Ever since the now (in)famous Taylor Swift incident at this year’s MTV Video Music Awards, rapper Kanye West has been keeping a very low profile. In fact, he’s been putting so few public appearances, that some even suggest he’s run away to India looking for spiritual guidance. While the India rumor ... |
21 October 2009
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“Emma Watson dies on scene of fatal car collision” reads the headline of a typical report of the kind that started to circulate just a couple of hours ago. They all claim that either the “Harry Potter” star got into a collision that cost her her life after getting behind the wheel drunk or tha... |
25 July 2009
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A 26-year-old computer arts student did in just a couple of hours what no critic has managed to do ever since Beyonce broke on the music scene: tarnish the singer’s reputation, even temporarily and unintentionally. By posting a doctored recording of Beyonce singing “If I Were a Boy” on his YouTube c... |
24 April 2009
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Yesterday, Howard Stern aired an audio recording of Beyonce on The Today Show, in which what the audience could hear was reportedly the board feed from the “live” performance. The screeching and the yelling on Beyonce’s part were unbearable, and almost convinced some that she rarely sang live, if ev... |
23 April 2009
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Dear me, I really wasn't expecting this. No, I'm not kidding you, and I must say, today is "fake" day for a lot of celebrities out there - OK, not A-list celebrities, but celebrities nevertheless. First, Kim K. claims she had her laptop AND her digital camera stolen (God only knows what was on them - so sex... |
28 November 2007
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I must confess I fell for it - and so did millions of other journalists and readers around the world. But it seems that the whole Zahara adoption drama was nothing more than a media stunt, a hoax blown out of all proportion, aimed at creating unnecessary tension and bringing under scrutiny an adoption that was legall... |
19 November 2007
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"Oh my God, Microsoft says I have virus issues and that I should download a program to get rid of them!" If you are just surfing the web and suddenly a Microsoft warning pops up from a site, saying that you have serious security issues on your machine, then don't believe it - it's all a hoax! McAfee Avert L... |
12 October 2007
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There are several questions to be answered here and a lot of people are concerned about their security on the Net. Can the Internet kill you? Directly, it cannot, that's for sure! What about people threatening your life? Bogus!Now, can the Internet be used to kill? Well, not as a tool, but as an environment, yes... |
26 September 2007
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Security giant Symantec issued a warning last Friday saying that the threat condition on the Internet has escalated to level 4, which is the most severe. I guess a lot of people got scared. It's not everyday security experts say the Internet is crashing down on us. In any case, it was all bogus - they were just ... |
24 September 2007
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COLORADO SPRINGS - A woman has reported to the Police that she received an e-mail in which the sender threatened her life. The sender was pretending to be a hitman that was hired to off her. Of course, the woman panicked and said that she was really scared. I think this is just the normal reaction when someone threat... |
3 September 2007
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