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Well, that's money well spent... The post Meet Justin Jedlica The 'Living Doll' Who's Spent Over $158k To Look Like Real Life Ken appeared first on Popdust.

Many NBA players were not impressed by the NBA's new line of jerseys that were released during the holidays. Several players across the league criticized the jerseys for the material, and tight fit. A few players said it...

During the holidays Thierry Mugler presents a special edition of the popular Angel, in new bottles decorated with glittering crystals. Collection Angel Brilliant Star includes two editions that look like the most beautif...

The Nikon D4 was released last year and it seems that we might be able to expect an upgrade for the camera in the near future. According to reports, it seems that Nikon Professional Services in Japan has stopped selling ...

Redditor Tuttle_not_Buttle did some math on attendance at European soccer domestic league matches and made this map of the most passionate soccer nations on the continent. The ranking is based on the percentage of the po...

The visit by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to the Yasukuni Shrine revived a practice that has long strained relations between Japan and its Asian neighbors.     

It's 1923 at 'Downton Abbey', and Rose is to be 'outed', in the London 1920s fashion - the opportunity for Julian Fellowes to pick up his pen with a particularly jovial flourish, and put together all the usual suspects, ...

Sony released its second generation smartwatch earlier this year, and despite the fact that wearable devices were significantly “in” this year, it didn’t exactly turn out to be a hit. It appears that the company is...

At least six peacekeepers from Chad are killed in clashes in the Central African Republic, the African Union force there says.

One Florida mother was in for a massive surprise when she gave birth to her third child that nearly broke a record.

Thai police in the capital Bangkok fire teargas at demonstrators trying to prevent political parties from registering for February's snap elections.

Tens of thousands of troops are being deployed across Bangladesh to try to prevent potential political violence ahead of next month's elections.

Iranian lawmakers have drafted a bill that would force the government to enrich uranium up to 60% if new sanctions are imposed, state media reported Wednesday.

At least eight people died and dozens are forced out of their homes by heavy rain in the Caribbean islands of St Vincent and the Grenadines.

[From GamerTell] The Nintendo Network has been down since Christmas day. Nintendo knows there's a problem, but there's no telling when it'll be back again.

From dancing clouds to bouncing Jell-O, 2013 was filled with great science GIFs. Here are some of our favorites. Researchers created "ball lightning" in the lab.

MOSCOW (AP) -- A Russian cargo plane has crashed into a military base, killing all nine crew members.     

An article titled 29 Successful People Who Wake Up Really Early made rounds on the internet in the past week. The article claims that: The early bird schedule is good for responding to people and events around the world,...

According to a poll by PayPal, 11% of people do their online shopping wearing nothing but the air that touches their skin, we learn via Internet Revolution. The poll sampled 4,524 consumers between the ages of 16 and 64 ...

On the same day a potentially huge security hole was uncovered in Samsung’s mobile enterprise security solution Knox, the South Korean technology giant was ranked the best enterprise smartphone solutions provider in th...

With our most gracious and endearing apologies, we now present to you, in alphabetical order, the 22 Least Important Writers of 2013. Please enjoy, if possible.

Oil prices edged up above $99 Thursday, the first trading day after Christmas, as violence in South Sudan stoked concerns about the country's oil production.