This is a breakdance video clip of the classical song singing in the rain remixed and the guy in the movie will breakdance with a couple of “weird” breakdancers. You’ll definately enjoy this clip if you like hip hop.
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The Hydro-Foam is a remote control electric airplane powered by a brushless motor and lithium-polymer batteries. It’s not a beginner airplane.
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Watch this Rubik’s Cube master solve a rubik’s cube in 29.09 seconds using only one hand.
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What happens when a pitbull picks a fight with a porcupine?
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Dark Horizons and Warner Bros. Pictures are proud to present the exclusive world first premiere look at the “Superman Returns” final logo to be used in the poster for Bryan Singer’s upcoming epic scheduled to fly into theatres June 30th next year.
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Auntie Britney’s new haircut
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Internet phenomena. Memes. Grist for the e-mail forwarding mill. Whatever you call them, Web fads are entertaining, unintended consequences of life on the World Wide Web. Once the masses could put anything online easily, they turned up weird fetishes, hilarious parody, jaw-dropping narcissism, and moments of brilliance. And over the past 10 years, some of these ideas broke through to the mainstream. Whether it was dancing hamsters, a kid enjoying his day as a Jedi Knight, or the sudden ability to publish your thoughts online with just a few simple clicks, the following 10 Web fads still make us laugh, make us wonder, or make us feel guilty enough to update our blogs.
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Two weeks ago I was driving two friends of mind up island to a ferry they were catching, and we spotted a shopping cart hanging a good 40 feet up in the air in a tree.
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