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Before Grumpy Cat took the Internet by storm, Jason Scott’s pet Sockington was the reigning feline king of Twitter.

YouTuber c00lb00bs recreates the famous siren noises from Kill Bill (as originally heard in the opening theme of the 1970s TV police drama series _Ironside) with a blow dryer.

As one of the most subscribed vloggers on YouTube, actor Ryan Higa has amassed over 15 million subscribers since launching his channel in 2006.

After selling out pre-sale in America, The Force Awakens is rustling the jimmies of fans everywhere with this more revealing trailer.

The tech firm Magic Leap released this concept video featuring footage of an augmented reality shooter game, claiming it was made entirely using “Magic Leap technology” without any special effects.

It’s that time of the year again: make it through the rest of this month without shaving your facial hair in the name of men’s prostate cancer!

Ben Carson, former neurosurgeon and religious leader, is now occupying the top spot in the GOP race to the nomination, but his controversial statements about Muslims, the Pyramids, and his own past might keep him from his goal.

These wacky teens discovered a cool new backyard jet fuel.

Why use your own fins when you can use someone else’s?

This vlogger, known for producing bizarre comedy sketches and music videos, has amassed a significant online fandom since launching his YouTube channel in 2006.

This funny and frightening short, “Modern Educayshun,” takes hyper-aware political correctness in the classroom. to its dystopian endgame.

19-year-old student Hunter Park has been arrested on suspicion of writing a terrorist threat directed toward students at the University of Missouri on the anonymous messaging application Yik Yak.

YouTuber Jonathan Gordon was surprised to find an octopus demonstrating its impressive camouflage abilities while snorkeling by a coral reef in the Caribbean ocean.

The forthcoming game from the team that brought the world Skullgirls has struggled in its $1.5 million funding attempt, but many gamers around the world are rooting for its success.

Back in 2013, Australian businessman Teg Sethi dropped $60,000 on a new Jeep Grand Cherokee, only to face an endless string of mechanical issues and unpleasant customer service experiences. After realizing he’s bought a lemon car, Sethi decided to follow the proverbial wisdom: when life gives you lemon, make a rap music video.

In celebration of Veterans Day, read up on the history of the U.S. military’s iconic World War propaganda poster featuring “Uncle Sam” and the parodies that came afterwards.

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