Once those paddles come out, there's no turning back. Watch as the two youngest members of the Kardashian clan Kendall and Kylie Jenner (who aren't even Kardashians) play an impromptu game of "Which Sister?" with Glamour Magazine. The sisters are on a promotional tour to promote their Topshop fashion line. View Now
You remember Courtney Barnes, don't you? He pretty much broke the Internet this week when he gave one of the best local news interviews in the history of ever when he was on his way to get a piece of a burger and witnessed a police car crash.
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With a 5-2 vote, the Glendale City Council voted to cancel its 15-year lease agreement with the Arizona Coyotes hockey team. Phoenix resident Ronda Pearson took the opportunity to speak at a Wednesday council meeting, and she did not disappoint, firing rapidly at Glendale Mayor Jerry Weiers View Now
Six-year-old Maisie Gregory presented Queen Elizabeth with a bouquet of flowers and curtsied properly in Cardiff, Wales, Thursday. The moment ended abruptly for Maisie, as a saluting soldier then smacked her in the face. Yikes!
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Dominique Waters is a grown man who claims the same hometown as LeBron James: Akron, Ohio. After Waters slapped hands with James before Game 3 of the NBA Finals Tuesday night, he was reduced to tears. Possibly forced? Maybe. But genuine in intention? Absolutely. View Now
I gotta admit, I'm a big fan of Melissa McCarthy. But when "Spy" started, I got a sinking feeling about this film. . . . But once she's thrown into the field because no one would believe she's a real agent, things got fun.
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has been filming Central Intelligence in the Boston area for about a month now. A special fan showed up on set Wednesday and wanted to pull an airplane all by herself.
The Rock is a good dude. He makes dreams come true. So 2-year-old Kai got to pull an airplane . . . all by herself.
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Warning: Video contains some graphic cinematic imagery. Regarded as the "most realistic representation of war ever put on screen," take a look at what really went down on Omaha Beach in Steven Spielberg's Saving Private Ryan. View Now
June 11, 1993 was a date that changed our perception about Dinosaurs forever. It was the day Jurassic Park was released. This weekend, we celebrate the release of the newest installment in the franchise, Jurassic World, which is pretty dino-mite! View Now
Whether you knew him as Dracula, The Man With the Golden Gun, Saruman, or even Count Dooku, Sir Christopher Lee left an impression on film goers for over half a century, and so it is with a heavy heart that we all say goodbye. After experiencing respiratory problems and heart failure, Lee passed away on Sunday, June 7th, 2015 in London. View Now
You know all that crazy stuff they make people do on the jumbotron at sporting events? Well, Ministry Of Funny TV set up a fake one to see if they could get people to participate at the bus stop. From bongo cam to Kalland Wave cam, and everything in-between, the prank was hilarious. Sadly no one puckered up for the kiss cam, besides a few RTM hosts. View Now
Everything has its own television channel: music, sports, fishing. Why not live stage acting? thESPiaN has you covered, with their ESPN-style segment StageCenter. Get the skinny on who's getting recruited to what school, what thespians are using stage presence enhancing drugs, and what blocking foibles have been going on stage-left. Oh, and don't forget to sign up for the Hamlet Fantasy Cast, for "though this be madness, yet there is method in't." View Now
There are beginner archers, there are master archers, and then there's Dominique Martins. Most of us can't even shoot a bow and arrow in normal fashion, let alone hit a moving bullseye using our feet while in a handstand. Wow! View Now
Surprising your significant other that you're pregnant while taking a selfie may not elicit the best reaction, but surprising someone with a dog always does. View Now
Social experimenters over at Max Man TV put together a very controversial test: have a guy drug a girl's drink at a bar and see how other patrons react. This type of experiment has been done before, but the range of reactions in this video is what makes it especially unique. View Now
Ever heard of meat glue? Well apparently there are food-serving places that use it to turn scrap meat into expensive steaks. You could've been eating fake steaks this entire time! Ballistic BBQ's video is pretty eye-opening and not so much mouth-watering. View Now
Got a knife, but not sure if it's sharp enough for your needs? Check your blades edge by using the hair test - all you need is your knife and a very trusting friend. Follow the steps outlined by ChefSteps and you should be fine (as long as nobody sneezes). View Now
The great thing about action cameras is that they can catch all your great moments, like a fun longboard ride or a relaxing afternoon tubing at the river. The bad thing about action cameras is that they can catch all your worst moments, like running into the neighbors dog while longboarding, or wiping out while tubing. View Now
Cats get stuck in trees. A lot. But don't worry, the gang from Treetop Cat Rescue is here to save them from their leafy prisons. The Seattle-based cat rescue group recently scored a spot on Discovery Channel, and Tom Otto from TCR came on RightThisMinute to talk about their exciting show. View Now
CCTV captured the shocking moment a car accident sent an explosion charging through a crowded café in Australia. The horrific scene, sparked by gas, left many burned and injured as they attempted to dodge the massive fireball.
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People by action cameras because they capture great video and can handle extreme situations. Falling off of a plane and getting attacked by a hawk definitely count as extreme, and these two cameras handled both situations swimmingly. View Now
