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Astronauts can now drink recycled urine, while us regular earth folks are now able to make fun of those who “Tweet too hard."
Good news is all the rage at HappyNews.com, and the new Star Trek film proves a worthy re-boot for the geek-friendly franchise.
Women and geeks win big at this year’s Webby Awards, including an extensive Star Wars collection fan site.
In trying to show how much effort is being put into opposing gay marriage, is the FunnyorDie.com series taking things too far?
Two new multiplatform viruses are threatening your ability to surf and use your favorite programs safely.
In a recent poll, some readers of a lesbian website voted the singer as the straight-girl crush most likely to say she's gay this year.
Tina Cesa Ward and Susan Miller's new Web series is an intriguing look at modern life in NYC.
The now-defunct network is launching a website where you can make mashups of your favorite shows, from Buffy to Dawson's Creek.
NBC has acquired Dawson's web series, in which she plays a New York homicide cop investigating a biotech underworld.
Now you can watch The Facts of Life and Charlie's Angels in six-minute episodes.
FunnyOrDie.com features a parody of the Juno trailer, featuring J.K. Simmons, who plays the dad in the movie.
TV shows and movies for free? Whenever I want them? And both new stuff and classics? OMG!
On Mullally's "Supreme Story" website, she asks you to share your stories. And she shares her own.
Fed up with searching for out lesbian/bi characters on TV and in film? Just make your own video.
Grab an album sleeve. Put it in front of your face. Pose carefully. Take a picture. You're a sleeveface!
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