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There's something going around that I wanted to bring up. It's not confirmed or denied but there seems to be a way to see who is watching you and you may not be able to block them, either.

Looks like Facebook is making a pretty big moves.

Since I have had Facebook, I haven't unfriended anybody. To be honest, I never really cared who the heck was on my Facebook. I love seeing everyone's posts, and it makes for some good show prep on air.

I am so pumped up for the premiere of Marvel's Dr. Strange on November 4th. You can bet I'll have my feet kicked up on the back of a seat cushion at the Sunnyside Grand Cinema with a big ole' bucket of popcorn awaiting the arrival of the Sorcerer Supreme. I've been a huge fan of the Steve Ditko character since his inception and the thought of finally seeing the cloaked one on the big screen boggle

An apartment complex in Salt Lake City has a new deal with their tennants. They're forced to 'friend' their apartment complex on Facebook. That doesn't sound so bad at first, but it goes on to say that they must upload photos of themselves and any guests they may have. If this happened to you, would you be okay with it or would you move out?

I recently found out there are groups on Facebook that provide superb discounts on items, but there's a catch -- you have to give it a positive review. What you have to do in return isn't illegal, but is it immoral?

A Facebook Easter egg lets you shoot some hoops and annoy your friends.

Do you have anyone waiting in 'Facebook Purgatory'? Where they send you a friend request and you don't accept or ignore it? Sure, it happens. If you want to see who you've sent Facebook requests to to find out who's ignoring your friend request, it's just three clicks away...

Along with the live stream feature that was just added to Facebook on iPhones (and probably soon to other mobile devices), Facebook added more than just like. You can now love and more.

With the ability to broadcast live coming more and more popular thanks to things like Twitch and Periscope, Facebook is answering back with it's own live streaming service that you can do right now on your mobile device.

Browsing the local Facebook swap groups, my wife stumbled upon a funny posting I thought I'd share with you. This lady bought Tech N9ne tickets for her husband but had a change of heart. She was even offering them at a discount to get them out the door faster...

Here's the three things online users want to do MORE of: