Brace yourself. Chatroulette might not be just for flashing golden retrievers anymore. It might actually be in the process of edging out the websites that take online dating seriously. It's a bold claim, we know. But it seems to be happening. More»

As soon as Hans Landa screamed "That's a bingo!" in Inglourious Basterds, you knew the game was due for a comeback. Now the nursing home favorite is getting all modern as it becomes a Chatroulette supplement. More»

Everyone should start to get familiar with Foursquare. Because Ashton Kutcher supports it. And any social media site Ashton supports becomes either our latest obsession (Twitter) or guilty pleasure (Chatroulette). Kutcher partied with the plebs at the SXSWi Foursquare party. More»

Boys take note: a man on the piano is ALWAYS a good thing. And chances are, if you are skilled tickling the ivories, you have a much better chance of winning over hearts.  Don't believe me, watch this video of "PianoChatImprov" soulfully surprising unsuspecting Chat Roulette victims one by one. More»

Andrey Ternovskiy, the 17-year old Russki responsible for the web's latest Ashton Kutcher-approved House of Horrors, Chatroulette, has reportedly applied for a U.S. visa. And SoHo could be his first stop, since Silicon Alley is on the comeback trail. More»

Because perusing 15,000 essays about summer charity work didn't make admissions officers want to kill themselves enough, Tufts allowed aspiring Jumbos to add YouTube videos to their applications.  And it looks like Superbad's breakout star is itching to spend four years in Davis Square. More»

Before posting a hasty, shorthand Brittany Murphy eulogy on Twitter that angered critics of the social networking platform, people credited Ashton Kutcher with exposing millions of non-geeks to the technology. Now, for better or worse, he might do the same for Chatroulette. More»