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Have you seen Twitter's new look yet? Everything is getting bigger, but is it better?

It was eight years ago that Twitter moved onto the social media stage.  To celebrate, the company is inviting users to join its founders for a trip back in time...all the way to their very first tweet.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. vowed before the race that he'd join Twitter if he won the Daytona 500. Late Sunday night, that statement turned into reality.

Yesterday was a day to honor Martin Luther King. And just like on every other serious national holiday, the morons tweeting on behalf of corporate America didn't quite get it. Here are the top five dumbest examples.

Well, this is a little creepy! Social media is fun, but it's kinda creepy at how much information we share with others.

Today is Veterans Day, when we're supposed to stop and think about the men and women who've sacrificed to keep us safe. Which is why the timing of this story is pretty amazing.

A one-minute video from Buzzfeed.com has picked up a couple MILLION hits on YouTube the past few days. It's called "Things You Do Online That'd Be Creepy In Real Life."

Katy Perry will announce the winner of the "Roar" contest on October 18th and we want to get her attention in hopes she'll pick our very own Cooper High School. Many have already taken to Twitter using #pickcooper with the aspiration of becoming a trending topic that Katy herself will notice and act on.

You may be annoyed with some of the things your friends are posting on Facebook and Twitter about the 'Breaking Bad' finale. We are too, and thus decided to offer up a list of some of the most irritating reactions people are having towards the finale of (un)arguably the greatest show of all time.

If you haven't started watching "Breaking Bad"...or aren't completely caught up yet...you probably wouldn't want anyone to spoil Sunday's series finale for you on social media. That's why this is GREAT!

Whether you're an iPhone fan or not, you're probably well aware iOS 7 was released yesterday. For all non-users, this basically means the phone's software was amped up a bit, which sounds like it'd be totally cool, but as soon as people could download it, Twitter exploded with complaints.

Wow, people are upset that Ben Affleck is going to be the next Batman. Like, really upset. It's almost like this somehow simultaneously affects them personally (it doesn't), and they have nothing else in their lives to worry about (we're jealous). They may be upset about it, but at least some folks have a sense of humor about it. Here are some choice tweets on the subject.