Fans of gURL.com love reminiscing about how much they loved gURL.com, which means they'll especially love a new profile about the site that breaks down what made it so successful.

Let this be a lesson to all of you — PURCHASE THOSE DOMAINS, PEOPLE. When you don't, you end up like Guy Fieri — serving your big balls with cadillac cream sauce. Many thanks to Bryan Mytko who bought the domain, and took it upon himself to put up this AMAZING new menu.

If you happen to be surfing the web and stumble upon a blog called Put Your Beard In My Mouth — a site filled with photos of beards, bearded dudes, and Ke$ha putting said beards into her mouth — you should know that it's not some kind of crazy site made by a fan obsessed with beards and the pop singer. It's no…

Remember the 90s? Remember when politicians first started creating websites for themselves? Do you also remember the innocent time when websites were nothing more than a Geocities account, plain text, basic html, frames, borders, banners and a simple photo of whoever the website was about? Mental Floss remembered the…

A New York attorney is suing two of his exes for posting about him on the website liarscheatersrus.com. We took a look at the website he claims is ruining his career.

You'd think, after the furor that surrounded teacher Natalie Munroe's blog-related firing, that those in the pedagogical professions might give social networking a wide birth. Not so Catholic school teacher Elizabeth Cucinotta, who, with her cousin launched what she terms "Facebook for Angry People." The site, "Burn…

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Playboy Enterprises has launched a new, safe for work website called TheSmokingJacket.com. Hef calls it "the best hangout on the planet." It is, without a doubt, the lamest website we've seen since Tucker Max was unleashed on the world.

According to eagle-eyed trendspotters at the Times, the Internet overshare has changed shape. The new thing to reveal isn't your latest breakup or emotional meltdown — it's your credit card statement.

The good news? Vogue Italia's new websites embrace black people and curvy models. The bad news? Vogue Black and Vogue Curvy are two separate sites, sequestered from the main Vogue Italia homepage.

The Daytona State College professor who founded a "marriage insurance" website - selling "coverage for the possibility a marriage might end in divorce" - has applied for a license with the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation. [UPI]

Amanda Hess at Washington City Paper's The Sexist blog points us to AntiMisandry.com, a website devoted to exposing "feminist lies" — and the evil TV shows that promulgate them.

According to Moses Brown, founder of OnlineBootyCall.com, booty calls are "the casual dating phenomenon taking America by storm." Apparently, this Moses is looking to part the reddish seas for men who missed the '90s.

The Culture Secretary of England is considering giving websites cinema-style ratings to restrict access to unacceptable material. If website ratings go into effect, what kind of rating will we get?

It seems that Cosmopolitan's long-standing position as the top magazine of choice for college students has worn off: a new survey reports that Time has replaced Cosmo as the favorite college magazine. The reason? Possibly Barack Obama, whose message of change may have sparked collegiates to focus on more serious…

According to a report released by Optent, an IT security and filter company, the number of pro-ana and pro-bulimia websites increased by 470% between 2006 and 2007. The report, which sampled about 3 million random websites, also found that violent content increased by 125%, racist websites increased by 70%, and child…

Diet or calorie-portioned packs of snack food are actually counterproductive since they make people believe they can eat more of the unhealthy food inside. • New trend? New York City is welcoming its first vaginal fitness spa, meant to tighten women up, down there. • Environmentalist and author, Robert Engelman, says…