No one derails a startup quite like the Winklevoss twins. Now their colossal egos have sunk a startup they invested in because they didn't approve of the terms of its sale.

The only thing more expensive than a duplex is a triplex, and that's exactly what Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss just shelled out for, the New York Observer reports: just an ordinary, 4,300 Manhattan condo for two 32-year-old men to both live in.

Tomorrow night marks the premiere of Winklevoss Radio, a new "an hour-long, limited-run" show on Sirius XM. Most of us only know Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss as Greenwich Ken dolls with opposable thumbs *litigation comes separately. So it will be great to introduce the element of sound at no additional cost.

Especially when it's getting you in hot water. The above tweet is presumably from today's New York Department of Financial Services hearing on the legitimacy and future of Bitcoin as currency, and should have been thought over more carefully.

If there's anything the Winklevoss ubermenschen love more than Harvard and revenge, it's Bitcoin, everyone's favorite speculative funny money. They've been investing in Bitcoin-related startups, and it's already going south: one of their CEOs just got arrested at the airport.

You might think Burning Man is a silly, dust-caked hallucinogen playground for people who should never be naked. You'd be right. But it's more than that: Burning Man 2013 proved to be a place for reconciliation between the Winklevii and the co-founder of Facebook.

Attention Joshua Kushner, Sean Parker, and Jack Dorsey: TyTy Winklevoss is now regularly making nakedness with Brazilian model Loris Kraemerh. Selfie time!