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Meet Bizkit the Sleepwalking Dog. Although, if he were mine, I might have named him “Bizkit the Sleeprunning With No Helmet Dog.”

Scientists make HIV strain that can infect monkeys Scientists have created a strain of the human AIDS virus able to infect and multiply in monkeys in a step toward testing future vaccines in monkeys before trying them in people.

Conservative, religious states consume the most porn. Biggest consumer? Utah Those states that consume the most porn tend to be more conservative and religious than states with lower levels of consumption.

Michael Jackson To Perform A String Of Summer Dates In The UK Michael Jackson has signed on to take up a performance residency at the O2 Arena in London, England this Summer

Six Technologies That Passed America By With America’s status as a technological superpower comes a tendency to occasionally straight ignore the rest of the world. For better or for worse, here are technologies we’ve all but completely missed out on.

‘The Circus Starring Britney Spears’ Kicks Off Tonight! Britney Spears makes her long-awaited, much anticipated return to the concert stage as her new concert tour.The Circus starring Britney Spears officially kicks off its first performance in New Orleans.

Beyonce & Solange’s Samantha Thavasa Ad Knowles sisters Beyonce and Solange put on their best sailor outfits and strike sexy poses in this new ad for Japanese handbag designer Samantha Thavasa. I love that Beyonce made Solange pose with her back to the camera.

Study Says Commercials May Make TV Better New research on consumer behavior suggests that interrupting an experience can make it more intense, which is why commercials may actually make TV more enjoyable. This might be true — I would totally love “Heroes” if it was nothing but commercials.

Dazed & Abused Meet Acea Schomaker, 20. He wanted his hyper kitten to “chill,” so he stuffed her in a bong made from a clear plastic box. Cops say the cat was “dazed” when removed.

Ancient supernovae may be recorded in Antarctic ice An ice core shows what may be the chemical traces of supernovae that exploded 1000 years ago – the method could reveal a detailed history of the galaxy’s stellar explosions.