SOCA ALL STARS 23/10/2013

When will the foolishness and hoopla around black people's hair stop? Over the past year we've had to hear about a little girl being kicked out of school for wearing locs, an Ohio school banning a list of natural hairstyles and let's not forget meteorologist Rhonda Lee who was fired for defending her right to rock her natural hair on TV.

There appears to be a shift in the United States in favor of relaxing marijuana laws, a topic that has dipped in and out of the national conversation for decades. Public perceptions about pot have come a long way, from the dire warnings of "Reefer Madness" to growing acceptance of medical marijuana.

Facebook has removed a video of a woman being beheaded from its website and said it would use a broader set of criteria to determine when gory videos are permitted on the site. The decision came on Tuesday after public outcry over news reports that Facebook Inc., the world's No.

This magical pair of undies can filter out the smell of your farts.

This precocious little star taps to the beat of her own foot, and no one, and we mean no one, can stop her from stealing the show and having the best time while she's at it.

Carli Davidson compiled the most stunningly adorable portraits of dogs doing the thing they do best: shaking it out. Get ready for a permanent smile while you scroll through some of the pictures fe...

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Last night's premiere of TLC's highly anticipated VH1 biopic, "CrazySexyCool: The TLC Story," netted this year's highest rated cable original film with approximately 4.5 million viewers tuning in, according to a press release. The prime time premiere also made VH1 history by becoming the network's most watched original film ever.

At least 441 new species of animals and plants have been discovered over the past four years in the vast, underexplored rainforest of the Amazon

It's all a case of mistaken identity, scientists researching the homosexual tendencies of billions of insects have concluded. Scientists are now claiming the long observed practice of insects and spiders of the same sex mating is actually accidental, despite up to 85 per cent of male insects engaging in homosexual acts.