We have all heard about the Craigslist killer in the last few weeks. Here's another similar article. More of a reason to keep an eye on what our kids are actually doing on these websites.

"This one may be the MySpace killer.

So I found this guys hobby quite interesting.

What's your favorite kind of news? Do you like sappy feel good stories? Celebrity gossip? The weather? I like me a good car chase. I like my news live and happening right now, not tape delay or pre-recorded by the reporter.

We all do our share of snooping, many of us on our significant others. Imagine how it'd feel to find your fiance hanging out with some other girls b00bies just days before your wedding!! Well that's what happened to poor Valeria A. in Rome. Luckily she did find out this guy was scum, and was able to call off the wedding...

So did any of our NYers have to deal with this one? I love the one comment below "haven't these people heard of photoshop?" I agree kinda stupid that they didn't tell anyone. Its not like NY is not already dealing with the swine flu and semi freaked out about that.

Air Force One Backup Rattles New York Nerves

So, I laughed when I saw this... Apparently, these people decided to have a pillow fight in front of a mall... The rules?

I'd find a link for this article, but I'm too lazy.

UPWARDLY GOTHIC
By Denise Winterman
BBC News Magazine
A goth for life
Behind the black hair dye and white make-up goths are simply art lovers, who aspire to middle-class values, says a new study. Is that right?
The moment their teenage son or daughter dyes their hair black and starts getting creative with eyeliner can be a nightmare for parents. But a report suggests it should be a time for celebration.

How scary is this? You'd think the Pentagon would be superdy duper safe and secure. Apparently... not so much. Cyberspies have hacked into the Penatgon's Joint Strike Fighter project, which is only the costliest weapons program we have going. Take a guess on the price tag of this baby... $300 billion, yes BILLION. This hasn't been the first hacking either, the word "repeatedly" is actually used in the article. The good news (if there is any) is that the "most sensitive material" is kept on computers that are not connected to the internet. Silly question, but...