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I stumbled upon this website that lets you create your own app.  I am not exactly sure why, but I am doing it.

Jimmy Fallon doesn't put much of a finer point on if the Beatles had social media to get famous with. And I can certainly see this happening.

Twitter has taken the 'self-pic' to a whole new level thanks to apps like Instagram.

You may be annoyed with some of the things your friends are posting on Facebook and Twitter about the 'Breaking Bad' finale. We are too, and thus decided to offer up a list of some of the most irritating reactions people are having towards the finale of (un)arguably the greatest show of all time.

There are some pretty messed up things in this world but I never dreamed that our great state of Washington would be voted #1 for Bestiality! Gross!

Well this guy should get 'Papa Of The Year' for sure! He is taking the boy to see Major League Baseball games across the country in Ten days!

Facebook just may be the new Twitter.

Comedian Nathan Fielder is making good use of his power on Twitter. He's been coming up with a number of pranks for people to play on their parents/friends and having them send him the often-hilarious results. This time he told his legion of followers to text their parents asking if it's illegal not to tell somebody you gave them an STD and say they were asking for a friend. These are the results.

First of all, I can not believe that she or anybody would knock someone of there bike and the leave the scene of the crime. That is just wrong. But, then to tweet about it is even worse.

If you've been hiding under a rock, or just somehow not on the internet at all today, here's a newsflash -- Jason Collins is now the first active NBA player to be openly gay.

There are over 400 million tweets per day on Twitter. Our math department here at TheFW says that amounts to around 2.8 billion tweets a week. We've gone through each and every one of those tweets to bring you the 10 Dumbest Tweets of the Week.

Learning that you've been traded to another team is an inevitable event during the career of a Major League Baseball player. For most players it's just a part of life - a non-event you might say. Not so for former Phillies pitcher Vance Worley when he was traded on Dec. 6, 2012, to the Twins.