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Planking is dangerous the video clip's script reads, as a woman prepares to plank atop a kitchen counter and stove, when her world comes crashing down.

The frenzy with the launch of Google has slowed down in the past couple of days compared to 2 million users joining every day in the last one week, suggests an analysis by Paul Allen, co-founder of Ancestry.com.

Rihanna, the 23-year-old Barbadian singer has the biggest fan following on Facebook. She recently toppled Lady gaga on the Facebook fan following. The pop-star debuted in 2005, with her album, Music of the Sun, which peaked in the top ten of the Billboard 200 chart and features the Billboard Hot 100 hit single Pon de Replay.

The latest statistic on the number of Google+ users indicates it surpassed 18 million, and continues to grow.

Millions of people across Somalia are suffering from drought and famine, but you can help by donating to aid agencies working to bring supplies to the Horn of Africa.

Planking, Leisure Dive, and Owling are all competing fads on Facebook right now, but which picture craze will stand the test of time?

Michael Lee Johnson, whose Google+ (or Google Plus) ad was banned by Facebook last week, has responded by deleting his Facebook profile.

An unidentified woman is shown trying to perch herself atop her stove and kitchen counter in an attempt to plank for a photo, only to have the oven collapse on top of her, the Daily Mail reported.

The Florida teen, who killed his parents and threw a party with their dead bodies locked up in the bedroom, was denied bail on Wednesday after being charged with two counts of first degree murder.

It has been just over two weeks since the Google+ social network was launched. While it is still in a beta invite-only period, Google's new social networking platform has created a buzz amassing more than 10 million users. According to recent reports, the most followed person on Google+ is none other than Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.

Thanks to persistent Internet demands, old Nickelodeon shows are coming back to the network starting July 25 at midnight on TeenNick.

Rory McIlroy, the 22-year-old golfer who captured the US Open title last month, and is said to be in a close friendship with the No. 1-ranked tennis player in the world, Caroline Wozniacki of Denmark.

Ford Motor Company was one of several companies that got a jump start on Google+ by hacking its own brand page. Google liked what Ford did, and is about to launch test pages for companies and small business.

See Daniel Radcliffe transform from a recently discovered child actor to a star bidding farewell to the part of Harry Potter

Dominique Strauss-Kahn's daughter has been questioned over allegations that her father attempted to rape a French writer.

A Facebook profile to Acquit Yukari Mihamae, the 61-year-old charged for allegedly grabbing the breast of a female TSA agent, began over the weekend. It now has some 2,400 supporters and the is number increases daily.

A website has been posting funny pictures of divers posing mid-air leisurely over water bodies.

Google+, which has already attained a user base of 10 million, could displace Facebook as the No. 1 social network, according to a new report by the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ASCI) and ForeSee Results.

It is simply a matter of time before Google+ replaces Facebook, suggests ForeSee Results Annual E-Business Report for the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI). The E-Business Report covering search engines, Internet news and information services, and social media services has placed Facebook at the bottom of the social media category, just like last year.

A 17-year-old boy from Port St Lucie, Florida, has done something seasoned psychopaths would dread: He bludgeoned his parents with a hammer for apparently not allowing him to hold a party, and went ahead and had the bash with their dead bodies locked up in the bedroom.

As a recent surplus of bizarre, and somewhat entertaining, social networking trends like ‘Owling’ and ‘Planking’ arise, virally spreading around the Internet, we have to stop to wonder, “What’s next?”