Have you seen ads for a “breakthrough” supplement called C9-T11? Is there any truth to the hype of this product?

Being a debt collector is a tough job, especially if you specialize in collecting very old debt. So today we’re taking a look at Portfolio Recovery Associates, an infamous debt collector who often calls people out of the blue regarding long-forgotten debt.

A Huffington Post article today questioned the judgement of a former Disney star for wearing a shirt with a logo they felt resembled a swastika. We feel it is better not to compare the logo to a swastika, but the overall design to a Nazi flag.

Today we offer another in our series of “Living Doll” models, this time featuring another Ukranian by the name of Anastasiya Shpagina, also known as Fukkacumi, who attempts to mimick an anime character. This 19-year-old young lady has is the latest in a growing trend of doll-like, or cartoon-like, models. The question...

The past week has been rife with rumors that private Facebook messages have appeared publicly on users timelines. Is there any truth to these reports?

Did you see a “mind teaser” photo on Facebook which requested that you type the word “Fall” in the comments, but you still can’t figure out what the trick is? Read on and we’ll straighten it out.

The FDA recently issued a warning regarding Chinese-made pet treats. As this information is spread on social media, some have asked if the story has it become exaggerated? We’ll attempt to straighten out some of the details here.

A story and photo have surfaced in social media circles about a couple traveling through South Africa who discovered a giant snake coiled on top of their engine when they lifted the hood of their car. Is there any truth to this story and the photo?

Did you receive a direct message from a friend on Twitter, telling you that you had been video taped, or that a tape had been seen featuring you being secretly taped? These messages also contain a link to a Fcebook URL. Such messages are nothing but phishing attempts at getting your Facebook...

Brazilian soccer star Ronaldinho is the latest Twitter celebrity death hoax today, as it was reported that he died in an auto accident. The rumor is false.

Is this photo showing Barack and Michelle Obama saluting the flag with their left hands real or fake?

Photos of hunter Melissa Bachman posing with her kills have begun circulating online, along with petitions to get her videos taken offline and off of TV channels such as Nat Geo. Comments on these videos and photos have sparked passionate debate about hunting for sport.