Is this the best teacher prank ever? Who cares, we’re dancing!
Alfonso Ribeiro of ‘The Fresh Prince of Bel Air’ is back, and he’s leading a Carlton dance flash mob.
The prank collective paired with the Guggenheim Museum for their latest stunt.
Featuring every Mac user’s worst nightmare, the “Spinning Beach Ball of Death.”
Everybody’s favorite flash mob crew, Improv Everywhere, has returned with a Christmas-inspired musical surprise just in time for the holidays.
With the sting of the Arab Spring still lingering, it takes nothing more than a water gun to alarm governments these days.
Flash mobs, the social network and text-message organized groups comprised mainly of youths, are nothing new. Originally, they came together for very quick performance art in public places. But whereas the clusters used to get together mainly for nonsensical fun like pillow fights and Glee performances, some have taken on criminal intent — and some [...]
They gather in masses, organized through social media or during large events to shock and stop witnesses in their tracks. But these aren’t satirical flash mobs — they’re planned heists, and they’re gaining momentum in youth circles across the country.
There will be dancing. Lots of dancing.
