The way the Lambo driver was revving the engine, they expected an impressive show when the light changed. Instead, they witnessed an embarrassing crash.
A Colombian DJ sets the sordid tale of prostitutes and presidential protection to a catchy beat.
Are cats or dogs better? The Internet weighs in. Plus: breaking news in fish communication.
Wyclef Jean dropped the music video for his Trayvon Martin tribute song , “Justice (If You’re 17),” on Friday, announcing its release on Twitter.
To promote a new channel in Belgium, TNT planted a red button in the middle of a town square. Can you guess what happened next?
Host Daniel Tosh invited viewers to tape themselves sneaking up on women, then “lightly touching” their stomachs. Is the prank simple fun, or out of line?
A new documentary, Alive Inside, follows the “awakening” that occurs when people suffering from memory loss and Alzheimer’s are given music they have a strong emotional connection to — often, music they grew up with.
Greek TV host Panagiotis Bourchas was hosting a party member from a Greek far-right political organization called Golden Dawn over the weekend. Protesters broke into the studio and assaulted Bourchas with eggs and yogurt.
Understanding Same-Gender Attraction (USGA), a campus group that is not officially recognized by the Mormon university, made an “It Gets Better” video for their fellow students, and perhaps to engender some understanding among the community at large.
Kony 2012 Part II will offer a more holistic look at the conflict and counter arguments concerning distorted facts and “slacktivism.”
