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The singer's effusive lip-syncing made him famous in the USSR in the '70s. Then the internet found him.

The rare white joey is the first of its kind born at the zoo.

Visiting a website isn't that different from making a phone call.

It is a question that divides families and workplaces.

Facebook has strict rules when it comes to the name on your profile.

No, you can’t do anything about it. But knowledge is power, right?

The Japanese-American activist Fred Korematsu would have been 98 on January 30, 2019. His case against Japanese-American internment during World War II made it all the way to the Supreme Court.

Predominant.ly brings the experience of browsing through a record store into the digital realm.

Neopets introduced many kids to economics, HTML, and the challenges of pet care.

Why do kids want to watch toys being unwrapped and played with by people other than themselves?

In the United States, the @ symbol is called an “at.” But not everybody else uses that name—in fact, some of the international options are downright cute.

The "B.S. Detector" flags Facebook posts from questionable sources.