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It's news so big, it made the top story on Reddit and hit other gossip sites.  A hateful letter left on the door of Sava Italiano restaurant, saying they were shutting their doors, and calling Amarillo citizens many colorful things.  The co-owner and Executive Chef, Mark Coffman, denies putting the sign on the door and plays the whole thing off as a hoax.  Is this the real letter they put up? Read

I'm not what you would call a "conspiracy theorist", I would say I "enter everything with doubt".  However, I do have a pet peeve, and just like myself, I think about half of the world's population take offense to people calling hoaxes to situations where people lost their lives.  That truly infuriates me!  But, again, I enter things with doubt, and when I ran across this blog

Last week we reported that a horrible  mom was letting the internet vote to decide the name of her child for a measly $5,000. We can now thankfully say that the whole thing was a big, stinking hoax, perpetrated by none other than the company holding the contest.

This whole hoax of Manti Te'o and his not really dead girlfriend seems to be the spawn of Ronaiah Tuiasoso, who served as a representative for the family and the fake dead girlfriend, Lennay Kekua, TMZ has learned.  Not only that, TMZ has the photographic proof of it!

Many people felt for Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o when he lost both his grandmother, and his girlfriend in a span of just a few hours. As it turns out, the whole girlfriend thing was totally made up.

In early September, Notre Dame linebacker and Heisman Trophy candidate Manti Te’o—just days after learning of the death of his girlfriend—led the Fighting Irish to an emotional upset of then-#10 Michigan State. However, in one of the most bizarre twists we’ve seen in college football, it now appears that the whole story about a dying girlfriend was a hoax.

You might have opened up your Facebook today, and saw some many friends posting about "new Facebook guidelines for copyright laws" or something of that nature.  Well, I'm here to tell you, this is a hoax and you have no need to worry about it!

Looks like WWE Superstar, John Cena, is the victim of yet another celebrity death hoax!  Rest assured, Cena is alive and well!

At first glance, it seemed like Shell Oil had set themselves up for some pretty epic trolling.

A lot of people dislike Chris Brown. A lot of people use the Internet. What happens when these people are one and the same? Yet another Breezy death hoax.

Searches are firing up the internet right now about Beverly Hills Cop star Eddie Murphy being dead, with reports currently flooding the internet that he passed away.  WRONG!  Calls have been made, and he is very much alive.

Earlier today the internet blew up with searches about Oliver Martinez and Halle Berry and an engagement ring spotted on Halle's finger.  Let's make it clear, this is NOT an engagement ring (pictured to the left)!  Sources very close to the couple c0nfirm the 2 are not engaged, but are in a strong-committed relationship.