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Canadian musician and artist Stephen Paul Taylor sums up life in four words and a kickass dance move during an outdoor performance in Berlin, Germany.

Actor John Boyega has responded on Instagram to critics who questioned his role as a black stormtrooper in the upcoming 2015 science fiction film Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

Check out DJ Earworm’s mashup, featuring 25 of this year’s biggest pop hits, including “Shake it Off” by Taylor Swift, “Let it Go” by Idina Menzel and “One Less Problem” by Ariana Grande.

A Staten Island grand jury has cleared NYPD officer Daniel Pantaleo of charges for using the chokehold tactic implicated in Eric Garner’s death.

Cinema Sina grabs some low-hanging fruit by ripping apart all the technical and logical mistakes present in the 2010 fantasy film The Twilight Saga: Eclipse.

Since September, one man in Salt Lake City, Utah, has been providing free meals to homeless people after enrolling in Olive Garden’s seven weeks of unlimited pasta discount program. The story has gone national after he recently shared his story on YouTube, but coming off the heels of many viral hoaxes, some skeptics doubt there’s a marketing ploy at play.

In case you’ve ever wondered, this is what your mobile navigation app in airplane mode looks like when you’re on a jet plane cruising at 400 miles per hour.

The Dethklok frontman Nathan Explosion’s catchphrase from Adult Swim’s animated TV series Metalocalypse is the heavy metal crowd’s answer to hip hop slangs like “swag” or “yolo”.

British web animator Simon Tofield’s doodle cat receives a very very special present for this year’s holiday season.

This series of online questionnaires was selected as one of this year’s most reblogged memes by Tumblr’s “Year in Review” blog.

Now that Movember is officially over, YouTube comedian Michelle Glavan brings a public service announcement for all the “Mo Bros” out there in this music video parody of Taylor Swift’s pop hit of the year, “Shake It Off.”

Japanese Twitter users have been mocking the Pokemon Marshtomp’s blank-eyed facial expression by photoshopping a cutout of the creepy-looking creature into a variety of humorous background images.

As part of a partnership deal between Arby’s and Pepsi, the American fast food restaurant chain is legally obligated to plug in a shout-out to the beverage giant in at least two of their TV ads every year. But this year, they simply forgot. To make up for it, Arby’s came up with something that may be unprecedented in the history of TV advertising: honesty.

The NelkFilmz YouTube prank women walking down the street with various euphemisms for breasts.

After a Change.org petition was created urging Target Australia to stop selling Grand Theft Auto V for promoting violence against women, the retail company announced yesterday they would remove the game from their shelves.

In America, calls for cultural reforms in the law enforcement are growing louder on Twitter through two starkly different portraits of a police officer: one who turns a blind eye when #crimingwhilewhite and another that pokes with a stick for those who are #alivewhileblack.

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