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The social-networking site has gotten a lot of flak for its new policies, but there are some good things about it.
Another great American mystery is ruined.
In response to Oxford's word of the year selection, the social networking website says either term is fine.
Chances are, if you don't belong, you're poor and undereducated.
The Status Update is just a modified game of Keeping Up With the Joneses. Here's how to win.
Who is behind this plot, and what are they trying to do?
"'The Accidental Billionaires' is so obviously dramatized, and so clearly unreliable, that there’s no mistaking it for a serious document."
Says a blogger who claims to have read it: "It's a story about greed, about obsession, about our belief that all the money in the world can make us happy."
Quick, someone send David Fincher this MP3!
They're both jerks! Allegedly!
You'd better, if you don't want to get stuck with a terrible alias that incorporates your embarrassing middle name.
Some folks would! A report from last night's party for 'The Hunger.'
Today, just like every other day, you should not decide to "Look at this."
Did you know Waldy Malouf is a "sexual god"? Neither did we, till we found him and 99 other chefs on Facebook.
Fed up with your broker? That's what Facebook is for!
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