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Susannah Mushatt Jones, World’s Oldest Person, Turns 116
Susannah Mushatt Jones is 116 years old — and the world’s oldest person.
Updated: Best full frame DSLR 2015: Canon vs Nikon vs Sony
Best full frame pro DSLR Most professional photographers swear by full-frame DSLRs. They’re larger and heavier than APS-C-format models, but are built to survive daily abuse. What’s more, with the same megapixel count, a full-frame sensor will have much larger photosites (pixels) than an APS-C chip because it has roughly twice the sensor area. Result? Better image quality at higher ISO sensitivities. Full-frame DSLRs aren’t just for pros though, as
Kourtney Kardashian Breaks Up With Scott Disick: She "Has To Do What's Best for the Kids"
Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick are calling it quits. The former couple, who have three children together, broke up over the July 4th holiday weekend, sources confirm exclusively to…
Mila Kunis Wears Three Different Wedding Dresses: See Pretty Gowns From Ted, Blood Ties and Jupiter Ascending!
Mila Kunis married Ashton Kutcher over the weekend, and while little is known about their wedding at this point, E! News can say with certainty that the 31-year-old actress looks lovely in bridal…
Stephen Colbert's New Late Show Marquee Might Be the Greatest Photo Ever
Is it September yet? Stephen Colbert won’t make his debut as the new host of The Late Show until Tuesday, Sept. 8, but we’re 99.9 percent sure he’s going to crush it. Why?…
Steal Carli Lloyd’s Mental Trick That Helped the US Win the World Cup
Soccer fans were blown away Sunday when Team U.S.A. midfielder Carli Lloyd scored three goals in just 16 minutes.Her secret? Mental visualization. Here’s how you can do it too.
New Horizons spacecraft back to normal after suffering terrifying glitch this weekend
The New Horizons team is breathing a big sigh of relief this Monday. Over the weekend, the NASA team resolved a glitch that caused their Pluto probe to go into “safe mode” on July 4th. After a couple hours of analysis and troubleshooting, mission researchers reported that they identified the issue, and the spacecraft is back to normal.
A goon grows in Gotham, or, a henchman's progress
There had to be more to Batman’s principles than just “not killing,” thought the would-be criminal, glancing up from a locked fourth-floor safe to scan for the telltale (and absent) light of the Bat Signal. Really, though, most of Gotham thought he shouldn’t worry. It had taken a few years, and a lot of broken bones, but Batman’s improbable non-lethality slowly drifted from sarcastic theory to accepted law.
Italian surveillance company appears to get hacked
LONDON (AP) — An Italian surveillance company known for selling malicious software used by police bodies and spy agencies appears to have succumbed to a damaging cyberattack which sent documents and invoices ricocheting across the Internet.