One monkey can pick about 300 coconuts a day. The monkey works 10 times faster than a man.

It's over for Britney Spears and Kevin Federline...and it's about time!

Maple Leaf Foods forced to recall ham and sliced meat products

A recent survey suggests customers are viewing brick and mortar store and online store as one, and that some retailers may regret it.

Oh well, they should learn to keep things clean...

Similar to dye packs used by U.S. banks, the balls are thrown at crooks to render them bright orange and smelly.

The new wave of computer animation is here and it is called machinima.

Now a social site where you can find friends that will refer you for a new job!

Japan's crime-fighting tool: stinky bombs filled with ink!

Motion Picture Association of America contacted ChooseAndWatch.com (popular website) on Friday and gave them 72h deadline to shut down before they sue them. According to MPAA C&W is distributing copyright material without authors permission (channels s...

What?, doesn't this guy have enough money as it is???... Why doesn't he just give some of it back to us for buying his products?... I wouldn't mind getting a few thousand for a Christmas present from old Bill... hehe

The year of the aquisitions continues

New national data show school bus-related accidents send 17,000 U.S. children to emergency rooms each year, more than double the number in previous estimates that only included crashes.

It has taken six years, hundreds of Japan’s best brains and untold millions to develop, but the much hyped and delayed PlayStation 3 finally launches next week with Sony’s future riding on it.

Google Inc. and more than 50 newspapers nationwide are set this week to launch a test program in which Google will find a home for its overflow of advertisements in newspapers.

Video games are chock full of fun, but even more fun is the silly names some studios give their titles. Check out the worst names you can possibly think of. Some are so terrible you think they're made up.

The upcoming release of Microsoft's Zune MP3 player is creating wicked viral buzz. Microsoft is even patting itself on the back after a survey revealed more than half of iPod users would switch to Zune. But now distribution becomes the problem.