Tis the season to get silly! YouTuber Preston Leathermann, notorious for ‘Dancing With an iPod in Public,’ released a Christmas edition of his viral sensation.
December 8, 2011 People tend to drink a little more around the holidays - and usually for good reason. But a news anchor in Minnesota may have gotten started a little early this year.
Annie Stensrud is an anchor for a CBS affiliate in Mankato, Minnesota which is about 80 miles southwest of Minneapolis
In Auckland, New Zealand, a helicopter became entangled in wires and crashed while installing a Christmas tree on the local waterfront. That’s a sure-fire way to dampen your holiday spirit.
“Oh my gosh,” is all the poor mom in this video can say after emerging from a trip to the bathroom and finding out that her one-year-old and her three-year-old have completely covered the house in a five-pound bag of flour. Maybe they were just trying to help redecorate.
Puppies love to play with everything they can get their paws on, including babies. Three adorable pug puppies scramble onto the back of an equally adorable baby and hang on as the infant crawls about the floor. The dogs soon realize that babies don’t make the best vehicles.
Last summer, mashup artists Kurt Schneider and Sam Tsui released their ‘Summer Pop Medley,’ racking up more than three million views on YouTube in the process.
Now the producer and singer are back with ‘Summer Medley 2011,’ in which they deftly blend snippets from Lady Gaga’s ‘The Edge of Glory,’ Katy Perry’s ‘Last Friday Night,’ the LMFAO singalong ‘Party Rock Anthem’ and more of 2011′s biggest pop hits into one smooth four-minute creation.
What happens when you tell your kids that you ate all of the Halloween candy they collected during the night?
As it turns out, lots of crying.
Paul Green Jr. shoves an astounding 18 quarters up his nose, setting a new world record, according to RecordSetter.com. Well, if you need to be famous for something, it might as well be this.
A woman and her family were stopped at a railroad crossing in South Carolina on Oct. 23 when they saw something unbelievable: a terrified black Labrador puppy stranded on top of a train traveling at 50 mph.
