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This week, there’s an awesome new track from Le1f, along with more heartening proof that the new Nine Inch Nails album is probably gonna be pretty good, Janelle Monáe getting all power ballad-y, new work from Bushwalking and Glasser, a reminder that ...

The '80s was a decade where big hair, big parties and the brat pack ruled Hollywood. Tom Cruise hadn't even heard of scientology, Julia Roberts still wore her hair curly and Meryl Streep rode the New York City subway.

The actress talked to the 'Oprah's Next Chapter' host about her tumultuous past and how she's now ready to get her life back.

U.S. Secret Service documents show that the agency played a key role in the investigation of free-information activist Aaron Swartz and watched his case closely until he committed suicide.

An animated guide to the different energy sources that power our nation.

Government lawyers seemingly unknowingly release information they say should remain secret.

When John Wrana was a young man, fit and strong and fighting in World War II with the U.S. Army Air Corps, did he ever think he'd end this way?

Yummmyarhhghhgh

One leg over, and then the other! Damn it.

Not sure who created this so I can't cite a source. Oh well, enjoy.

Mazda’s next rotary engine will have a “special kind of ignition system” that will not make use of traditional spark plugs, according to a senior engineer with the manufacturer. It is believed the alternative could involve using laser beams to ignite ...

Thousands of innocent holidaymakers and travellers are having their phones seized and personal data downloaded and stored by the police, The Telegraph can disclose.

The ending makes the gif

Taking inspiration from the lyrics of Jay-Z’s songs, artist Ali Graham has created a series of delightful illustrations of what he imagines Jay-Z’s 99 problems to be.

Trapped in time.

Becoming a bounty hunter may soon get a lot easier.

This is a real radio commercial put out by Northstar Ford in Alberta, Canada as a way to deal with a recent theft - in my opinion - brilliant! Clever way to spread some panic for the thieves.

Massachusetts-based iRobot (the company that makes the Roomba!) announced today that it's planning to sell a "telepresence" robot starting early next year.

Apple heads into the second week of the ebooks antitrust trial on the heels of a courtroom victory. Last week, a Google executive took the stand to testify on behalf of the government; Orin Snyder, Apple's lead counsel and one of the country ...