Arrested in November for allegedly plotting the murder of a former employee, AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd pled guilty in a New Zealand court today to one count of threatening to kill and two drug possession charges, The Sydney Morning Herald reports.

Phil Rudd, the 60-year-old AC/DC drummer, was arrested this morning in New Zealand on charges that he tried to have two people murdered.

A New Hampshire woman was arrested four times in twenty-six hours, an impressive accomplishment no one really wants to brag about.

Finnish computer security researcher Mikko Hypponen seemed a bit overwhelmed when we reached him on his cell phone at London's Heathrow airport this morning.

Not quite sure what to make of this one, but the AC/DC brand is diversifying:

AC/DC and Ray Parker Jr's Ghostbusters theme are two great tastes that taste great together. Wax Audio's mash-up hit YouTube in July, but it's blown up lately thanks to the efforts of The Nerdist, Chris Hardwick.

While America's medical debates rage on, many of its significant members, of all colors and sizes, limply, quietly weep to themselves: penises. But! This is one health care package making serious progress: flaccid penises demand innovation, as the Times discovered.

Guns "N" Roses' "new" album Chinese Democracy-insert standard joke about album taking longer to happen than actual democracy in China-reportedly stands a good chance of being sold exclusively at Wal-Mart. This comes on the same day that AC/ DC announced that it will be selling its new album exclusively at Wal-Mart. Maybe because the soul-crushing retailer has been forced to accept a union at a store in Canada, it's now progressive enough for this to be acceptable? Either that or rock and roll is dead. [via Adfreak]

Aussie rockers AC/DC have finally won access to the domain name acdc.com from a porn company that was redirecting traffic to sexually explicit sites. Now, kids searching for the band that keeps rocking after more than 30 years won't be exposed to dirty deeds. One wonders if hearing the song is any substitute. [The Register]