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“The Devil Went Down to Georgia” by The Charlie Daniels Band has been a staple of pop culture since its release in 1979.

Gordo, a playful German shepherd puppy, treats himself to a quick nap while playing around with his caretaker José.

Richard B. Spencer, the man who started the “is it ok to punch a Nazi debate” and coined the phrase “alt-right,” keeps popping up and last weekend, he had torches and an ill-fitting suit to go with it.

Deadpool, everyone’s favorite meta-superhero, made waves last year after some thought it could win some Oscars. But superhero movies don’t really get Academy Awards. Luckily, this recut version of the trailer might get this movie it’s little gold man.

After being holed up in the London’s Ecuadorean embassy since 2012, Julian Assange is one step closer to freedom due to an announcement that a rape investigation into the Wikileaks founder had been dropped by Swedish authorities. However, he might not be off the hook quite yet.

You want a smartwatch. Scratch that. You need a smartwatch. Why not consider Cracked’s Horton’s Phone Bracelet, something they invented that you need for some reason. Go ahead and buy it. You’ll be happy to do whatever it does.

A copypasta that started on Bodybuilding.com eight years ago continues to pop up in various places online.

YouTuber RockDude edits the terrible trailer for the upcoming film The Emoji Movie to speed up every time they say a bad joke.

A plague of bizarre videos featuring people dressed as the superhero Spider-Man and the Frozen protagonist Elsa have been gaining millions of views on YouTube, leaving many to speculate they are abusing and manipulating YouTube’s algorithms.

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Is Russiagate “the single greatest witch hunt of a politician in American history,” or could it be the most epic political scandal since the Watergate? Whichever the case may be, it is now clear that we’ll find out the answer soon enough, with this week’s appointment of ex-FBI director Robert Mueller as the special counsel to lead the federal investigation.

Vlogger Saberspark investigates the disturbing cartoons that have taken over YouTube over the past year and why they have been so successful on the video-sharing platform.

Moldovan saxophonist Sergey Stepanov returned with his “epic sax” to Eurovision 2017, where he busted out a new solo while wearing a fancy tux and a pair of slick sunglasses.

…What a time to be alive. In this short video taken at Genki Sushi--a popular Japanese sushi restaurant chain, the two iconic novelties of Japanese culture, sushi-go-round and Shinkansen, are combined into a one-of-a-kind, high-tech dining experience.