Science, nature, exploration, and more—all are covered in Discovery’s brilliantly executed interactive features and stories.
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52The Huffington Post
Media junkies just about live at the Huffington Post, a spot with up-to-date news and gossip from the worlds of politics and culture.
53Digg
At Digg, you make the news—not by angling for your 15 minutes of fame, but by posting and rating what you’re reading.
54The Library of Congress
The Library of Congress is a treasure, and the online version lets you tap into its voluminous and varied virtual collections.
55Fandango
By Ben Radding
on February 10, 2009
in Web 100 > Entertainment, Music, and Video
Ranked #55 in Web 100
Ranked #55 in Web 100
Buying movie tickets online and finding out the latest movie info has never been easier.
56Goodreads
An extensive social database for book lovers, Goodreads allows users to discuss new book finds and discover recommendations through a network of fellow bookworms.
57AOL
AOL isn’t necessarily what you think it is: It’s a hub of articles, videos, music and other resources, with a priority on ease of use.
58NPR
Radio is a marvel of a medium, as NPR demonstrates every day, with programs as varied as “All Things Considered” and “World Cafe.”
59USA.gov
Government made easy. USA.gov contains an exhaustive index of government agencies, services and activities. Make this your first stop for any government related questions.
60Citysearch
By Web100 Staff
on January 6, 2009
in Web 100 > Hobbies, Recreation, and Travel
Ranked #60 in Web 100
Ranked #60 in Web 100
You think you know your city? Think again. Tap into the resources of this city guide, and you’ll learn about the latest bars, boutiques, spas, and more.