- There's going to be a 10 Things I Hate About You sequel, as Shakespeare always never intended. [Nylon]

- Being left-handed is apparently a fate worse than death, with leftys more like to go insane and die sooner than us NORMAL right-handers. [Cracked]

- Following in Obama's footsteps, Jay-Z comes out with his support of gay marriage. [CNN]

- A new Banksy piece has been discovered in London. The piece, depicting a young boy sewing, is believed to be a statement on child labor practices in the U.K. [Complex] More»

We know we haven't always been all that nice to Coldplay in the past. They're a big, broad band that always goes for the emotional kill shot, and we'll absolutely concede that, at times, we've found ourselves annoyed with them. But we also believe that these things are largely a matter of context, and so after they played their second of three shows at the Hollywood Bowl last night, a dazzling, special effects laden tour de force that left pretty much every attendee breathless, we'll happily admit that Coldplay was pretty much born to rock the Bowl in a way that few bands can these days. We suspect that after you see these choice Instagrams from last night's show, you'll agree. More»

Hopefully you all had a peaceful, nonviolent May Day yesterday if you participated in or were nearby any of the numerous demonstrations and marches that canvased Los Angeles as part of the nationwide general strike. The ultimate goal to shut down all businesses, schools, streets and other day-to-day aspects dubbed "A Day Without The 99%" may not have been met, but Occupiers certainly put quite an impressive dent in L.A.'s infrastructure with their "Four Winds" caravan which brought a parade of bikes and cars from four corners of the city that converged in Downtown L.A. Much like Occupy L.A., thousands poured into the streets—between the many wielding signs, others in costume, some alternative forms of expression, and police—to create some pretty spectacular imagery of the downtown landscape. More»

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- SNL covers Gotye.  Reason #3,479,757 Andy Samberg cannot leave. [JJ]

- Instagram is going to make your Facebook into someone you would never want to be friends with. [CollegeHumor]

- Just what your G & T needs, tiny iced baby heads. [DailyWhat] More»

From Yelp's bike lobby to YouTube's giant slide, tech companies seem to be working out of amusement parks rather than offices these days. Here we take a close look at ten booming tech companies with strange work spaces. Find out which CEO names their conference room after characters from The Wire, and which company has a bedroom designed for an imaginary worker in this inside look at office spaces. More»

- Demi Lovato almost killed Sir Paul McCartney in a parking lot.  With her car. [CNN]

- MEME ALERT: Chandler Bing wants to dance on your shoulder, Paula Deen. [Mashable]

- In this edition of Spare Me, Jennifer Love Hewitt wears McCormick's Vanilla Extract as perfume.  Why? "Because guys like it." [Frisky]

- Katy Perry is about to get "real f*cking dark," says Katy Perry. [HuffPost] More»

Earlier today, Mark Zuckerberg took to his Facebook page to make a big announcement: as of today, Facebook has acquired Instagram for $1 billion.

It's been a long road for Instagram, the San Francisco-based photo sharing app that first launched in October, 2010, and now that it's under Mark Zuckerberg, Ruler of the Internet's wing, Instagram has the funding and the backing they need to grow faster than ever before.

What this acquisition means for Instagram isn't yet clear. Will Instagram photos now be subject to the same privacy terms as our other Facebook photos? Will Facebook essentially own all of our photos and other content we post to the site? Right now Instagram lacks the stalker-type features that make many people uneasy about Facebook, but there's no word on yet on how many of Facebook's features will be integrated into the app. All we do know is that for now, the Instagram app will maintain the same look that we're used to. But with the way Zuckerberg likes to change things around, there's no saying how long this will last. More»