Freelance writer Amanda C. Kooser covers gadgets and tech news with a twist for CNET. When not wallowing in weird gear and iPad apps for cats, she can be found tinkering with her 1956 DeSoto. Much has ...

Writer’s note: Before any of you try to beat us to the punchline, yes these people were literally sh**!ing bricks. All of you BrickHeadz out there know how frustrating it can be to sort through a big ...

Pediatricians have to deal with all kinds of interesting situations in their daily work with children, and kids eating random objects is of them. Children just love to stick stuff in their mouths and ...

Pediatricians have to deal with all kinds of interesting situations in their daily work with children, and kids eating random objects is one of them. Children just love to stick stuff in their mouths, ...

If you’ve found yourself worrying because you get swallowed a LEGO piece, we’re happy to inform you it’s not going to be sticking around in your gut for too long. In fact, according to a recent study ...

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Talk about a stinky experiment. In the name of science, six United Kingdom and Australia-based pediatricians agreed to swallow a Lego head to determine how long it would take for their bodies to pass ...