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Not all brides would want Johnny Knoxville to prank their weddings, but Kim Peeler is not a traditional bride. When her then-fiancé Jarrod Brom got a job as a producer on "Bad Grandpa" -- a hidden-camera comedy from the...

Everything you wanted to know about the kickoff of the 2013 Rugby World Cup but were afraid to ask/didn't have a dozen up sexy-ass babes demonstrating it for you.

In 2004, girls everywhere were lusting after Jonathan Bennett, the actor who played Lindsay Lohan's love interest, Aaron Samuels, in the comedy "Mean Girls."     

Accumulating hundreds of terabytes of data daily is a daunting challenge for any company -- even Facebook.

As the year winds down, right before the crazy busy holiday season, the time is ripe to reflect makeover of your professional image. You've accomplished things in 2013. You've got things you want to accomplish in 2014. A...

You don't have to be a rocket scientist to create a great Bluetooth speaker, but it evidently helps. Dr. Godehard Guenther, the founder, president and CEO of Soundmatters - makers of the FoxL Dash 7 (black/black, black/w...

A recent study published by Jesse Fox and colleagues in Computers in Human Behavior suggests women who employ sexy avatars in virtual reality (VR) may objectify themselves or blame rape victims in surveys given shortly a...

Common Sense Media celebrated a signature lobbying victory in September, this time regarding California's "online eraser" legislation, which compels websites to delete content posted by minors who would like to see it ta...

Charmed, a 1990s hit about three witch sisters who use their powers for good, may be returning to television. CBS has ordered a pilot script that “re-imagines” the original Aaron Spelling-produced drama series, sourc...

Former Apple employee, guitarist, publisher of The Loop and minion-of-The-Beard Jim Dalrymple has been doing something fun for the past six months -- publishing an electronic magazine known as The Loop Magazine (US$1.99 ...

The tesla coil is transitioning from the lab to the stage. Nikola Tesla's invention was meant to create high voltage, high frequency alternating-current electricity. At the 2013 Kansas City Maker Faire, however, someone ...

NEW YORK (AP) -- Ah, late October, when the holiday season is on the horizon. Hot cider. Dropping temperatures. And taxes?     

Someday, packing for a trip might be as simple as stowing a spray can of colloidal polymer mix for making your own spray-on clothes. Whether it’s a T-shirt or evening attire, spray-on fabric is... --

Satellites the size of a Rubik's Cube could explore distant planets, thanks to tiny ion thrusters that could help reduce the cost of space missions.

British police have raided a property and seized 3D printed gun parts in a Manchester suburb. Manchester police say it's the first seizure of this kind in the UK. The parts, which include a magazine and a trigger, have b...

A background phone conversation with three journalists by Michael V. Hayden, a former head of the National Security Agency, while on an Acela train ride was overheard by a passenger.     

The Seinfeld theme song is so universally loved that it can lighten up even the most terrifying horror flicks. In this genius clip from Matin Comedy, the Seinfeld theme song and laugh track add a much needed dose of come...

HP’s acquisition of Palm was certainly one of worst buys in recent history -- not the worst, of course -- and now the company is trying to get something back from its $1.2 billion mistake. Bloomberg reports that HP has...

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There was probably more than a little gloating when former NSA chief Michael Hayden found a fellow passenger on his Amtrak train live-tweeting his off-the-record interviews with journalists

Here's an amazing stat: Amazon hired 12,800 employees in the last three months. It now has 109,800 employees, compared to 97,000 last quarter and 81,400 a year ago, according to its quarterly earnings statement. At ...

The New York Times Editorial Board is fed up with the excuses coming from the White House over surveillance. In an editorial published Thursday, editor Andrew Rosenthal opens with the question, "Does anyone still believe...