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And now for your daily dose of "aww!" YouTube user whatucalldat posted an all-too-adorable video Sunday of their "Mini Warbler" re-enacting the famous 'Teenage Dream' number from 'Glee.'

Every state has its good points and its bad ones, right? Well, author Paul Jury playfully points out the bad ones in a promo video he calls '50 State Stereotypes in Two Minutes.' Jury, who just wrote a book called 'States of Confusion: My 19,000-Mile Detour to Find Direction,' squeezes out the hate from sea to shining sea in a mere 120 seconds.

Cell phones can do many things these days, but you'd be hard-pressed to find one that also satisfies your nicotine craving. Britain's Sun newspaper reports a drunk driver in Russia pulled over by police tried to make a call with a pack of cigarettes he thought was a cell phone. Cops pulled over the would-be Marlboro Man after noticing he was driving erratically. When they stopped his vehicle, the

Choreographer John Jacobson wowed the Internet late last year with his 'Double Dream Hands' video, an original dance composition full of sunshine, unbridled enthusiasm and spry athleticism. Months later, Jacobson has returned with a follow-up video, 'Double Dream Feet,' in which his smile is every bit as big and his dance moves are every bit as kitschy. We'll be the first to admit that 'Feet' does

Mary J Blige announced that her next studio album, My Life II, The Journey Continues, will be released this fall. She's has already received contributions from Danja, Kanye West, Stargate, Swizz Beatz, songwriter Kevin Cossom and The Underdogs. The Queen of Hip Hop Soul said, “It's a gift to be able to relate and identify with my fans at all times. This album is a reflection of the times and lives

NATE DOGG, whose real name was NATHANIEL D. HALE, died YESTERDAY (3/15). He was 41. The cause of death is unknown at this time. He had suffered from several health problems, including two strokes, one in 2007 and another in 2008. NATE DOGG made his debut on DR...

A 10-year-old walking on a subway platform in Milan, Italy while playing his handheld PSP became so engrossed in his game that he wandered right onto the train tracks. The youngster took quite a tumble, but Alessandro Micalizz, an off-duty cop, immediately jumped down onto the track and pulled the boy to safety. The next train was less than a minute away. No word on what game the boy was playing.

Just as a YouTube meme seems safely dead and buried — interviews with their stars on morning talk shows are usually a sign of impending doom — the power of auto-tune comes along. Today, the magic of auto-tune has touched the infamous "mall fall" video — and the catchy slow-jam "Fell in the Fountain" is born...

Here is a look at some of the memorable Super Bowl Ads from last year. A commercial for this years Super Bowl as short as thirty seconds can cost a company up to $3 million. That sounds insane, but the number of viewers for this Sunday’s game is expected to reach 100 million...

According to TheSmokingJacket.com, here's a rundown of some stuff that guys should not be using: The Volkswagen Beetle The Shake Weight Sketchers Shape-Ups Herbal Essences (You know ... those fruity shampoos, conditioners and body washes.) The Wii

Ask and you shall receive. Brave comedian Craig Rowan defied the conventional wisdom and recorded a few videos in which he, very bluntly asks for $1 million. The really crazy part? He got it from an unnamed millionaire, who will present him with a check during a live performance in NYC...

We know how dangerous driving while texting can be, but walking and texting can be just as dangerous. In fact, you could drown - in a mall.