Speaking of covers... this from Weird Al Yankovic is NOT what you'd expect. We forget but in order to pull of a great spoof cover song, you need to actually be able to play and sing! In 1995, Foo Fighters first album spawned the song "This Is a Call" which was essentially The Foos very first…
Calling all Amazon customers: You can now track your package in real time using Amazon's map tracking.
It was just like fetch: they tried to make it happen, but it didn't work.
Well, that's creepy.
Now if THIS was what I'd have been watching had I watched the Royal Wedding, then I would've definitely gotten up at 5am last Saturday to see it! 😉 Want to know what really went down during the royal wedding between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle...well you've come to the right place: Please for you own good and…
Some burlesque dancers from down under are quite literally performing a stripped-down live version of Star Wars. Appropriately named “The Empire Strips Back — A Burlesque Parody” will be coming to the U.S. with their U.S. debut in California (where else) on May 31, not coincidentally to coincide with the release of the new Star Wars film…
If you're not a fan of veggies, we have good news for you!
File under silly. I'm just not sure that THIS is the big idea that's going to help the U.S. Postal Service start making more $$. The sweet smells of summer: freshly cut grass, barbeque on the grill, the beach, suntan lotion and...stamps? Well, that's the idea. Only it falls short because none of these summer…
It turns out the whole "yanny" or "laurel" audio clip debate started when a high school freshman in Georgia looked up the word "laurel" on www.Vocabulary.com and when she clicked on the audio clip with the pronunciation, she heard it pronounced as "yanny." That's where the audio came from and thus the ongoing and mind blowing debate. Said…
The internet seems pretty even split on what the hell they are hearing (yanny or laurel), Google Trends show that the searches for laurel are way above yanny in every part of the U.S. Which doesn't necessarily mean more people are hearing laurel, but rather that they're searching for it. GoogleTrends on Twitter laurel is ahead…
