What (non-RPG) web sites do you visit most often?

[eris404]

Just like the title says - Sometimes I get a little bored and need suggestions.

Myself, I tend to visit movie sites the most frequently: Ain't It Cool News, Rotten Tomatoes and the IMDB. I check my movie stocks on the Hollywood Stock Exchange a lot, too. I tend to browse Amazon and eBay waaaaaay too much for my bank account's health. I also like to read Smoking Gun and Salon.

So, what about you?

 

[diaglo]

work related ones...

www.cdc.gov ... my place of work

and all the ones associated with it like news and health sites.

i also hit a ton(ne) of game related ones so i don't have time for others usually.

 

[johnsemlak]

www.theonion.com

 

[Welverin]

Sluggy Freelance along with a few other webcomics.

Gamespot

ESPN

 

[Brother Shatterstone]

www.google.com and www.dictionary.com are the ones that get the most use from me.

 

[Lefferts]

Sluggy Freelance along with a few other webcomics.

Gamespot

ESPN

Remarkably similar to mine: Sluggy and CBSSportsline instead of ESPN. Plus
my local papers - Philadelphia Inquirer and Camden Courier Post.

 

[jgbrowning]

I usually only go to news sites and to Indiamike.com. Best site on india, full of fun, helpful, friendly people. Kinda like the ENworld of india sites...

without the hong, that is.... without the hong

joe b.

 

[Torm]

"News For Nerds, Stuff That Matters":
www.slashdot.org

The stuff THEY don't want you to see: (warning, occasionally a little cranky)
www.thememoryhole.org

Oh, the humanity! The humanity!:
www.crank.net

A few comics I read daily:
www.penny-arcade.com
www.sinfest.com
www.reallifecomics.com
www.gpf-comics.com
www.nukees.com

And, of course, the site for my little alternate religious group:
http://csm.rebercycle.com
(I hope this doesn't offend - you DID ask where else we go, and I'm not putting any of the content here)

 

[Chaos Drake]

New York Times, Gamespy, and Slashdot. Also DVDTalk.com.

 

[johnsemlak]

I used to rely on ESPN.com for (American) sports but their site became really difficult ot load on my home computer, so I've gone elsewhere. I find http://sports.yahoo.com is much less sophisticated but gives me all the info I need. I also like the washingtonpost.com sports section.

News:
I try to visit sites like the BBC, the New York Times, etc, but I find that the Reauters/AP headlines I get on my my.yahoo page keep me adequately informed.

A question on www.gamespot.com: I used to visit that site very regularly but I havent' much for a while. I remember quite some time ago they tried to set up a memership fee that made it cost somethign to read the full game reviews. Did that die fairly quickly?