A photo in circulation allegedly shows a man named “General Arse Biscuites.” Is this name real or fake?

FiberFix is a product advertised to be more than 100 times stronger than traditional duct tape. Today we offer our FiberFix review along with additional product information.

Walking down a street and stumbling across an unattended stroller carrying a crying baby, even the most hardened New Yorkers can’t help but investigate. When the stroller is rigged with an animatronic devil baby that screams, head-bangs and vomits, you have one of the most hilarious pranks to go viral on the internet in recent...

Zumu is a service which allows you to get cash for your old CD’s, DVD’s, and games, or to donate their cash value to charity. Today we offer our Zumu review, along with reviews from our readers.

Look out Joey Chestnut and Takeru Kobayashi because there’s a new competitive eating sheriff in town and her name is Molly Schuyler.

An Oregon pimp who is currently serving a 100-year sentence for savagely beating a client with his Air Jordans is suing Nike for failing to warn consumers that the shoe could be used as a deadly weapon.

A popular YouTube video claims that Oprah Winfrey’s eyes “turned Satanic on live TV” but the crowd was too “stupid to realize it.” Is this video real or fake?

Flashlight friends are plush toys for children which includes a built-in flashlight. We offer our Flashlight Friends review along with additional product information.

This week has seen a rise in fake airline giveaways on Instagram, prompting some carriers to respond.

A series of photos allegedly depict cars encased in ice in Chicago as part of the 2014 “polar vortex” freeze. Are these images real or fake?

Whole Body Research is an online supplement vendor. Today we offer Whole Body Research reviews from editors and readers.

The self-proclaimed “World’s Greatest Bigfoot Tracker” is preparing for a world tour with the body of a Bigfoot he claims to have shot in a wooded area outside of San Antonio.