The big science stories this week included Steak-umms calling out Neil deGrasse Tyson for a misleading statement about science. And because of climate change, polar bears are mating with grizzly bears more often, creating "pizzly bears."

A guy in Taiwan married and divorced the same woman four times in a month . . . because the local labor laws gave him eight paid days off after getting married. His company didn't want to pay him . . . but a labor board says they have to, because this guy found a loophole that was unethical but legal.

The Washington Football Team is polling fans on a new name, and some of the choices are: The Aces, the First City Football Club, the Archers, the Warriors, the Monarchs, the Demon Cats, and the Washington 32 FC.

If there's someone at work you HATE, start with some empathy and figure out if you're part of the problem. Decide whether or not to confront them directly. Think about extending an olive branch, or finding something you both have in common. And if all else fails, make friends with everyone else at work so they're outnumbered.

KYRA SEDGWICK said that she was invited to TOM CRUISE's house 30 years ago, and she pushed his panic button, which caused the police to come over. She hasn't been asked back since.

Dating.com just ran a survey where they found people love BUTT PICTURES. 98% of people say they really liked getting a butt selfie from someone . . . versus 87% who liked getting a regular selfie. So odds are, someone would rather get a photo of your butt than your face.

Interesting facts about videos from the '90s and 2000s include CHANNING TATUM playing a shirtless bartender in RICKY MARTIN's "She Bangs" video . . . and a woman obviously scratching her crotch in the BRITNEY SPEARS video "Sometimes".