A Cambridge University psychologist has determined that you can, actually, account for taste, and found five distinct categories (two high-brow, three low-brow) that people gravitate toward. In a related study, it was found that no one really cares if class-based assumptions and confirmation bias might play a role in the conclusions reached by social scientists.
MTV desperately trying to distance themselves from the one thing that made their video awards show watchable in years.
China planning to relax their “one child” rule, citing the need for more children to care for an …

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Esquire writer shocked to discover simple fact that every man who doesn’t buy Esquire has known for years.
Makers of those annoying games that clutter up your Facebook have allegedly found other people’s ideas on their farm.
Scientists determine which dance moves make men most attractive to women. Strangely, the “Employed Man Who Owns His Own House And Is Looking For A Commitment Shuffle” not included in their list.
Music videos enjoying a resurgence on the internet, where people can see just the videos they want, as many times as they want, with …

poll by twiigs.com

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BP’s report on oil spill reveals that almost all the blame can be assigned to other parties and that BP is almost completely blameless, the pure, innocent victims of other people’s incompetence. BP executives call press conference to wash their hands in front of reporters.
Mark David Chapman denied parole once again. McCartney’s murderer/doppelganger still at large.
Changes in how a search engine works apparently news.

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