Mother drives with 5-month-old in trunk to avoid being cited for not having car seat

The book describes the training of laboratory rats to trade in foreign exchange and commodity futures markets

Scientists may have accidentally misread space dust as evidence of the Big Bang

Researcher proves, mathematically, that black holes do not exist

Scientists have “hacked” photosynthesis, and it could help them speed up food production

The bacteria within us — which outnumber our own cells about 100-fold — may be affecting both our cravings and moods to get us to eat what they want

Researchers found that when charged more for an all-you-can-eat buffet diners rated the food higher than when charged less for the same food.

Coffee Drinkers Have Trouble Talking About Emotions?

How to Instantly Tell If Someone is About to Make a Good Decision (Or Not)

A new study has suggested that men who exercise on a regular basis are at lower risk of nocturia i.e. waking up at night to urinate.

The color green facilitates creative performance

The idea of an aesthetically pleasing gluteal region has been with us since early recorded history.

Are dolphins cleverer than dogs?

The Verbal Overshadowing Effect (describing the perpetrator will make it more difficult for you to identify him out of the lineup)

Lobbying money is flooding into Washington, DC, like never before

Emma Watson nude photo threats were apparently a plot to kill 4chan, orchestrated by viral marketing company

Can Graffiti Be Copyrighted?

a type of polychaete worm

Grandfather busted for prostituting himself… to young women

Venezuela’s shortage of breast implants

Domestic violence likely more frequent for same-sex couples

What body parts are seeing the most striking rise in venture-capital funding? Eyes and ears.

‘Memories’ can be passed down through genetic code from one generation to the next.

Schizophrenia not a single disease but multiple genetically distinct disorders

Sometimes Indirect Speech Is the Most Direct Course of Action Related: The evolutionary social psychology of off-record indirect speech acts [PDF]

Scientists discover new “sleep node” in the brain: Findings may lead to new therapies for sleep disorders, including insomnia

How your brain actually makes decisions while you sleep

Emotion Is Not the Enemy of Reason

What links creativity, conspiracy theories, and delusions? A phenomenon called apophenia.

Study finds ‘magical contagion’ spreads creator’s essence to artworks, adding value

What Happens When We All Live to 100?

Quick-change materials break the silicon speed limit for computers

Alibaba isn’t just the “Amazon of China”—it’s also the Dropbox, PayPal, Uber, Hulu, and more.

Share selfies with your friends if they’re standing behind you. [Thanks Tim]

Her job was to taste Hitler’s food to make sure it wasn’t poisoned. [via Natalie Shutler]

Germany’s Air Food One is a subscription service that lets anyone get airline meals delivered to their home once a week.

Plane crash [Thanks Tim]

Chinese City Sets Up ‘No Cell Phone’ Pedestrian Lanes

Airlines are creating rush hours and crowds at airports - on purpose

Being chronically late can have deep psychological drivers that go beyond having too much to do or underestimating traffic.

People Are Attracted to the Body Odor of Others with Similar Political Beliefs

Researchers have discovered how two genes keep the circadian clocks in all human cells in time and in proper rhythm with the 24-hour day, as well as the seasons.

Gene-Silencing Drugs Finally Show Promise

Genes may help explain why some people are naturally more interested in music than others

Not everyone who hears voices experiences them as social entities but this type of social hallucinated voice is not rare or exotic.

The Jesus Experiment

Frst-person account of Cotard’s delusion – the belief that you’re dead

New Study Examines Impact of Violent Media on the Brain

Action films most likely to make you fat

How to increase children’s patience in 5 seconds

Scientists come closer to the industrial synthesis of a material harder than diamond

Sapphire screens were part of the iPhone 6 design until the glass repeatedly cracked during standard drop tests

Why Apple Didn’t Name Its Smartwatch ‘iWatch’

How the FBI took down the online black market and drug bazaar known as the Silk Road

The various ways to duck paying the fare on the Paris Subway

Returning to from lower Manhattan to Brooklyn

Never put the F where the door is

DJs all over the world are now deliberately making mistakes during their mixes to prove to fans and critics that they are in fact real DJs.

When you set sad lyrics against happy music, the music wins

Research on twins has found that our genes may determine an innate baseline for how happy we’ll be during our lives

Study of more than 100,000 people finds three genetic variants for IQ — but their effects are maddeningly small.

Bra Wearing Not Associated with Breast Cancer Risk

Is spooning really the best position for men with back pain? More: Bad back? These are the best sex positions to ease the pain.

Cutting Back On Carbs, Not Fat, May Lead To More Weight Loss

A simple rule for making every restaurant meal better: Eat at 5 p.m. or 5:30.

Imagine that someone else was controlling your actions. You would still look like you, and sound like you, but you wouldn’t be the one deciding what you did and what you said. Would anyone notice the difference?

Research has found that while around 1% of the general population are psychopaths, the level rises to 3% amongst business managers.

How Movies Trick Your Brain Into Empathizing With Characters

Serialized Killers: Prebooting Horror in Bates Motel and Hannibal

Only 1.5 percent of looted work is ever recovered. Why don’t museums put GPS trackers on everything?

Burger King goes “Goth” in Japan

The lessons around commitment and intimacy get deeper as Saturn continues his two-and-a-half-year sojourn through your partnership house, Taurus.

Growing mushrooms in diapers

Man Stabs Roommate For Being Too Loud While Having Threesome

The Man With Two Penises

People’s belief in free will is lower when they need to urinate or desire sex

It is possible to predict the future – and a new breed of ‘superforecasters’ knows how to do it

Why Amazon Has No Profits (And Why It Works)

“At some factories, robots are even building other robots, producing about 50 robots per 24-hour shift and operating unsupervised for as long as 30 days at a time.” [via gettingsome]

Everything That’s Wrong With Banking Summed Up In One Bonehead Advertisement

We’ve reached a point in our civilization where counterculture has mutated into a self-obsessed aesthetic vacuum. So while hipsterdom is the end product of all prior countercultures, it’s been stripped of its subversion and originality. More: DATAcide: The Total Annihilation of Life as We Know It

Global suicide map

New Toyota minivan equips parents with mic to make it easier to yell at unruly kids in the back

Richard Feynman’s Lectures on Physics

Yves Klein: The man who invented a colour

Porn for the Blind [thanks GG]

Robert Rauschenberg Painting Helps Solve 1950s Murder

Town in Brazil made up entirely of women has made an appeal for bachelors

Self-Deceived Individuals Are Better at Deceiving Others

The evidence that abstinence from alcohol is a cause of heart disease and early death is irrefutable

Double mastectomy for breast cancer ‘does not boost survival chances’

Neuroscientists reverse memories’ emotional associations: Brain circuit that links feelings to memories manipulated

Both men and women find humility attractive

An office enriched with plants makes staff happier and boosts productivity by 15 per cent

This study examines whether tattoo visibility affects recidivism length of ex-offenders [PDF]

What People Cured of Blindness See

Time Travel Simulation Resolves “Grandfather Paradox”

Scientists use E.coli bacteria to create fuel

Hackers Are Homing in on Hospitals

The Goldman Sachs Aluminum Conspiracy Lawsuit Is Over

Indian start-up launches shoes that show you the way

Where is Josh Harris now?

Portraits of former Playboy Bunnies

I Wanted a Floor Lamp

World’s most pierced man barred from Dubai

Women college students average 10 hours a day on their cellphones and men students spend nearly eight

Hangover Cure Finally Comes to the U.S.

Date rape drug-detecting nail polish won’t work

There were no associations between childhood family income and subsequent violent criminality and substance misuse

When you are in the middle of negotiation, is it best to make the first offer, or to wait for the other party to make the first offer and then respond to it?

Music helps you focus on your own thoughts, but only if you like it

Neuroscientists watch imagination happening in the brain

The use of hallucinogens in research and therapy

The more strongly people believed in free will, the more they liked making choices

Panic disorder and epilepsy were associated with low belief in free will.

Here, we test whether creativity increases dishonesty [PDF]

Researchers have found that “solid-head” power toothbrushes have up to 3,000 times less bacteria when compared to “hollow-head” toothbrushes.

Home is where the microbes are

Schrödinger’s cat caught on quantum film

The smell of rain: what is petrichor?

Quantification of Pizza Baking Properties of Different Cheeses, and Their Correlation with Cheese Functionality [study abstract]

Vending machine dispenses food for stray dogs when people insert recyclable bottles and cans

Inside Google’s Secret Drone-Delivery Program

This Is Uber’s Playbook for Sabotaging Lyft

When A Machine Learning Algorithm Studied Fine Art Paintings, It Saw Things Art Historians Had Never Noticed

Today, around 75% of all IKEA’s product images are CG

Crying Infant Assuager (new patent)

Camel toe challenge [more]

Flight diverted after fight over legroom. One passenger was using the Knee Defender, a $21.95 gadget that attaches to a passenger’s tray table and prevents the person in front of them from reclining.

Seattle doctor accused of sexting during surgery

A chemistry startup, developed by undergrads, is creating a nail polish that, when exposed to date rape drugs, changes color.

Drinking small amounts of alcohol boosts people’s sense of smell

Effect of maternal coffee, smoking and drinking behavior on adult son’s semen quality

A whole functional organ has been grown from scratch inside an animal for the first time

Why do humans grow up so slowly? Blame the brain.

How Temperatures In Manhattan Differ From Block To Block

Egypt feminist defecates on IS flag in the nude

Husband takes his wife to court over honeymoon photos she posted on Facebook

Chinese man sues wife over ugly baby—before they met, she had undergone about $100,000 worth of cosmetic surgery.

Woman Sues FDA for Right to Free Sperm

Reading ‘Fifty Shades’ linked to unhealthy behaviors

Douglas also admitted to having sex with bodies being stored while awaiting autopsies.

A recent paper said PMS can drive spouses apart. But that paper is based on bad science and flat-out lies.

Does Seeing the Doctor More Often Keep You Out of the Hospital? [PDF]

On average, people’s memories stretch no farther than age three and a half. Everything before then is a dark abyss. Psychologists have named this dramatic forgetting “childhood amnesia.”

We are now beginning to crack the brain’s code, which allows us to answer such bizarre questions as “what is the speed of thought?”

States with faster Internet speeds have smarter people

Researchers find it’s terrifyingly easy to hack traffic lights

Systems that can secretly track where cellphone users go around the globe

Does terrorism help perpetrators to achieve their demands?

The Surveillance Engine: How the NSA Built Its Own Secret Google

The Role of Artists in Ship Camouflage During World War I

Radical New Theory Could Kill the Multiverse Hypothesis

Horses And Sleep

Celebs before their signature Hollywood smiles

London restaurant creates champagne glass modelled on Kate Moss’ left breast

Images from opening scenes of adult movies

Facial Recognition Software for Cats

Couple walled in by angry neighbours

An ad-free internet would cost each user at least £140 a year ($230)

Psychologists investigate why some people see the future as being behind them

Women were more threatened than men when imagining another person complimenting their partner’s physical appearance. [PDF]

Fixing a Work Relationship Gone Sour

Ever since the first hack of a commercial quantum cryptography device, security specialists have been fighting back. Here’s an update on the battle.

With enough technical savvy, simply touching a laptop can suffice to extract the cryptographic keys used to secure data stored on it.

Recently, another chapter in the Toynbee Tile saga was written, when a tile showed up on Greenwich Street and North Moore in SoHo.

The ‘chairless chair’ that lets you relax anywhere

Is there life after death?

Three Swiss couples copulating in a van fined for not wearing seatbelts

Google has to reinforce its internet cables because sharks keep biting them

New Yorkers go to bed earlier than people in Paris, Beijing, Moscow, Dubai, Tokyo and Madrid, study

Why Some People Only Need Five Hours’ Sleep a Night

The Real Secret to Detecting Lies (And It’s Not Body Language) [more]

How to help an anxious interviewee - be mean to them

Mother’s diet modifies her child’s DNA

Love makes sex better for most women

Study reveals that men experience orgasm during sexual activity with a familiar partner 85% of the time on average, compared with 63% of the time for women.

Representing Sex in the Brain, One Module at a Time

Scientists may have identified an intermediate-sized black hole for the very first time

Two Stanford researchers have discovered that a species of harvester ants determine how many foragers to send out of the nest in much the same way that Internet protocols discover how much bandwidth is available for the transfer of data. The researchers are calling it the “anternet.” [Thanks Tim]

The Slack software borrows from social sites such as Twitter and Facebook to turn the middle of your screen into a stream of messages. E-mail is dead—or at least that’s what Silicon Valley is banking on.

Google’s driverless cars designed to exceed speed limit

Managers of Walgreen’s drugstores in the US “often retire in their 40s.” […] In India, hair dressers can earn more than employees in the software industry.

French treasure hunter finds 50 pieces of jewellery on Mont Blanc from Air India crash 48 years ago

The “Blue Star” solution activates the physical memory of blood through its contact with the remaining DNA proteins on the walls

With a local anesthesia, he operated himself to remove the appendix.

Maine Man, 19, Poses For New Mug Shot Wearing T-Shirt With Photo Of His Old Mug Shot

Justin Bieber Tartare with Ham

selling positive pregnancy urine - $45

Alleged phone thief calls 911 because victim won’t leave her alone

About 100,000 German employees can now choose to have all their incoming emails automatically deleted when they are on holiday so they do not return to a bulging in-box.

Girls Gone Wild founder Joe Francis said he can’t return the vehicles, a 2007 Cadillac Escalade and a 2012 Bentley Flying Spur, because a strip-club owner in Mexico—angry that several Girls Gone Wild promotions fell through— took them.

The evolution of PMS: It may exist to break up infertile relationships

Is the absence of biological fathers related to their daughters’ earlier age at menarche?

The stability of your personality peaks in mid-life, then grows increasingly wobbly again

Dartmouth researchers demonstrate in a new study that a previously understudied part of the brain, the retrosplenial cortex, is essential for forming the basis for contextual memories, which help you to recall events ranging from global disasters to where you parked your car.

Angry faces increase the effectiveness of threats

New study finds that antiperspirant deodorants alter your armpit bacteria and may actually worsen body odor as a result.

Is there a cannabis epidemic model? Evidence from France, Germany and USA

People fake to look authentic on social media

Solving the puzzle of why Finns have the highest IQ, but one of the lowest number of Nobel prizes in Europe

People recall more and learn better when they expect to teach that information to another person, a new study finds.

Starting removal of John Hancock Building west antenna

I’m not here to make friends

Researchers Reconstruct Speech Recorded in the Vibrations of a Potato Chip Bag

Science is proving that many other tissues than the tongue can taste what you ingest

Do Narcissists Know They’re Narcissists?

Time Flies: Science offers ideas about how to reconstruct that feeling of long, slow days you remember from when you were a kid.

Three Perimeter Institute researchers have a new idea about what might have come before the big bang. What we perceive as the big bang, they argue, could be the three-dimensional “mirage” of a collapsing star in a universe profoundly different than our own.

Honda is one of the few multinational companies that has succeeded at globalization. They’ve never lost money. They’ve been profitable every year. And they’ve been around since 1949, 1950.

Car Security Is Likely to Worsen, Researchers Say and Hackers Demand Automakers Get Serious About Security

The Brazilian Bus Magnate Who’s Buying Up All the World’s Vinyl Records [NY Times]

Stephen King has always disliked Stanley Kubrick’s film: What Stanley Kubrick got wrong about “The Shining”

For this show, Williams has insisted that there be no wall text. Williams has also insisted that all the photos at MoMA be hung below normal height. Christopher Williams at MoMA

In an official partnership with the New York City Department of Transportation, Ryan McGinness has erected 50 signs throughout Manhattan.

How to Use Your Cat to Hack Your Neighbor’s Wi-Fi

Chef Grills Steak, Volcano-Style, With Molten Lava.

Real Cigarette Reviews

Statues Taking Selfies

Two adult sex toys having automated sex with each other

While we assumed everyone knew that correspondence from Nigerian leaders requesting funds were always fraudulent, it appears the US government decided the opportunity was worth the risk…

Host of 2,000+ person party: ‘Worth it’ despite drug overdoses

A mathematical equation which can predict our moment-by-moment happiness has been developed by researchers

Why are people with high self-control happier?

Why is intelligence associated with stability of happiness?

2D:4D digit ratio predicts depression severity for females but not for males. Previously: Depression in men is associated with more feminine finger length ratios.

Used cigarette butts offer energy storage solution

It’s -55 °C at the British base in Antarctica. The power has failed. How are they coping?

My Work as an Eyemaker: The First 55 Years

How a Simple Spambot Became the Second Most Powerful Member of an Italian Social Network

Female runner uses Nike+ to draw giant dicks around San Francisco

Bahamas built by bacteria using Saharan dust

One reason brain tumors are more common in men

Why bad news dominates the headlines

If demand shifts to sectors where entrepreneurship is harder, the rate of entrepreneurship is going to decline.

If You’re Always Working, You’re Never Working Well

Abramović raised over $660,000 for her institute on Kickstarter in June and recently “collaborated” with Adidas. Yet somehow she cannot afford to pay people to work for the Marina Abramović Institute

What The Numbers On Your Credit Card Really Mean

How to Tell a Sociopath from a Psychopath

The social lives of cows are clearly more complex than biologists imagine.

Army develops 3D printers to feed the troops

I found that MonsantoCollaborators.org was registered hours before the article it was supposedly responding to was even put online.

History of Culture Visualized through Art History, Physics, Complexity

Japanese TV series features model yelling at the camera, and nothing else

Wife Zone [Thanks GG!]

UK to allow driverless cars on public roads in January

Giraffe Dies After Hitting Its Head on Highway Bridge

The voices heard by people with schizophrenia are friendlier in India and Africa, than in the US

Total darkness at night key to success of breast cancer therapy, study shows

Psychologists investigate a major, ignored reason for our lack of sleep - bedtime procrastination

If we can bend and shape our own memories, can a false memory be implanted by another?

Our findings corroborate prior research showing that people who implicitly think of relationships as a perfect unity between soul mates have worse relationships than people who implicitly think of relationships as a journey of growing and working things out.

Blood test can predict risk of suicide [via gettingsome]

A recommendation to eat or skip breakfast for weight loss had no discernable effect on weight loss.

A 2013 study suggests that if one is going to be shot with a bullet, one might be better off naked. On the other hand, different study suggests that if one is going to be shot with shotgun pellets, one might be better off wearing clothing.

Practice Does Not Make Perfect: No Causal Effect of Music Practice on Music Ability

Google’s Effort to Trademark ‘Glass’ Clears Hurdle

Spanish physicist invented a ‘magical’ ice cream that changes colour as you lick it.

A quarter of all auction sales were made to first time art buyers this year. An inside look at Sotheby’s and Christie’s global quest to identify and recruit more.

According to French Elle, women have stopped sunbathing topless in France.

Is it possible that an alien civilization has completely different mathematics than ours?

The Cyanometer Is a 225-Year-Old Tool for Measuring the Blueness of the Sky

Human pissbucket Justin Bieber and fucking Legolas got into a fight last night [video]

I accidentally started a Wikipedia hoax

Introverts, unite

Robots replace cheering fans at South Korean baseball games

Beyoncé and Jay Z both change their cellphone numbers every two weeks.

“We basically show that people want to feel good at the right time — that is, when a goal is achieved and not before then.”

High-frequency traders are investing in microwave technology to shorten transmission times

How To Spot A Social Bot On Twitter

Math Twitter Bots, Reviewed and Rated

Lawsuit Filed To Prove Happy Birthday Is In The Public Domain; Demands Warner Pay Back Millions Of License Fees

How Secret Societies Stay Hidden On the Internet

From the way the Santa Cruz cops talk about it, the security camera video that captured a reputed high-price call girl injecting the 51-year-old tech veteran with a fatal dose of the drug aboard his yacht in Santa Cruz was surely horrific. Use of illicit drugs becomes part of Silicon Valley’s work culture

This Is How You Make Selfie Toast

A millionaire cross-dressing NY real estate ​​heir was busted for peeing on the candy display at a CVS

Robot With Broken Leg Learns To Walk Again In 2 Minutes

Autonomous Sea-Robot Survives Massive Typhoon

Black holes aren’t black after all

A particularly advanced civilization might intentionally pollute the atmosphere to high levels and globally warm a planet that is otherwise too cold for life.

Danish DNA Could be Key to Happiness

Research: When it hurts to think we were made for each other

Thinking about romantic relationships increases positive affect and blood glucose levels

Do men perceive responsive women as more attractive, and does the same hold true for women’s perceptions of men?

These adventurous single men and women are at a “pheromone party”

The age at which girls reach sexual maturity is influenced by ‘imprinted’ genes, a small sub-set of genes whose activity differs depending on which parent passes on that gene, according to new research

We’re more likely to spend money when we’re feeling nostalgic, study

Previous research shows the existence of a height premium in the workplace with tall individuals receiving more benefits across several domains (e.g., earnings) relative to short people.

There’s little correlation between company performance and CEO pay.

The longer individuals were exposed to socialism, the more likely they were to cheat on our task.

Where Do Cocktail Prices Come From?

Why Are Books Getting Longer?

Behind the Scenes in Putin’s Court: The Private Habits of a Latter-Day Dictator

After Drugs and Guns, Art Theft Is the Biggest Criminal Enterprise in the World

A story so incredible it may even make you feel sorry for the phone company [published in the October 1971 issue of Esquire Magazine]

Besides health tracking, contact lens technology under development could enable drug delivery, night vision, and augmented reality.

“never show a husband the apartment without his wife.” NYC Real Estate Agent Secrets REVEALED

New York is the unhappiest city in he U.S.

Squirrels have adapted to New York City’s human behaviour, allowing them to thrive just as well, if not better, than their fellow squirrels in the woods

A new, extremely persistent type of online tracking is shadowing visitors to thousands of top websites

The fascinatng… frustrating… fascinating history of Autocorrect

The Inventor of the High Five

L.A.’s Skid Row Through the Eyes of Pimps, Prostitutes, Dealers and Dope Fiends

Jeff Koons cleaning New Shelton Wet/Dry acrylic case, c. 1985

Enduring Freedom Jesus Christ

Astronauts debate provenance of turd floating in Apollo 10

Nude Beach Blow Job Jet Ski Fight Leads to Wife’s Death

Collector Gets 422 Million AmEx Points With Cup Purchase

How Becoming a Father Changes Your Brain

We only use 10% of our brains? That’s 100% wrong.

Sweet taste liking is associated with impulsive behaviors in humans

Many individuals, and even entire cultures, fear happiness

A gene responsible for stopping the movement of cancer from the lungs to other parts of the body has been discovered by researchers

Unlike any other living thing on Earth, electric bacteria use energy in its purest form

What if Bertrand was suffering from a disorder that was not just extremely rare but entirely unknown to science?

The Polar Bear on Prozac, The Gorilla Who Got Thorazine in His Coca-Cola, The Gorillas Who Got Haldol, Valium, Klonopin, Zoloft, Paxil, Xanax, Buspar, Prozac, Ativan, Versed, Mellaril, and Beta-Blockers…

Using bees that have been genetically modified to 3D-print concrete

Mr. Rose is one of about 50 pickpockets whose mug shots are on flash cards studied by plainclothes subway officers. They call the thieves the “Nifty 50.” [NY Times]

Brands are succeeding largely because of consumer ignorance.

How much are curators really paid?

Touching the Art - Episode 1 [via A new web series that aims to demystify the art world]

Backmasking

If you’re looking for love, and you’re dead, Ghost Singles is the site for you.

Many sewage epidemiology studies to date have focused on measuring the drugs carried in urine, dissolved in water. However, now it seems that analysing faecal matter could be more accurate, since some drugs tend to stick more readily to solids.

FBI warns driverless cars could be used as ‘lethal weapons’

Clothing increases the risk of indirect ballistic fractures (If you’re going to be shot, it’s safer to be naked)

Women are more talkative in small groups, whereas men are more talkative in large groups, study finds. [via gettingsome]

The more senior the speaker, the more they interrupt.

Eye movements reveal difference between love and lust

Do Parents’ Gender Roles at Home Predict Children’s Aspirations?

Researchers found that people slept for 20 to 25 minutes less on average on nights with a full moon, compared with how long they slept on nights with a quarter moon. [via gettingsome]

Students who sleep seven hours per night during the exam period score an average of 1.7 points higher (on a scale of 20) on their exams than peers who get only six hours of sleep.

In this study, we examined the extent to which preschool children were able to understand pans (continuous sideward shifts of a scene generated by rotating the camera around a virtual axis)

Of Mitochondria and Men: Why Brain Death is Not the Death of the Human ‘Organism as a Whole’

Cosmologists: Negative Mass Could Exist In Our Universe

Hairline Design with Lasers

Public Bicycle Share Programs and Head Injuries

8 Irresistible Food Blogs From Sub-Saharan Africa

Gallerist Yvon Lambert slammed the investor-centric speculative art market and bemoaned art advisors’ ever-larger roles within the market

The Problem With Selling the Largest Private Art Collection in the World

This Week in Art Crime

SonyOnline.net Domain Expires, Shenanigans Ensue for all SOE Games, Forums, Websites

Travel App Can Recommend Places by Looking at Them

A Redesigned Parking Sign So Simple That You’ll Never Get Towed

World’s deadliest animals

Online Color Challenge

Artist attends Art Basel naked

Invitation