted school girls, but there's a small problem: some of the most retweeted images for the campaign feature photographs of girls from a village in Guinea-Bissau, another West African country more than 2,200 miles away from Nigeria.

The Australian geeky clothing company faced the anger of many of their Facebook followers after its staff member posted a "what you think you look like vs. what you really look like" photo that seemed to not-so-subtly imply that The Big Bang Theory actress Mayim Bialik isn't attractive.

Jared Fogel, who has been a spokesman for sandwich chain Subway for over a decade, joined a long list of celebrities who had false death rumors circulate around the web.

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 is now out in theaters, in which Spider-Man battles against the villain Electro in the Marc Webb-directed film.

The satirical news site The Onion announced plans to launch a new parody site named "ClickHole," which mocks viral content blogs like Upworthy and BuzzFeed.