Articles by Jan Dizon
'Star Wars: X Wing' and 'Star Wars: TIE Fighter' getting digital re-releases
Two of the best Star Wars space combat simulation games are finally being re-released for modern hardware. X-Wing and TIE-Fighter will be available starting Oct. 28.
Darth Vader unable to vote in Ukraine, The Sith Lord still believes his empire will rule
Darth Vader was turned away at Ukraine's polling stations last Sunday during the country's parliamentary elections.
Homophobic man attacks bystander in pink at Dallas airport, passengers unite to break fight (Video)
Good Samaritan by-standers at the Dallas/Fort Worth Airport help to subdue a man shouting homophobic slurs and attacking another passenger simply for wearing a pink shirt.
'The Walking Dead: Four Walls and a Roof.' Here's what happened (Warning: Spoilers included)
Eposide recap for The Walking Dead, Four Walls and a Roof. The Hunters get their just desserts with a cunning trap set by Rick and the gang.
$20,000: Average savings for retirement of middle-class adults in U.S.
Wells Fargo has released a report saying that one third of middle class adults in the U.S. do not have a plan or savings for retirement, and most only have a median of $20,000 put away for the future.
Comparing sweets: Android Lollipop vs. Android KitKat
Android Lollipop is here! And it's leaps and bounds ahead of KitKat. Android Lollipop brings Google's OS version up a full integer, as 5. 0 is packed with a serious load of changes.
Robots now act on stage. What other jobs will humans lose to robots?
A Robot takes the center stage in a new production of Franz Kafka's Metamorphosis. With robotic technology becoming more advanced, other jobs are in the red of becoming replaced by automated machines.
Fake Ebola email advisory from hackers disguising as WHO spreads malware
Cyber security experts warn of an email containing fake information about Ebola that not only pretends to be from the World Health Organization, but will also install malware and Trojan programs into your system that will give hackers access to your computer and your information.
This artist creates the creepiest Halloween pumpkins
Hollywood creature artist Jon Neill carves up some incredibly realistic and creepy Halloween pumpkins. These Jack-o-Lanterns are more sculptural pieces than simple spooky decor.
Nebraska high school allows seniors to showcase guns in yearbook photos
Broken Bow, a rural community in central Nebraska, has announced that seniors graduating this year will be allowed to pose with their guns and gaming trophies, given the towns rich hunting history.
'The Simpsons' characters inspired by real people, celebrities
While 'The Simpsons' has been graced by the voices of hundreds of celebrity guest stars, many of Springfield's permanent residents were inspired by real people. The resemblance is uncanny.
Florida woman sets roommate on fire over spaghetti and meatballs row
A Florida man was set on fire by his roommate after she discovered that he threw out her leftover spaghetti and meatballs.
Imaginary friends sold on eBay? Yes, and here are other strange things people try to sell online
Imaginary friends, ghosts in a jar, the meaning of life! Bid for them on eBay.com. Feeling lonely? In need of a play date? Look no further than eBay where some generous sellers have decided to put their imaginary friends up for auction to the highest bidder.
PhotoMath can solve math problems for you. Just point your smartphone's camera and viola!
MicroBlink has launched PhotoMath, an amazing app that uses your smartphone to instantly solve math problems. Simply point your camera at the equation, and the solution will be displayed on your screen
Belgium-based ad agency creates clever campaign for organ donation [Video]
Reborn to be Alive aims to raise awareness about organ donation with a clever campaign designed by Belgian agency Duval Guillaume.
Legendary fashion designer Oscar de la Renta dies at 82
Fashion icon Oscar de la Renta passed away on Monday after a long battle with cancer. He is well-known for dressing the first ladies and A-list stars through the years.
Disney announces 'Frozen' follow-up, 'Moana' will set sail in 2016
Disney's new heroine, Moana, will set sail on the high seas of Oceania in 2016. Disney will welcome a new strong, female character into their Ohana (Lilo and Stitch fans will remember that "Ohana" means family in Hawaii) when the brand new CG-animated, musical adventure, Moana, based on Polynesian culture, hits theatres in 2016.
Best Halloween costumes for pets on Pinterest
There's never a shortage of Halloween costumes that are perfect for your four-legged animal friends. Try these Pinterest ideas for pet costumes.
Meet Truthy, a government project that will scan Twitter for 'social pollution'
A new study backed by the U.S. government aims to examine how memes trend on Twitter to determine how 'misinformation' spreads online.
New Hampshire Keene Pumpkin Festival turns to mayhem. Here's what happened
Keene's Pumpkinfest turned into mayhem when the party escalated into an uncontrolled riot Saturday night, forcing law enforcement to don riot gear in attempts to disperse the crowds.
Robotic assist allows paralyzed groom to walk down the aisle
Although paralyzed from the neck down, Matt Ficarra was able to walk down the aisle to marry the love of his life with the help of a bionic suit called the Ekso.
Should you get iPad Air 2, iPad Air, iPad mini 3, or iPad mini 2? Let's compare Apples
Four models of the iPad are now included in the roster of Apple products. So what's the real difference between the tablets?
Breakfast is important and you must not skip it. Here's why
Eating a nutritious breakfast each morning is proven to enhance overall health, according to several experts. Those who skip breakfast, therefore, increase their risk of heart disease and obesity.
CDC develops faster test for enterovirus D68: Can we have the real numbers now please?
A new test for enterovirus D68 will enable the CDC to identify the strain more quickly in patients across 46 states. The CDC has been struggling with a backlog of samples that need to be tested, making diagnosis and proper treatment difficult.
'Borderlands' loot caves? Here's how you can find them
Some 'Borderlands the Pre-Sequel' players have managed to find exploits in certain missions. Find out how to gain infinite XP, loot, cash and gear in the new 2K Games release.
Dear teens, you need to take 10,000 steps to burn 250 calories in 20-ounce soda
A study published on Oct. 16 reveals that simply being informed properly of the amount of exercise required to burn off excess calories in a small can of soda was enough to convince teens to make healthier drink choices.
Your addiction is costing you your life [Infographics]
Infographics created by Treatment4Addiction show how many years a substance abuser can lose because of their dangerous habits. The online resources offer the best information, especially on proper treatment.
Hello 911 ... there's a zombie Santa Claus in our home
Two teenagers had the fright of their lives when a zombie Santa Claus paid them a visit over the weekend. The undead version of Father Christmas was Brock Quinn Johnson, who was intoxicated and looking for a place to sleep.
Woman hit by two trucks and still alive. Define miracle [Video]
Jasmien Claeys had a miraculous survival after her car was totaled by two trucks when she attempted to change lanes a bit too quickly on a freeway in August. She suffered only two broken vertebrae and a crushed hand.
Rare JFK wedding negatives cross auction block, sells for $34,000
Never seen before photos and negatives of the wedding of John and Jackie Kennedy were auctioned off at $34,073 on Wednesday.
