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Computer freezes when I view huffington post articles on aol

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I wish I knew why because my computer goes into a blue screen shut down and says it has to shut down immediately to keep it from damaging it when I read a Huffington Post article in AOL. It then restarts in safe mode. I try to remember not to browse the internet at all in AOL - but sometimes I forget. It happened twice tonight. I just wanted to see if it only happened when I am in AOL when I look at it and yes it causes a blue screen nightmare crash. Fatal. Don't browse in AOL I guess!

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