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Steve Nash Launches New Line of Suits [PHOTOS]
The NBA star is also an investor in the Canadian-based clothing company, Indochino.
Google vs. Groupon: Changes Come Before IPO
Days before Groupon’s expected IPO, Google introduced major changes to its Google Offers to make it a bigger juggernaut in the daily deals market.
NYPD Threatens to Sue OWS Protesters, Russell Simmons Calls for Peaceful Activism
The NYPD announced today that it will pursue legal action against demonstrators who injure any of its members, reports the New York Post. This comes of the heels of the injury of protester Scott Olsen at Occupy Oakland. Russell Simmons took to both Twitter and his website GlobalGrind to call for non-violent activism.
'Nextdoor' Social Network Tries to Make You Talk to Neighbors [VIDEO]
'Nextdoor,' a new social network launched today, is less about old friends from high school and more about new friends in the neighborhood.
Mayor Releases Statement on Occupy Oakland Police Crackdown, Vows to Reduce Police Presence
Oakland Mayor Jean Quan said she plans to personally monitor investigations of police misconduct following a raid on Occupy Oakland protesters on Tuesday night.
Patrice O'Neal Stroke: Charlie Sheen Sends 'Get Well' Wishes [VIDEO]
Stand-up comedian, Patrice O'Neal, suffered from a stroke last week after a long battle with diabetes, Jim Norton announced on Wednesday night.
Anti-Facebook Social Network Unthink Launches
Tampa-based startup Unthink launched Tuesday in a flurry of green trim and black-and-white revolution-themed photography. The newest social network claims $2.5 million in funding from DouglasBay Capital and has its sights set on taking down Facebook, Google+, LinkedIn and other social networks it says are exploiting their users by selling their information to advertisers.
Facebook likes Sweden for first Europe server site
Social networking site Facebook is to build its first data center outside the United States in the northern Swedish town of Lulea, awarding an initial construction contract of $121 million, the companies said on Thursday.
Orlando Jones' Call to Kill Sarah Palin: Was Palin Ever Sorry for Gabrielle Giffords Shooting?
Bad social media judgments are hardly forgotten. It is especially so if you happen to be the Gov. of Alaska who tried to pull off an aggressive rhetorical campaign against Democratic representatives during last year's national midterm elections.
Patrice O'Neal Suffers Stroke; Condition Still Uncertain
Stand-up comedian Patrice O'Neal suffered a stroke last week and his condition is still uncertain. The 41-year-old star's family has asked for privacy at this difficult time and has set up an email [email protected], to receive wishes from fans.
The X Factor opens up voting to Twitter
In a first-ever move for television, Fox's new singing competition The X Factor is opening up its voting process to Twitter, the network announced Tuesday.
Comedian Patrice O'Neal Suffers Stroke
Comedian Patrice O'Neal suffered a stroke last week, according to Jim Norton, a fellow comic on the Opie and Anthony show. We don't know how he is. We don't know how he's going to be, said Norton on Wednesday.
Actor Orlando Jones Asks Liberals to Kill Sarah Palin; Apologizes for 'Joke'
Comedian and television actor Orlando Jones was panned by his Twitter followers and by the Internet community for posting rather insensitive tweets about former Governor of Alaska, Sarah Palin.
Unthink: New Network Bills Itself as the Anti-Facebook
Unthink, which launched a beta version of its web site yesterday, bills itself as everything Facebook is not: it won't make deals with ad companies, it won't invade your privacy, and it will let you dictate terms of use. The site is swamped with users responding to Unthink's message of social media revolution, but will it garner enough followers to really challenge Facebook?
Would Justin Bieber Have Gone to Jail Under Anti-Piracy Bill S 978?
A proposed federal law has sparked fears that people like Justin Bieber, who got his start performing cover songs on YouTube could end up in jail. The Commercial Felony Streaming Act would make unauthorized Web streaming of copyrighted content a felony punishable by up to five years.
Jack the Cat Found at JFK Airport After 2-Month Search, but in Critical Condition
Jack the Cat has been found at JFK International Airport. After a two-month search for the feline, which went astray at JFK Airport, Jack the Cat was found alive late Tuesday night and taken immediately to a veterinarian in Queens. He is in critical condition.
Occupy Oakland Protestors Will 'Retake' Plaza: Mayor, Police Blamed for Violence
Occupy Oakland protestors will attempt to retake Ogawa Plaza again tonight, following the news that an Iraq war veteran was severely injured during a violent clash between police and protestors last night. As Mayor Quan is threatened with recall and mass arrests spread through occupied zones in the U.S., will the Oakland riots' violence spread?
Courtney Stodden, the ‘Pumpkin Patch Princess,’ Blames ‘Concerned Moms’ for Getting the Boot [VIDEO]
Courtney Stodden and Doug Hutchinson proved that they are just too hot for Halloween. The 17-year-old bride and her 51-year-old Lost husband Doug Hutchinson spoke to Dr. Drew for an upcoming episode of his show Lifechangers that it was the concerned moms at the pumpkin patch who were to thank for their being kicked out. The women were coming up to the manager and complaining, said Stodden. Because of 'the kids.'
Social Media: IBM Report Investigates Triangular Relationship Between You, Businesses and Tech Giants
An IBM report reveals the triangular relationship between consumers, businesses and social media networks.
New York Creates Sex Offender Facebook App
Whether they are on the social network or not, New York's convicted sex offenders have de facto Facebook profiles, as the state has released a Facebook app that gives access to its sex offender registry.
Patrice O'Neal: Comedian Suffers Stroke, May Not Recover [VIDEO]
Comedian Patrice O'Neal, who most recently appeared on The Roast of Charlie Sheen, suffered a serious stroke last week for which he was hospitalized and may not recover.
Nokia Lumia 800: Why it Can't Compete With Apple or Samsung
Nokia's first-ever Windows Phone offers a bevy of apps and features built directly into the phone, but with a steep price tag, will it be able to battle Apple and Samsung?
Unthink, the ‘Anti-Facebook’: A Social Networking Revolution
Unthink says it is starting a social networking revolution. And it is serious. The Unthink homepage even features black and white photos from the Civil Rights Movement as its background. According to CNET, Unthink promises to emancipate social media and unleash people's extraordinary potential. It will be the anti-Facebook. Unthink backs this proclamation by stating that, as an online social networking hub, it will be free of privacy issues, endless redesig...
Egyptian court jails two police over activist's death
An Egyptian court jailed two policemen on Wednesday for seven years for their cruel treatment of an activist whose death helped kindle the popular revolt against Hosni Mubarak.
Mitt Romney Backs Out of Ohio Union Fight
Mitt Romney has backtracked his earlier statements supporting the controversial Senate Bill 5 in Ohio
Bree Boyce Weight Loss: Drops 110 Pounds, Wins Miss South Carolina Title [VIDEO & PHOTOS]
Bree Boyce, the reigning Miss South Carolina, said she was once an obese teenager who dropped more than 110 pounds over two years before she won the pageant title.
Rick Perry, Mitt Romney Wade Into Ohio Anti-Union Law Fight
Texas Gov. Rick Perry criticized former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney for failing to outright support Ohio's anti-union collective bargaining law.
Ed Lee is '2 Legit 2 Quit,' Says MC Hammer, will.i.am, Biz Stone and a Bunch of Other Random People [VIDEO]
Will Fear The Mustache Put Lee Over the Edge?
IBM’s Palmisano Retires; Rometty to be First Woman CEO
IBM said it elected Virginia Rometty as president and CEO, succeeding Samuel Palmisano, 60, who will retire after 10 years in the post. Rometty will become the first woman in 101 years to lead IBM.
Galaxy Nexus Gets Android 4.0: What Other Devices Will Get the Update?
There is no set order of phones to get Android's new OS, but Motorola and Samsung devices are likely the first recipients.


