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The internet’s favorite white Pomeranian Gabe“borks” the 1999 pop song “All Star” by Smash Mouth in this remix by YouTuber Rapid Liquid.

When you’re waiting to be seated at Olive Garden and spaghetti falls out of pocket…

He was a cat
Riding a Bike
Can I make it any more obvious?

Comedians Chelsea Peretti and Eric André play a pair of annoying TMZ employees in this scene from the 2016 comedy film Popstar.

When cool and chill guy online @RandyGDub joked that he was tearing apart Trump ballots in Ohio, he probably didn’t think the story would make national television, and yet…

Australian electronic music artist Pogo works his brilliant magic in his latest mashup tribute to one of the greatest TV series of all time, Star Trek: The Next Generation.

Rockstar Games just announced that a sequel to their critically-acclaimed 2010 western adventure game Red Dead Redemption is set for release next fall for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One systems.

Screen Junkies risks angering the entire internet in this episode of Honest Trailers taking on the controversial Ghostbusters reboot film.

Check out this rendition of the “Rainbow Road” theme from jazz band and Twitch stars Super Soul Bros.

Wikileaks announced on Twitter this week that founder Julian Assange had his internet cut by the Ecuadorian government after releasing transcripts of speeches delivered by Hillary Clinton to the multinational finance corporation Goldman Sachs.

This image macro series features various stock photos of people laying in hospital beds, who are in for a rude awakening when they discover what has happened since they fell into a coma.

As the saying goes, never judge a book by its cover. YouTuber Jon Sudano showcases his natural vocal talent in this haunting cover of Adele’s 2015 chart-topping piano ballad.

Rush Limbaugh has been inciting controversies for years, arguing conservative politics and peddling conspiracy theories.

An upcoming live box set features Queen playing their sports-arena classic “We Will Rock You” as a fast rock song, and it’s pretty dang good.

While this pejorative expression has been frequently used to describe the specatucle of this year’s presidential election, it was originally popularized in the context of poorly performing sports teams.

A man plays several cathode ray tube displays as a musical instrument at the Kenpoku Arts Festival in Ibaraki, Japan.

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