Hey, look: Ashton Kutcher's Twitter account was hacked in the name of Internet justice. Someone broke into his account and posted the tweets above. (Judging from their messages, they probably used the notorious "Firesheep" application, which makes it easy for anyone to hijack other people's unsecured browsing sessions over wi-fi.)
Ah, Chloe, such a good sport! In this neat (albiet extra-close up) short, the interviewers show Miss Sevigny the series of web videos that feature a man in drag claiming to be the actress. The good news? She laughed hysterically.
New documents obtained by the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) show that since 2006 the Department of Homeland Security has been running pilot programs with mobile backscatter x-ray scanners (the same technology in those full-body airport scanners everyone's pissed about). That means driving the things around and scanning trains, cars—even pedestrians. From Forbes:
What do you think it takes to be a good dad? Apparently it's the opposite of whatever appears on the new web series, "Bad Dads."
Sometimes friends convince other friends to do some pretty stupid things, jumping into a frozen lake it just one freezing and painful example.
This parody may be one of the best-produced spoofs we've seen. Complete with glowing bowling alleys, glowing beer, and even a glowing bong—the two very-separate worlds truly collide.
In the sun-scorched cauldron of violence and hatred that is Arizona, humans are no longer able to procure sustenance without fighting off rabid beasts driven half-mad by the incessant, life-sucking heat. A family in Yuma arrived home and opened their door, only to be overtaken by a black dog rushing past them into the artificial sanctuary of their air-conditioned apartment, made cool by burning vast quantities of fossil fuels which will, ironically, cause our dying planet to become even hotter over time. The interspecies showdown quickly devolved:
