A list of music's most clever hoaxes through history, including the New York Times' "grunge speak."

Someone in Montana hacked into the Emergency Alert System to warn that "bodies of the dead are rising from their graves and attacking the living."

The story of Manti Te'o and his fake girlfriend may be the single most mind-bending story I've encountered in my lifetime.

NEWSFLASH: Some people on the internet are not who and what they claim to be. Sadly, Dave On Wheels is such a person.

A list of 12 visual hoaxes that have been played on the suspecting folk known as Internet users.

George Edwards says he's proven the Loch Ness Monster exists. He also owns a boat that can take you on a Loch Ness Monster tour for a reasonable fee. How convenient!

I don't know about you guys, but yesterday afternoon and last night I kept seeing variations of "Did Abraham Lincoln Invent Facebook.

There was a story going around earlier about a study claiming to have tested the IQs of 100,000 people and matched it to their web browser, the result being "proof" that IE users have an average IQ 20 points lower than the normal average of 100.

It's so secret that we here at Uproxx love cats.