That choice may seem quotidian next to Oxford's buzzworthy selection, selfie, but the editors argue that their word embodies the culture of 2013 in its own way. "Our data shows … that many of the most looked-up words in the dictionary are words that reflect the big ideas that are lurking behind the headlines," writes Editor-at-Large Peter Sokolowski in a statement. The editors link science, a word users looked up 176% more than last year, to political discussions of climate change and education, as well as Malcolm Gladwell's latest book, criticized as a misrepresentation of science.

This time, it's not over a pop song from the likes of One Direction or Justin Bieber. Rather, this little feud was plucked from the comments section of...

... Brian Eno? Yeah, the prolific ambient composer known for his expertly crafted sonic dreamscapes that make for excellent music to fall asleep to. Sounds like the perfect video to get into an impotent internet slap fight over!

On the heels of her co-star, Paul Walker's tragic death, former Fast and the Furious cast member, Gal Gadot has some good news. The Israeli model has been confirmed as Wonder Woman in Zack Snyder's upcoming unnamed Batman/Superman spectacle. Hopefully this is a good sign for Justice League fans. What do you think, is Gal Gadot an appropriate Diana Prince?

Paul Walker's friends from 'Fast & Furious' recently released this tribute video in honor of his passing. The video features highlights from his career throughout the franchise, including many shots of him laughing and smiling with his fellow co-stars and friends.