NFL freak of nature (Odell Beckham) makes greatest catch in NFL history

With his gargantuan 10-inch hands, Giants rookie wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. made this touchdown catch on November 23, 2014 in a game against the Dallas Cowboys. Many sportscasters, including Sports Illustrated’ s Peter King, are calling it the “greatest catch ever”. On a long bomb by Eli Manning, Beckham was racing down the sideline when he leaped up and stretched backwards to snag the ball out of the airwith three fingers as he fell into the end zone for a 43-yard touchdown.

NFL freak of nature (Odell Beckham) makes greatest catch in NFL history

Logan Paul jumps over car and lives to tell the tale

Logan Paul posted this Vine video that further demonstrates his unique ability to tell an interesting tale in six seconds or less (i.e. If you can dodge a ball, you can dodge a car) . In the video below, Paul dodges a car, jumps another car that passes under him, then does a dive to the road surface to allow a speeding pickup truck to pass over him. Hats off to Logan – real or fake – we don’t care. Great video that makes our hearts jump!

Logan Paul jumps over car and lives to tell the tale

Hottest (and coolest) San Diego ComicCon 2014 cosplay action

The San Diego Comic-Con is legendary – as is the cosplay action that top cosplayers from around the country bring to the event each year. 2014 was no exception with hundreds of cosplayers attending the July 24-24, 2014 show. Check out the hottest cosplay action in this sexy pictorial.

Hottest (and coolest) San Diego ComicCon 2014 cosplay action

Oldest known photograph of a human being dates back to 1838

The black and white photograph depicting an early 19th century scene was taken by Louis Daguerre in 1838 on the streets of Paris, France. With a seven minute exposure time, two stationary humans were captured on camera, making it the oldest known photograph containing actual images of people. Oddly, there were likely many other people (and horses, carriages, etc.) in the photograph but they were moving too quickly to register on the plate.

Oldest known photograph of a human being dates back to 1838

Silk Road 2.0 bites the dust - Blake Benthall (aka Defcon) arrested and charged

A year after the infamous Deep Web site, Silk Road, was shuttered by federal law enforcement, Silk Road 2.0 (a nearly identical dark web site which opened a month after Silk Road shut down) has suffered the same fate. Officials announced yesterday that they have arrested Blake Benthall (aka Defcon) in connection with the ownership and operation of Silk Road 2.0.

Silk Road 2.0 bites the dust - Blake Benthall (aka Defcon) arrested and charged

Music artists' (e.g. Taylor Swift) power moves over streaming services leaves consumers in uncomfortable three-way

I can’t think of a more uncomfortable three-way than the contradictory relationship between music artists, streaming services, and the music listeners who pay everyone’s bills. Between streaming services trying in vain to keep costs down, listeners trembling at the thought of increasing prices, and the music industry’s million-dollar music artists dreaming that the value their work justifies multi-million dollar payouts per music project, it’s no wonder torrent downloads are starting to shoot through the roof again.

Music artists' (e.g. Taylor Swift) power moves over streaming services leaves consumers in uncomfortable three-way