Breakfast, lunch, and dinner at Burning Man is served with a side of playa dust that covers cars and clothing and finds its way into places where the sun doesn't shine.

Actor Peter Fonda, the son of a Hollywood legend who became a movie star in his own right after both writing and starring in the counter-culture classic “Easy Rider,” died Friday.

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A new survey released from the underwear company Tommy Johns says that a large portion of Americans might not be changing their tighty-whities very often.

Would you borrow your neighbor's dog to get a date? Some people are doing just that. Experts call it dogfishing. 

There are pranksters in Virginia getting national attention for the "vintage" objects they are leaving on the porches of unsuspecting residents.

Tech rivalries are decades old, but the newest battle in the industry is over how people watch and broadcast video games. Twitch has substantially grown its video game streaming business since its launch in 2011, and Amazon purchased the service for $1 billion in 2014. But rival Microsoft is ramping up its video game streaming efforts and may give Twitch a run for its money soon.

Facebook answers privacy questions after paying contractors to transcribe audio clips from users who used its Messenger service.

An advertisement juxtaposing male astronauts with a woman sitting by a stroller, and another depicting two hapless dads, are the first casualties of a British ban on gender stereotypes in advertising.

Twenty years ago, "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" took primetime by storm, during what was traditionally a quiet time in the month before the start of the fall TV season. While the quiz show recently ended its run, its impact continues to ripple through television, having opened the floodgates to all forms of unscripted projects.