Thousands of Americans gathered yesterday to rally against government spending and higher taxes. Young and old alike held homemade signs at the tea bagging party (that's right, I said tea bagging) to express their unhappiness with the Obama administration. As for the signs? Politically correct they were not. Check out this gallery of posters from the protests and let me know if you think that Read more

The list of sites that are protesting SOPA and PIPA is swelling, and it's already making an impact on what the Internet looks like today. Some sites have chosen to shut down altogether (like Wikipedia and Reddit), while some make it impossible to enter without reading its message about the bill (like I Can Has Cheezburger and Tumblr), and others are taking a more creative approach at spreading Read more

This week saw the introduction of some educational tools from Apple, a new fitness gadget to sweat over, and SOPA protests taking over the Internet. Miss anything? Catch up with this week's recap! Read more

Brain food! Everyone knows that good nutrition is essential to just about everything regarding tots' development — mental and physical. Feeding lil ones a balanced diet is a good rule of thumb, but there are certain foods that have proven positive benefits for healthy brain development. Unfortunately, telling kids that something is "good for them" isn't the appetite stimulant parents would hope Read more

Whether or not you wear or eat meat, PETA's overtly sexualized publicity campaigns might leave a bad taste in your mouth. In addition to billboards featuring stars like Pamela Anderson and Olivia Munn going naked for the cause, the animal rights group often holds live spectacles in public places featuring attractive young women, models, or minor celebrities wearing little. For example, UK reality Read more

Saudi Arabian women's rights activists start their Women2Drive campaign today to protest the country's ban on women driving cars, and even riding bicycles. But members of Ukrainian protest group FEMEN aren't just driving to defy the ban, they are driving topless! The group is based in Kiev, where the veiled protestors today are circling the Saudi Arabia embassy wearing panties that say "give Read more

While Occupy Wall Street began as a protest against the wealth gap in our society, Gloria Steinem says Occupy Wall Street is also about the gender wage gap. Many of the young American protesters taking part in the Occupy movement are upset about not being able to pay off their college debts, with the unemployment rate for college graduates aged 20 to 24 jumping up to nine percent last year. And Read more

A woman dressed in an American flag and lingerie holds an anti-war sign as she partakes in the Occupy Wall Street protests in NYC. Activities have been protesting, sleeping, and living on the streets in the financial district for the last couple weeks to speak out against corporate corruption in politics and other related issues. Almost 80 protestors involved were arrested over the weekend. See Read more

Bryce Dallas Howard joined her father, director Ron Howard, and her 50/50 costar Joseph Gordon-Levitt at NYC's Museum of Natural History last night for a screening of her directorial project When You Find Me. Bryce created the 15-minute short, and Ron served as producer on the film as part of Canon's Project Imagin8ion series. She's quickly approaching the final weeks of her second pregnancy, and Read more

Last night Miss Venezuela Ivian Lunasol Sarcos Colmenares was crowned Miss World 2011. And while there were the expected pageant waves, tears, sparkly dresses, and plastered-on smiles, there's more to the 60-year-old beauty pageant than meets the eye. Here are some of the fun and juicy tidbits about Miss World that you may not know: Venezuela is the country with the most Miss World wins, Ivian Read more