A newlywed couple in Scotland heard music in the streets and saw the romantic opportunity to dance right there in the middle of the busy shopping plaza. Everything seemed to come to a halt as people stopped to watch the beautiful couple share a dance together.
And over in Spain, one man wanted to propose to his girlfriend... under water. It was her first time scuba diving, and he saw it as the perfect opportunity to pop the question. When the time came, she was left speechless! Possibly because of the snorkel in her mouth, but you get the idea. View Now
When a family discovered a would-be burglar inside their Houston home, they were not expecting a four-legged one! A deer somehow got inside their house, and the Houston Police were called out to assist. The anxious animal eventually made it out the door after slipping a bit on the unfamiliar floor. Nothing was missing, so they officers let him go with a warning. View Now
We just showed you this year's touching annual Christmas ad put together by John Lewis & Partners, the department stores in the U.K. The commercial showcases Elton John's legendary career taking a trip backwards in time, from the current day to Elton as a little boy receiving his first piano. Now, go behind the scenes to see exactly how the time travel took place! View Now
Only Will Smith could train for just three weeks before completing a half marathon in Cuba! It was just another thing to cross off his bucket list (we saw his epic 50th birthday bungee jump over the Grand Canyon). View Now
Instant Family
This film is inspired by writer/director Sean Anders' real-life story of adopting children in the foster system. Mark Wahlberg and Rose Byrne play parents with the perfect house hoping to become decent parents to kids in the system. It will tug at the heartstrings, but be prepared to laugh at parenting 101 for the somewhat unprepared. It would be a great family movie for pre-teens too, but it's more foul-mouthed than expected. At it's core though, it's a sweet holiday film. View Now
Based on the memoir "Boy Erased: A Memoir" by Garrard Conley, the film delves into the now mostly shunned practice of gay conversion therapy. Lucas Hedges gives a heartbreaking performance as the son of a Baptist preacher who struggles with his sexual identity. A devastating assault, a lie and the desire to please his parents lands him in a program that seeks to create more "manly" men. It deftly details a juvenile bootcamp that some would consider a loving therapy program but that many others would consider cruel and unusual punishment. There's a lot of Aussie power in the film about an Arkansas family. Joel Edgerton directs and stars in the film along with Russell Crowe and Nicole Kidman. View Now
Sometimes, you eat something so good you just have to call your momma and let her know. And that's exactly how Daym Drops is feeling. If you haven't heard, KFC just rolled out a new menu item — chicken and waffles. Finally, right?! Such a classic combo. One thing's for sure, this video will leave you craving some soul food. View Now
Some of the best motocross riders in the world can be found at the HydroGarden Weston Beach Race in the UK. It's known to be one of the craziest and most hazardous races in the sport, and you can see why.
When one of the riders suffered an engine failure during the race, he had to carefully make his way across the track, dodging other riders going at top speed. Unfortunately, two other riders still collided with his bike, sending them flying but luckily, it looks like there were no serious injuries. View Now
What a series of weird events! A mail carrier from the Australia Post accidently set off a chain of events when she hit a trailer. She then tried to move the trailer with her van not correctly parked, and it edges forward, almost hitting her. The postal worker finally gets back in the driver's seat, leaving the trailer blocking a neighbor's house. Her employer is investigating.
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Delivering the mail is generally a mundane process... unless you're one of these people. One mail carrier almost hit herself with her own van, another was likely on his last delivery of the day as he danced up and down the driveway, and the third just needed to get a few reps in. Whoever invented these doorbell cams knew exactly what they were doing! View Now
Fast food workers were in for a huge surprise when one car rolled up to the drive-thru and ordered a cheeseburger "with a side of rock and roll." The vehicle then pulls up to the window with an entire rock band in tow and begin jamming out to the classic "Africa" song by Toto. Because this song is just so catchy, the employees had no choice but to sing along.
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Pants aren't always a required garment, but you'll probably want them on when you're under arrest at the police station. Still, one guy decided to go full Donald Duck and throw his pants at the officers. You'll be surprised to learn that the plan didn't work out so well for the man, and he was sentenced to a year in prison. View Now
Olga Belka is one talented woman. Not only is she a professional painter, but she's also a scuba diving instructor. One day she decided she wanted to combine her two passions and share the beauty of the underwater world through her art. Now, she spends hours underwater painting beautiful portraits and even teaches classes for those wanting to learn her unique craft. View Now
It's getting to be that time of year where many of us stop and reflect on the things in life that we're most grateful for and Jonah Tolchin wanted to express his gratitude with his friends and family. So he wrote a song with their help and asked them to write down that they were grateful for in life. What are you all grateful for? Besides RTM, that is.
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As fall begins to roll through the northern hemisphere, so do the incredible lights in the sky. Adrien Mauduit lives in Senja, a small town in Norway and loves going out during this time of year to get beautiful time-lapse footage of the northern lights. The photo technique makes the colors look like they're dancing across the sky. View Now
Does the world's hottest pepper deter mice? Shawn Woods wants to find out. He gathered a bunch of seeds into two piles, one with chopped Carolina Reaper mixed in, and even made a "ring of fire" around the bait. Then, he waited to see if the peppers would deter the mice from eating the seeds. The hot peppers were enough to make Shawn cry, but surprisingly, the mice were left completely unfazed. View Now
Crosby is having a very good day. His mom just revealed to him that he's going to see Twenty One Pilots live in concert. For all the parents out there, that's the name of a band and not 21 people who are qualified to fly a plane that are putting on a show.
Then, it's a cute baby in a big puffy coat. Her dad makes her giggle before she remembers she's cold and goes back to being bundled up. What more do you need? View Now
Who's up for a nice peaceful walk in the mountains? Not, Theo de Blic, that's for sure! This professional paraglider and trail runner makes sure when he heads outside that he's spending every moment conquering nature. View Now
We all know who are the biggest fans at football games, the mamas of the players! In the hilarious video by It's a Southern Thing, we see how moms show their support in different ways. From the classic "cheerleader" mom who starts every chant to the mom who has to save the best seats, we've seen them all a time or two! View Now
Rene Laverdiere is home for Thanksgiving, and he's surprising his family! He's been working away from home in the oil patch for 55 days, and the kids haven't seen him this whole time. Their reactions say it all.
Zachary Foster was also surprised to see his best friend, who flew all the way from Hawaii just to see him. His jaw nearly hit the floor when he saw Jessica walk up to his table! View Now
Chloe and her 3-year-old daughter Tessa had a surprise for dad, Eduardo. He might not have been expecting a present, but Eduardo was overjoyed to learn that the couple will be expecting baby number two in May.
Next, Christina and Clint are so excited to learn the gender of their new baby that they could just burst. Or rather, bursts some balloons at the skeet shooting range. View Now
The folks from Hope For Paws are experts when it comes to rescuing dogs. One cute little fur ball was hiding under a car, and turns out the only thing that would get her to come out was a little bacon. Looks like all she needed was a little BLT... I mean TLC. View Now
Noel Guevara wanted to take some time-lapse video of a polar bear walking past his GoPro camera in Canada. The polar bear wanted to play around with the GoPro instead. He may not have gotten the video he wanted, and he might have some damaged equipment, but he still came away with a cool video. View Now
Oscar winning director Steve McQueen and writer Gillian Flynn certainly know how to entertain audiences with a different kind of storytelling. What makes "Widows" so watchable is the story and the players hired to deliver the drama and action. Viola Davis leads with precision as the wife of a big time thief (Liam Neeson). He and his buddies are caught in a robbery gone bad. To make it worse for their widows and girlfriends (Michelle Rodriguez, Elizabeth Debicki), the money was taken from a really bad guy played by Daniel Kaluuya (who's willing to put them all in a sunken place), and he sends the bill to the ladies. This movies engages on multiple levels of race, politics, graft, gentrification, class and privilege, and there are twists and turns (some telegraphed) as the ladies attempt a heist of their own to pay the money back, but it's definitely a solid ride when the dust settles. View Now
While this story exists in the Harry Potter universe, it would be a mistake to expect the same kind of story. The film opens with an intense and daring prison escape and settles into becoming what most second films in a trilogy are — lots of exposition becoming a link to the big denouement in the final film. Gone is the whimsy of our favorite magical creature lover, or as we mere muggles would say animal lover, Newt Scamander (Eddie Redmayne). The creature hunter is asked to skip his day job and hunt for someone — a little difficult as Newt has been forbidden to leave England for nearly destroying New York (see the first Newt film "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" for a full explanation of that). More importantly, Newt is asked to choose sides in a political battle. As this is decades before Voldemort is on the scene, the villain Grindelwald (a non-pirate version of Johnny Depp) is the one causing lots of mischiefs. Grindelwald is sneakier and more polished, but he's just as evil as "He Who Must Not Be Named." Now if all this is lost on you, you may be lost seeing this tale. Heavy are the doses of magical family lines and characters that will the uninitiated flummoxed. However, for diehards, it's just another film to bide your time until the next one rolls out.
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There is a refrain in the song "History Has Its Eyes on You" that repeats in the musical Hamilton — "Who lives. Who dies. Who tells your story?"For many stories of the unnamed hundreds of thousands who died as a result of the wars in Sri Lanka, Libya, Syria and other war-torn countries around the globe, their biographer was foreign correspondent Marie Colvin (played admirably by Rosamund Pike). The film details how the real-life journalist was willing to put herself in harms way to tell those stories, and she did not go unscathed personally or physically. She lost her eye while covering hostilities in Sri Lanka. She dodged bullets and bombs, but she was willing to go where no others did. This earned her a one-on-one interview with Muammar Gaddafi during the Arab Spring uprising because he liked her. Gaddafi claimed he liked her even more than former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice who was a strong woman with "African blood" in her veins. The film is brutal, very graphic and earns every inch of its R rating, but "A Private War" is a solid film worthy of the full price of a ticket. View Now
