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Long Island's Area 51? Presented without comment: The Montauk Monster U.F.O. Balls Conspiracy.

UPDATED: The story behind our Cowbeast of Death, his mugshot, and his name.

Cowbeast of Death Is Latest Unskinned Monster to Wash Ashore

A young gentleman on Twitter asks, "I found the new montauk monster. Gawker, where you at???" Well, we're right here, young "hellatightshit." And what is it you have for your friends at Gawker Monster Investigations? UPDATE! He's named! More »
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Gollum Found Dead in Panama

Pretty quiet summer monster season this year, right? Wrong, mi amigo. A distant cousin of the Montauk Monster emerged from its cave in Panama. Then terrified kids beat it to death. More »

The Night Peggy Got Stoned

Last night's episode of Mad Men was like a perfectly-rolled joint: tight, slow burning, and leaving everyone completely satisfied. There wasn't a lack of things harshing our mellow, but here are the five overarching themes of this beautifully constructed hour. More »
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Monster Mash

[An Venn diagram that shows the intersections of men and animals that create myth and legend. This still does not explain the Montauk Monster. Image via Flickr via Kottke]

The Week We Drank the Dark History of Race Relations Away

This week, we all had a beer, with the president, in our minds. In real life we just had beers by ourselves, like always. Well, on Tuesday we had beers with Richard. More »

Living Montauk Monster Terrorizing Canada

Summer is in full swing, so you know what that means: Monsters! It was exactly one year ago today that we first reported on the Montauk Monster and now something that looks like Monty's cousin has emerged in Toronto. Alive! More »

The Week We Headbutted McG

Between the senseless death and nonstop racism, was this week a fun one or what? Also it's raining! Whee! More »

The Latest Montauk Monster Theory: A Compleat Accounting

Newsday has supplied a crucial piece of information in the emerging "Viking Funeral" theory of the Montauk Monster's origin, and we've spent all day going over historical weather records to better assess its credibility. Answer: Maybe! But we're dubious. More »