Piers Morgan out at CNN: What’s next?
by Sarah Crow The TV Mix Outplacement Report for the beleaguered, possibly hacking connected host
Pussy Riot in Sochi: Anti-Putin video released
by Gabi Chepurny After being beaten by Cossacks and arrested by authorities, the balaclava clad punk protest band finally gets its new video out on YouTube
Capital One Threat: Credit card companies are coming to your house
by Audrey Palmer The credit company might just show up at your house, place of work or trick you into answering their calls
Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue and Barbie: an unapologetic un-apology
by MG Lord The 55-year old spawn of a German hooker doll collides with a zero-gravity Kate Upton and leaves everyone uneasy
Michael Dunn case ends in mistrial, Twitter erupts with rage
by Audrey Palmer Despite three convictions of attempted murder, the jury did not declare the Florida guilty of murdering teenager Jordan Davis
Comcast buys Time Warner Cable, Twitter demands a refund
by Gabi Chepurny Subscribers (and conscientious objectors) take to social media to register their unhappiness about the possible merger between the two titan providers
Robocop critics weigh in: Is the remake dead or alive?
By Todd Gilchrist After almost five years of knife-sharpening, critics react to the long-gestating remake of Paul Verhoeven's venerated sci-fi classic
Snowstorm blankets the East Coast – in tweets
By Gabi Chepurny Social media users stuck in snow and ice offer their reactions to the inclement weather; here's some of the best responses
Comcast-Time Warner deal is terrible news for net neutrality
by Tom Paul Jones The FCC needs to grow a spine. And some balls. And maybe an army, because this behemoth is about to roll over it with 30 million…
Tom Brokaw reports from Sochi despite cancer diagnosis
By Ariel Schudson The iconic news anchor announced Tuesday that he is receiving treatment for a disease that affects the blood cells in bone marrow
Sochi 2014: Costas out. Lauer in. Bobsled team trapped.
By Phil Pirrello The winter games continue to be a living nightmare for attendees who expected finished, inhabitable living quarters
The 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics in 5 Memes
By Miss Lydia With the games now in full swing, so too are the goofs, gaffes and punch lines picked up by social media, from Bob Costas to bathroom hijinks
Rob Ford sued by his brother-in-law for jailhouse beating, defends Justin Bieber
by Jillian Rayfield The assault was designed to keep the Toronto crack-mayor's drug use quiet, the lawsuit says
Malcolm Gladwell book assigned by Oregon judge as part of cruel and unusual prison punishment
by Jillian Rayfield Eco-terrorist Rebecca Rubin's five-year arson sentence suddenly got way, way worse
Snowden Nobel Prize: Educate yourself with this UK sabotage film
by Christophe Silvey Watch the political thriller, Defense of the Realm, with Gabriel Byrne as a reporter who breaks a sex scandal only to realize he's been aiding the enemy
Super Bowl 2014: 5 reasons why Media Day needs to go away
by Kyle Robinson The mindless grilling of Marshawn Lynch, Ines Sainz' inescapable booty and other inanity turn the big day before the big game into a big circus.
Stephen Hawking’s ‘biggest blunder’ is the smartest mistake you’ve ever heard
By Todd Gilchrist The scientist recanted a theory he posited 40 years ago arguing that black holes consume all light and information
Steven Spielberg addresses the United Nations on the Holocaust
By Todd Gilchrist The Schindler's List director says, “It took me years of directing sharks, aliens and dinosaurs before I felt ready to tackle the Holocaust."
5 facts from the new Mitt Romney doc that will (mildly) blow your mind
by Jillian Rayfield The new film streaming online reveals a vaguely limp candidate who maybe has a milk drinking problem
Inside Mad Men’s real life sales boost for ancient cigarette brand Lucky Strike
by Jillian Rayfield Study shows Canadian Club Whiskey is also reversing a 17-year skid