Experience the nightmares of long haul truckers in 1957 thriller Hell Drivers
by Christophe Silvey As the mystery in Glenn County surrounding the FedEx accident unfolds, here's a movie that echoes the horror
Manny Pacquiao celebrated in Philippines for reclaiming title
by Christophe Silvey The world reacts to the Pac-man's victory over Timothy Bradley in Las Vegas
5 Reasons Bradley could beat Pacquiao
by David Kano Bradley my be the underdog, but he just might be the victor in Las Vegas
UFC Fight Night: Roy Nelson knocks out Antonio Minotauro Nogueira cold
By David Kano Nelson's first-round knockout of the former heavyweight champion offered fans an unexpected upset
India Elections: Narendra Modi leads with massive hologram campaign
By Todd Gilchrist If the Bharatiya Janata Party prevails in the country’s upcoming election it may be thanks to a high tech approach
Nirvana plays secret gig in Brooklyn
by Rosie Howard-Williams Rock legends like Joan Jett, Kim Gordon and Michael Stipe joined surviving members of the band
Heartbleed: 5 things you need to know about the Internet security scare
by Rosie Howard-Williams Here's how to avoid a total financial and personal catastrophe at the hands of the web overlords' latest "Whoops!"
Hillary Clinton shoe throw incident: Twitter is fascinated
by Gabi Chepurny It doesn’t take much to excite social media these days but the presidential candidate does tend to be a target
PETA fails to turn Jeffrey Dahmer’s house into a vegan smorgasbord
By Gabi Chepurny The animal rights group was refused the right to open a restaurant in the childhood home of the notorious serial killer
Heartbleed: Twitter gushes about the technological disaster
By Gabi Chepurny Social media users announced their displeasure at the news of code errors in OpenSSL
Stephen Colbert replaces David Letterman, Twitter goes apeshit
By Gabi Chepurny Internet and media pundits took to social media to offer their thoughts about the Comedy Central star moving to CBS
Stephen Colbert to replace David Letterman at CBS
By Todd Gilchrist The network wasted no time naming a successor after the late-night mainstay announced his 2014 retirement last week
Nazi stolen art investigation returns priceless Picassos, Courbets
by Rosie Howard-Williams The astonishing collection of artworks have now partly been returned after they were found not to have been stolen by the Third Reich
Julia Louis-Dreyfus’ naked Rolling Stone cover faces fact checkers
by Rosie Howard-Williams It's a sign of superstardom for the Veep comedian, though the nude shot was slightly de-railed by a sketchy understanding of history
Comcast named worst company in America, just as it faces the Senate
By Todd Gilchrist As the senate continues hearings about a planned merger with Time Warner, the cable provider earned top honors in Consumerist’s annual tournament
Aereo gets Supreme Court boost from FilmOn amicus filing
by Dominic Preston Alki David's streaming TV network stands up for the side of innovation and consumer rights in a new friend-of-the-court brief
Pussy Riot’s PR push takes them to the Today show
by Rosie Howard-Williams The Russian activists met Hillary Clinton and Hollywood celebs as they visit the US
Archie of Archie Comics set to die this July
by Rosie Howard-Williams The comics icon will be killed off under "heroic" circumstances.
Oscar Pistorius breaks down in tears during trial
by Rosie Howard-Williams The athlete burst into tears as he took the stand during his trial for fatally shooting his girlfriend.
San Francisco Smart Car tipping and Stephen Frears’ Bloody Kids
by Christophe Silvey Stephen Frears' Bloody Kids shows adolescent pranksters in a dark and violent London's East End