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Looking like a lumberjack is the new black.

A man demonstrates how to play an Aztec “death whistle” to make a noise even more irritating than a vuvuzela.

This exploitable comic series often features an antisocial That Feel Guy standing in a corner feeling annoyed at parties.

In this first official trailer for the long-awaited fourth installment of Steven Spielberg’s Jurassic Park series, we’re taken back to Isla Nublar 22 years after the events of the last film, which now features a fully-operational dinosaur theme park under the management of a new company, and of course, a secret project to breed a genetically-modified hybrid dinosaur.

They’re back! An all-new posse of Potty-Mouth Princesses drop F-bombs for feminism to raise awareness, funds and a little bit of hell about the fact that 1 out of 4 women will be a victim of violence against women.

Around last year’s Thanksgiving weekend, what began as an ABC reality TV show producer’s twisted pastime to kill some time during an extended flight delay on the eve of the holiday quickly took Twitter by storm in what eventually turned out to be a big fat awesome hoax.

In the spirit of Thanksgiving Day, let us revisit this classic scene of Hank teaching Bobby how to cut up a turkey from King of the Hill.

With the arrival of yet another holiday season, food-related hashtags like #foodstagram and #EEEEEATS are back in their prime on Instagram and elsewhere online.

The Bad Lip Reading YouTube channel hilarious dubs scenes from the film The Hunger Games: Catching Fire with absurd nonsense.

Videos featuring this year’s batch of violent and aggressive Black Friday shoppers are already being uploaded to YouTube.

The first official teaser trailer for J.J. Abram’s forthcoming Star Wars: The Force Awakens is here, and all opinions about the director and the official title aside, the 88 seconds of action-packed sequences will surely satisfy your curiosity (for now).

Since last year, thousands of Japanese Twitter users have been sharing selfies of their legs dressed in knee-high socks in celebration of the Good Knee High Socks Day (いいニーハイの日).

Around this time of the year, just a few hours of traveling can ruin your holiday spirit for the whole day. In this latest footage recorded for the Swedish news program TV4Nyheterna, a man reacts in pure agony and lets out a scream (that we can all empathize with) after missing his train by a few seconds.

A youthful gamer’s excited reaction after pulling off a 360-degree “knife kill” in Call of Duty has become a mantra among first-person shooter gamers and montage parody makers.