"New York Magazine Put Up For Sale." That is true, of course. But it is also confusing, sort of like this "Rob Ford Resigns" headline, just tweeted by New York Magazine.

In the Lil Women vlogs there are tips for homemade eyeliner, fashion suggestions from Amy, recipes for sawdust muffins, and Beth is coughing.

The tagline of the new Will/Jaden Smith movie, After Earth, is: “Danger is real. Fear is a choice.” The movie, which was directed by the inexplicably still-working hack M. Night Shyamalan and based on a story devised by the elder Smith, hinges on the ability of its young protagonist Kitai (Jaden) to rid himself of fear so that he can defeat a giant, blind monster mole that hunts humans by detecting their anxiety.

You can probably guess off the top of your head the most controversial English-language Wikipedia articles—those topics that inspire extensive re-editing and deleting. (I guarantee you can't guess the fourth-most controversial.) But what about the most controversial articles in other languages? What are Francophones and Chinese speakers arguing about Wikipedia?

This past March, in honor of International Women's Day, a Brazil-based chain of fast Italian food restaurants offered women the chance to eat for free. The catch: They had to be beautiful.

A small plane smashed through the roof of an apartment building in Northern Virginia just after midnight on Friday. Amazingly, only one of the six people sleeping in the apartment was hurt.

Luiz Antonio only recently entered this world, but he's already made up his mind about eating the planet's animals: He wants nothing to do with it.

A 28-year-old woman who walked away from a May 7 Rihanna concert with a face full of herpes is suing MAC Cosmetics, alleging that she contracted the virus from a shade of special Rihanna-themed lipstick she sampled at a MAC popup shop she visited while attending the singer's performance at the Barclays Center.

It took Tampa jurors only two hours to return a not guilty verdict in the two-day murder trial of a retired Army lieutenant colonel who shot and killed his wife's lover.

Thousands of protesters camped out in Istanbul's Gezi Park to save what they say is the last public green space in the city were greeted with tear gas and pepper spray today when police arrived.

The American College of Sports and Medicine released their annual ranking of the fifty largest metropolitan areas based on fitness and health, creating a baseline of the most athletic and fit cities in the U.S.

A California woman beat increasingly impressive odds to take home an actual fortune on last night's episode of Wheel of Fortune.

An impromptu Russian reenactment of Louis Malle's 1958 film noir classic Elevator to the Gallows was thankfully interrupted by one extra's scene-stealing heroism.

Last night, Queens' own Arvind Mahankali, 13, won the Scripps National Spelling Bee by correctly spelling "knaidel," a Yiddish word for a kind of dumpling. (Mahankali had twice lost in the finals on Germanic words.) But Mahankali wasn't the only star—nearly every kid on the stage had presence. And good "concentration" faces.

Nicole Lynn Mansfield, a 33-year-old woman born and raised in Flint, Michigan, was killed in Syria by Syrian government forces while fighting with rebels in the country, according to the woman's family.

Arvind Mahankali, a 13-year-old from New York, won the 86th Scripps National Spelling Bee by correctly spelling “knaidel.”

Two American Embassy staff members who were shot and wounded outside a strip club in Caracas, Venezuela early Tuesday morning may have shot each other, according to a club employee interviewed by the Associated Press.

Even when considering Willie Smith Ward's nine previous convictions, this is excessive: On Wednesday, a jury in Waco, Texas sentenced Ward to 50 years in jail for stealing a $35 rack of ribs from a grocery store and then telling a store employee that he had a knife.

A nice Cheerios advertisement whose only discernible difference from other Cheerios commercials is that it depicts an interracial family was forced to disable its YouTube comments section today after it became inundated with virulent racism.