It looks like Harold Camping has finally given up with the doomsday predictions. However, if you ask some of his congregation, they're still convinced that "the world ended on May 21st".
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David Hasselhoff Wants EA to Give Him His Own Video Game
David Hasselhoff is nothing if not ambitious. 'The Hoff' says he's already in talks with EA about having his very own video game.
Read More »Religious Fanatic Predicts World Will End on October 21st
Remember Harold Kamping, the guy who predicted the world would end this past May? Well, he has a new prediction -- and we've all only got about a week to live.
Read More »Couple that Shot “Sex While Skydiving” Video Could Face Criminal Charges
Yes, you read the title right. A couple decided to 'get intimate' after jumping from a plane, and videotaped the entire thing. Now, they could be facing criminal charges for distracting the pilot.
Read More »Laundry Science — New ‘Self-Cleaning’ Cloth Kills Bacteria
Chemists at the University of California have discovered a way to modify ordinary cotton fabric so that it breaks down bacteria and toxins (like pesticide residue) when exposed to light.
Read More »Wasabi Smoke Alarm Wins Chemistry Nobel Prize
A group of Japanese Scientists has won the lg Nobel Prize for developing a smoke alarm that emits the pungent smell of wasabi.
Read More »Exploding Popsicle Stick Wave Makes Physics Awesome
This kid's parents are pretty awesome. With over a thousand popsicle sticks and some help from the laws of physics, they created an incredible exploding wave on their kitchen floor.
Read More »Toast-Scented Air Freshener Will Make Your Car Smell Like… Toast
In a long line of totally useless (but interesting) products, Archie McPhee brings you the toast-scented air freshener.
Read More »Slightly Weird Browser-Based Game Challenges You to Survive Poverty
"Spent" is a free browser-based game that attempts to raise awareness about poverty circumstances in the USA. You can choose a job (server, warehouse worker or temp), and attempt to survive for 30 days of being super-poor.
Read More »Angry Birds Costs US Economy $1.5 Billion Per Year in ‘Lost Productivity’
According to recent data, Americans supposedly play a combined 200 million minutes of Angry Birds every day. When you do the math, that equals $1.5 billion dollars in "lost productivity" per year.
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