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A.G. Lafley, the former chairman, president and CEO of Procter & Gamble, has joined the board of directors of Legendary Entertainment, the company announced Thursday.

The Motorola Droid Bionic will get upgraded with Google's Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, Motorola confirmed via Facebook on Wednesday.

Everyone has something to say about Amber Cole's story. Why? Because it raises just about every teen issue in the book: Underage sexual activity, breaking school rules, lying and bullying.

This viral video will make you cringe. A dirt biker slams into his unsuspecting friend on the far end of a jump.

Silicon Valley start-up Lytro opened up pre-orders for its new camera Thursday, which many are already calling a revolution in photography. Here are five of the camera's best features.

At the Web 2.0 Summit in San Francisco, SVP of Engineering Vic Gundotra and co-founder of Google Sergey Brin talk about the future of Google+ and how social media will be integrated with existing Google products.

Celebrities like Lea Michele, Alyssa Milano, and Ricky Martin, and political figure like Secretary Clinton and Councilman Joel Burns, have all joined America in the pledge to go purple. Here, read star tweets, watch GLAAD-sponsored videos (including one by HIllary Clinton, aired yesterday) and learn how to turn Facebook and Twitter lavender for the second annual Spirit Day.

Spirit Day is a day for promoting knowledge of and support for those victims who face anti-homosexual bullying.

The Obama administration and Facebook announced a new partnership on Thursday that is designed to help unemployed Americans find jobs through social media.

Lytro is changing the photography game with its new handheld camera. The camera allows the user to manually focus pictures after they've been taken.

Jordann Marie, the girl who made the official Leave Amber Cole Alone video admits that she made the video in a funny way to get attention.

A new study relates brain function to social network size.

China defended its right to censor the Internet on Thursday, saying it was necessary to safeguard the public after the United States pressed China to explain online curbs on U.S. companies.

For more than two days now, Amber Cole has become a trending topic on Twitter, Facebook and other social networking sites. Although the subject has set Twitter on fire, the big questions must be who is Amber Cole and why is she trending?

Social networking sites have got a new darling offering the always sought after voyeuristic pleasure. Amber Cole -- the 14-year-old schoolgirl videotaped performing oral sex on her classmate, which attracted massive number of views on the internet -- is being viewed as a messed up representative of what and what not is wrong with the current generation's attitude towards teenage sex and intimacy.

The buzz is all about Amber Cole, 14, a school-going girl caught on tape performing oral sex on her boyfriend. This is undoubtedly child pornography. However, if the statistics are to be believed, then a lot of people want to watch it. According to Janelle Harris, a blogger, the word on the Internet is that Cole resorted to the act in order to win back her ex-boyfriend. However, being as young as she is, she probably didn't realize just what she was getting into.

The naïve teenager was humiliated as soon as the video hit the Internet and scrutinized to an extent that new rumors allege -- without evidence -- that Amber has committed suicide.

Naomi Wolf, the feminist activist and author, was arrested outside the 2011 Huffington Post Game Changers Awards on Tuesday as she defended Occupy Wall Street protestors.

Amazon is giving away 10 prize packages that include a brand new Kindle Fire and a free $250 Amazon.com Gift Card to 10 randomly selected people who enter a sweepstakes.

New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees says he is impressed by how rookie Cam Newton has leapfrogged the learning curve in his first six starts in the National Football League (NFL).

Occupy St. Louis invited baseball fans on Tuesday to watch the World Series for free on a big screen at its campsite, and said it would stream its message against economic inequality between innings.

Naomi Wolf, feminist author and activist, was arrested by NYPD as she defended Occupy Wall Street protestors on Tuesday at an awards ceremony for Governor Andrew Cuomo, organized by the Huffington Post.

Q'Viva! The Chosen, the upcoming talent-search series from Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony, has secured network deals in its first three countries, it was announced Wednesday.

Scientists have found a direct link between the number of friends a person has on Facebook and the size of certain brain regions, raising the possibility that using online social networks might change our brains.

Study finds link between the number of friends a person has on Facebook and the amount of grey matter in certain brain regions.

Sean Parker helped found music player Spotify and is a former president of Facebook.

Amber Cole video stirring up heated debates on social media.

Social networking Web site Twitter has been on fire, for a few hours now, with comments about the Amber Cole video.

French on-line music streaming service Deezer will launch in more than 100 countries in the coming weeks, and the start-up is negotiating with roughly a dozen telecom operators on partnerships in a bid to expand its global reach.