The girl marries the prince and the bad guy is dead - it was a Disney weekend. 
Well, citing newspapers isn't that nerdy. Citing science papers, on the other hand...
Speaking of which, if I read an article saying sugar is toxic, I'd go look for the actual paper of the research that has proven this. End I'd bet my fluffy slippers it'd say something completely different. Because that's what I'm used to here - sadly this grotesque skewing of the facts and this churnalism is nigh ubiquitous, especially concerning online news sources. Just yesterday I had to explain to a friend that the copy-pasted article about how "EU bans our herbs!" is utter bollocks. Even phrases like "Big Pharma finally won" and (no joke) "It's a genocide, planned by the EU" didn't tip her off, because that article was pretty much everywhere. Sure enough, a quick browse through the most recent EU directives and a google search showed there's no such thing. Or how two weeks ago Borissov announced Bulgaria will start the process of joining the European Space Agency (which even Romania joined). Quick Bulgaria space facts - sixth in the world with own astronaut, third after USA and USSR to produce own space food. So this gets next to no coverage, while a politician's argument with the press goes viral. Now top that with the pathetic, disappointing and outright disgusting TV coverage of the wedding. Keeping current in Bulgaria isn't such a good idea. I prefer to get my headaches elsewhere...
Boy, that was such a negative post. So I'll end by saying again - we may be joining the ESA!! *fingers crossed*