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Pop Culture Mark Zuckerberg Reportedly Paid An Executive To Blow Dry His Armpits According to an anecdote from the upcoming book, "Facebook: The Inside Story," Mark Zuckerberg once hired someone to blow dry his armpits. By Cole Blake February 22, 2020 4.0K Views
Music Rihanna's Home Intruder Told Cops "He Was There For Sex" Rihanna's stalker had despicable intentions. By Devin Ch May 11, 2018 6.8K Views
Music Otis Rush, Influential Chicago Blues Guitarist, Passes Away At 84 Otis Rush's legacy precedes him. By Devin Ch September 30, 2018 1296 Views
Entertainment Facebook Files Patent For Tech That Can Predict Users' Locations Yikes. By Brynjar Chapman December 11, 2018 961 Views
Crime FTC Alleges Twitter Violates User Privacy, Fines $150M Twitter let advertisers use private data without users' knowledge, says the Federal Trade Commission. By Rex Provost May 28, 2022 1278 Views
Music Ariana Grande Steps Back From Social Media Due To "Negative Shit" From Her Fans The pop singer will be laying low on her socials after receiving much grief from her following. By Zaynab July 24, 2018 3.3K Views
Society You Can Now Download All The Data Apple Has Been Collecting About You Apple is choosing to be transparent. By Karlton Jahmal May 24, 2018 3.8K Views
Music Usher's Taking Serious Precautions To Keep Divorce Private After Safety Concerns: Report Usher doesn't want the media in on his divorce. By Chantilly Post January 07, 2019 12.1K Views
Music Chance The Rapper Finally Lets The World See His Daughter Kensli Chance The Rapper introduces the world to his daughter Kensli. By hnhh January 01, 2017 74.3K Views
Entertainment Alex Rodriguez Won't Sue Person Responsible For Viral Toilet Shot, Will Invest In Blinds “I’m happier that it was me [rather than] my better half or one of the children.” By Chantilly Post June 03, 2019 3.0K Views
Society The Onion Wages War Against Mark Zuckerberg & Facebook Someone at The Onion has an ethical bone to pick. By Devin Ch June 16, 2018 4.5K Views
News Privacy Group Requests FTC Investigation On Jay-Z's "Magna Carta" App An advocacy group known as EPIC is calling for an investigation on Jay-Z and Samsung's "Magna Carta" app, which they believe is overly invasive of users' privacy. By Trevor Smith July 16, 2013 820 Views