The Internet moves fast. Here are some of our favorite links from the week that was:
2010’s best unsigned acts — well, okay, some of them, anyway [Something Else!]
They are called Fort Wilson Riot [Broken Headphones]
So, I’ll never be able to sleep again… [Topless Robot]
World’s largest cave has its own jungle; big enough to fit a skyscraper [io9]
C’mon, son! Five “get it together” hopes for 2011 [Popblerd!]
What to look forward to in 2011 [My Old Kentucky Blog]
The greatest cartoon rivalries of all time [The Sixth Wall]
Seven technologies that will rock 2011 [TechCrunch]
Mother Love Bone’s “Hello Hometown” [captainsdead]
The Dave Matthews Band shows how to make money in the music industry [Slate]
Americans watched more TV than ever in 2010 [AV Club]
How this one guy discovered four new planets without a telescope [Gizmodo]
Free download: The Decemberists, “Down by the Water” [Culture Brats]
Concert review: Chuck Berry, 1/1/11 [The Screen Door]
The top 10 things that ended in 2010 [Spike]
Disney’s Blizzard Beach presents: the unspeakable horrors of the aging male physique [Jeff Vrabel]
Who owns your digital downloads? (Hint: it’s not you) [ZDNet]
Spyro Gyra, guilty pleasure [Something Else]
Jenny McCarthy’s autism fight grows more misguided [Salon]
New R.E.M. songs: “Oh My Heart,” “Discoverer,” and “It Happened Today” [The Frontloader]
Reissue Theory: Haircut One Hundred, Pelican West [The Second Disc]
Ten of the oldest, dorkiest websites still running [Gizmodo]
When it comes to the penny, Washington doesn’t make sense [Kiplinger]
Ten bestselling books that almost weren’t printed [The Sixth Wall]
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