• PancakeBot Is a 3D Printer That Draws Edible Pancakes

    A world in which you sleep in on a long weekend and wake up to a robot making you pancakes is closer than you might think. Meet PancakeBot, a 3D printer that creates pancakes in different shapes and sizes. Miguel Valenzuela is the man behind the invention. Valenzuela thought of the idea in 2010 after reading an article about a pancake-stamping machine made of Legos pieces. When the Norway resident shared the idea with his daughters, they became very excited. Valenzuela spent the next six months perfecting the first version of PancakeBot. A number of media outlets covered the device after he posted a video on YouTube.

  • Father-Daughter Duo Creates Lip Dub to Iggy Azalea's 'Fancy'

    Might there be a new favorite song of YouTuber users that cannot be found on the Disney "Frozen" soundtrack? Meet Iggy Azalea's hit single, "Fancy," and the adorable father-daughter combination that created a very popular lip dub to it.

  • Charlie Day's Commencement Speech Goes Viral

    He turned down an entry-level financial job to struggle as an artist in New York. He then rebuffed a role in a Fox sitcom so he could focus on his own show, which at the time paid nothing.

  • 13 Year-Old Accumulated A Half Million Vine Followers With His Six Second Song Covers

    First it was MySpace, then YouTube, and now the emerging trend is discovering new talent on the social network Vine. The six-second-video site's latest star has vocal chops that could rival most singers you hear on the radio, and he's only 13 years old.

  • 13-Year-Old Accumulates a Half Million Vine Followers With His Six-Second Song Covers

    First it was MySpace, then YouTube, and now the emerging trend is discovering new talent on the social network Vine. The six-second-video site's latest star has vocal chops that could rival most singers you hear on the radio, and he's only 13 years old.

  • Insane Zip Line BASE Jump Captured With Two GoPro Cameras

    "If I fall off of this, I've got a parachute on, so it's no big deal." That statement sounds like it could fall under the category of famous last words, but they were actually some of the first (and thankfully, not last) said by Marshall Miller in a recent video. The BASE jumper appears in a new GoPro advertisement on its YouTube channel. Miller heads off to the Moab Desert in eastern Utah, where he is outfitted with two GoPro Hero3 cameras. Then according to GoPro's YouTube page, Miller is "talked into doing an epic zip-line BASE jump."

  • YouTube Prankster Asks Women Out Using Their Own Advice

    Norwegian YouTube prankster Freddy Fairhair, nee Fred Andreas Ligaard, operates under the assumption that women love to give relationship advice in a new video where he puts their tips to the tes

  • YouTube Group Recreates 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' Theme as a '90s R&B Song

    You will never listen to your favorite Saturday morning cartoon theme songs the same way after watching this. Scott Bradlee, perhaps most known for his Postmodern Jukebox band, is also releasing a series of Saturday morning cartoon themes reinterpreted as '90s R&B songs. Along with a group of other musicians, Bradlee is tackling a new theme every week and appropriately uploading it to YouTube on Saturday morning.

  • Cruise Ship Uses Its Horns to Play 'Seven Nation Army'

    The Grammy Award-winning rock song "Seven Nation Army" has been covered by other bands, mashed up with hip-hop vocals, and used as the soundtrack for celebrations at sporting events across the globe. From nightclubs to workouts, the single has seen its share of diverse applications.

  • Video Of A Bunny Eating Raspberries Has Over 6 Million Views

    It is a 33-second video. It was uploaded to YouTube on Friday. It already has 6.6 million views — and that number is rapidly climbing. It is a video of a bunny eating raspberries. That's all.

  • Watch These Field Reporters Deal With the Unexpected

    If you are compiling a montage of 2014's best news bloopers, here are two nominees for the final cut. The first comes courtesy of KTLA in Los Angeles. Reporter Courtney Friel was on the scene of a brushfire in Rancho Cucamonga. As she was interviewing a person off camera, a man without a shirt approached her. Friel asked the bystander if he lived around the area. The man answered her but also had an inquiry of his own.

  • New Experiment Shows What Internet Lag Would Be Like In Real Life

    The demand for faster Internet connections has grown proportionally to the rising popularity of FaceTime, video chatting, and other means of real-time communication. But with some Internet service providers (ISP) in certain areas, a connection lagging real time by a few seconds is inevitable.

  • Storm-Chaser Videos Offer Incredibly Close Views of Latest Tornados

    As the South braces for a second straight day of storm fronts, emerging videos offer a closer look at Mother Nature's fury. Storm chaser Scott Peake drove into a tornado that touched down in Louisville, Miss. Gov. Phil Bryant said during a press conference Monday that the Louisville area was one of the hardest hit by the storm. A major concern is the town's hospital, Winston County Medical Center. The tornado tore down walls and caused gas leaks in the building.

  • French Filmmakers Use Remote Control Cars to Create Paul Walker Tribute

    Fans of the "The Fast and the Furious" franchise are enjoying a new tribute to the late Paul Walker that uses remote control (RC) cars and a scaled-down set.

  • Memphis Fireman Slips on Ladder While Battling Blaze

    A new video making the rounds online shows just how far firefighters go to protect others. Janice Bridges filmed a 20-second clip and posted it to her Facebook page on April 19. Bridges is a photographer for the ABC affiliate in Memphis, Tenn. She captioned the video, "Fireman having a bad day on a slippery truck..."

  • Dolphins Protect Long-Distance Swimmer From Great White Shark

    Swimmer Adam Walker was simply trying to help the dolphins. The mammals returned the favor in a fashion he may never be able to be repay. Walker found himself swimming New Zealand's Cook Strait as a part of the Oceans Seven mission. The British open-water swimmer hopes to be the second person ever to complete this group of seven long-distance swims in sites around the world. He is also looking to raise funds for Stop Whaling, a nonprofit group focused on whale and dolphin conservation.

  • Watch a Swedish Student Finger-Snap Super Mario Bros. Theme

    It seems that lately when it comes to viral videos, a muse of the Internet has been the Super Mario Bros. franchise. The video game Mario Kart was given "real-life" treatment and mashed up with the Sochi Olympics. An animator created a spoof mixing the TV series "Seinfeld" with characters like Mario and Luigi. Last week, we highlighted a video about a college student who played the Super Mario Bros. theme song using a lot of wine glasses.

  • 'Mr. Awesome' Online Campaign Honors Boy Who Died in Pool Accident

    A new online campaign titled "Mr. Awesome" is paying tribute to a 7-year-old who died earlier this month in a pool accident.

  • Maria Menounos Finding Out Who Her Real Friends Are Through New Reality Show

    In her book "The EveryGirl's Guide to Life," Maria Menounos advises readers to "shake the tree of the bad apples" every couple of years. The TV personality says sometimes friendships start off well but eventually change. Menounos is experiencing this again following the launch of her new reality TV show.

  • 100-Year-Old Woman Reflects on Her Late Husband

    A photographer is helping a 100-year-old woman tell the world about her late husband on YouTube. Brandon Stanton created "Humans of New York" in 2010. Referred to as HONY, the blog and subsequent Facebook and Twitter pages showcase photographs of everyday people in New York. In each post, the subject's story is told with a simple caption – sometimes just one line. The subjects themselves range from children to commuters to a couple in love.