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Coloring books, once just for kids, have been edited, scrutinized and created just for an audience that hasn’t worried about coloring inside the lines for a couple of decades.

Utah mom Summer Knowlden accidentally slams her little girl in the face with her butt while filming herself performing a dance routine for an online contest.

The science side of Tumblr is a group of bloggers who have all the science knowledge many fandom, fashion and fitness bloggers don’t. But they’re always willing to explain a confusing GIF or video to the other sides of the microblogging site.

The English actor who portrayed the titular protagonist in Super Mario Bros. (1993) has passed away at age of 71.

YouTube comedian Jon Lajoie begs companies to use his song in their commercials in his latest music video “Please Use This Song.”

In this clip from the Jamaican culture documentary series À LA JAMAÏQUE, Kyle shows us how to build a tiny street bike using the parts of two lighters.

Grab your lightsaber. May fourth, the unoffical Star Wars holiday, is almost here.

Check out this 1980’s anime version of the Star Wars science fiction films by the Nacho Punch comedy channel on YouTube.

After The Hollywood Reporter released a photo John Green, popular vlogger and author of The Fault in Our Stars, fans on Twitter started to tweet photos recreating his awkward pose.

Minnesota teen singer-songwriter Molly Kate Kestner sings “His Daughter,” a heart-aching ballad about a girl who gets abandoned by her alcoholic dad and grows up to be a teenage mom.

This deceptive practical joke fools a target into thinking an innocent bystander slapped the back of their head unprovoked.

Check out Redditor GrumpyPunkCat’s gritty re-imagination of Disney characters in Unhappily Ever After.

Mike from The Hacks of Life YouTube channel demonstrates how to sneak into Opening Day at Dodger Stadium along with several other sports event scams.

The social media campaign to diversify children’s literature has authors, librarians, parents and kids sharing why they want to see everyone represented in their books.

YouTuber RandomRealmEntertainment took the memorable “bowling alley” dialogue from The Big Lebowski and dubbed it over a strikingly similar scene from an episode of The Simpsons that aired a year later. And this is the result.

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 is now out in theaters, in which Spider-Man battles against the villain Electro in the Marc Webb-directed film.

How It Should Have Ended fixes The Lego Movie’s conclusion. Did they really expect us to believe Superman could have been stopped with a piece of gum?

General Mills’ granola-snack brand has found itself at the center of the attention from anime fans on Twitter after striking up a casual conversation with a customer who complained that he needs more friends who watch anime.

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