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The news anchor has been remixed again, this time rapping Sir Mix-A-Lot’s ’90s classic “Baby Got Back.”

In protest against the Brazilian government’s lavish spending on this year’s World Cup games, members of the hacktivist group Anonymous have launched DDoS attacks against dozens of e-government sites and sponsors of the event.

Terry Crews turns his body into a giant drill and burrows all the way to Brazil just to let them know that Old Spice deoderant is now available in the South American country.

Taking a cue from the immensely popular mobile dating apps like Tinder and OKCupid, the long-forgotten prototype of social networking websites from the early 2000s has revamped itself as a trendy geosocial hook-up app.

This fan made video combines two of Trey Parker and Matt Stone’s creations, South Park and The Book of Mormon, into one musical cartoon.

The Islamic extremist group is very active on Twitter, using their app The Dawn of Glad Tidings to send out up to 40,000 tweets in a day.

One of the most horrifying clown pranksters ever to come out of YouTube is back with more hidden-camera antics that will send chills down your spine.

Many bearded gentlemen understand the shock of discovering a baby face hiding beneath their manly bush of facial hair.

The “old and bold” YouTube life consultant Mr. Forthright offers some great advice on how to say no to drugs.

After yesterday’s group-stage match between Mexico and Brazil at the World Cup games, Mexican goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa inspired a series of photoshopped images praising his spectacular performance in which he made six crucial saves.

To promote the upcoming “Love and War” update for the free-to-play multiplayer shooter Team Fortress 2, Valve released this short film featuring a lovesick Scout, radiated teleporter bread and a bucket-loving Soldier.

After three Israeli teenagers were kidnapped by Islamic terrorist group Hamas, students from the University of Haifa launched a hashtag campaign to raise awareness and gain support for search efforts.

A controversial statue of Spider-Man has been removed from an observation deck at a shopping plaza in Busan, Korea after several customers complained about the unmistakable erection bulging through his body suit.

OK Go, the uncontested maestros of viral music videos, has returned with a brand new eye-candy for their latest single “The Writing’s On the Wall,” infusing the group’s signature one-take videography with an arsenal of colorful contraptions and some really cool optical illusions.

The Onion’s brand new parody site ClickHole mocks viral content sites like UpWorthy and BuzzFeed which are often criticized for their gratuitous use of “clickbait” to generate advertising revenue.

Gaben fights against Aragorn with an army of orcs to bring the latest Steam summer sale.

In light of news that the U.S. Patent Office canceled the Washington Redskins trademark, Twitter users offered a few of their own team names, like the Drones or the Caucasians, just in case they’re looking for suggestions.

As the 32 qualified nations enter their second game into the group-stage round at the 2014 FIFA World Cup, Spain and Portugal, the star-studded European powerhouses of international football, are already crashing and burning towards the verge of elimination after suffering heavy and humiliating losses in their opening matches.

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