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You did it, Internet readers. In just half a day, LeVar Burton's $1 million Kickstarter campaign to resurrect "Reading Rainbow" has reached its goal.
Thailand's military has blocked Facebook less than a week after declaring a coup d'etat and enforcing widespread censorship.
Maya Angelou's ability to inspire will live on in her prolific thoughts and works; her words could be compiled into a guidebook for a fulfilling life.
Google updated its logo with an almost imperceivable tweak over the weekend.
Apple is buying both Beats Electronics and Beats Music, and Beats cofounders Jimmy Iovine and Dr. Dre will join Apple.
Jeff Boerboon performs crazy aerial stunts in a 1929 biplane outfitted with a modern-day jet engine.
Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel talks about sex, drugs and underage drinking in leaked emails from his frat days at Stanford.
Sorry thrill-seekers, the world's tallest water slide is not sending people flying into the air.
Apple and Beats are finally one. Now the guys who brokered the deal reveal their long-term crush and why this marriage finally made sense.
Clicking on this is a cry for help.
The still-new CEO is ready to make his mark with "yes" and the next big thing.
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