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As seen on Good Morning America yesterday, here is one of the coolest mashups I've ever seen. A YouTuber used clips from 295 different movies to recreate Sir Mix-A-Lot's 90s staple "Baby Got Back." This is unreal! Click "Like" below if you think this is amazing.

It's impossible use the internet nowadays without noticing these hilariously inappropriate e-cards being shared on Facebook, Twitter and other social sites, but we wanted to see them with a more local twist.

I was lucky enough to spend 2 hours at the MVC yesterday and saw lots of happy (yeah right) people walking out with fresh plates. They were all so basic though. So, I searched the Internet for some of the funniest custom license plates I've ever seen. I'm...

Could zombies live among us? A bunch of New Yorkers were transformed to find out.

Every summer, one pop song emerges as the champion among all others to earn the title of "Song of the Summer."

Did this husband go too far while playing this prank on his wife?

Gotye's "Somebody That I Used To Know" will go down as one of the biggest songs of 2012. Some may complain about the sound or the amount of times the song is played, but this is what happens every time "Somebody That I Used To Know" comes on.

How many times have you seen an invention or product and said "why didn't I think of that?" I came across a few online and compiled my favorite five. The coolest part is that all of these items are available online and are pretty affordable!

The President is a busy guy, but he was able to take some time out and take part in the phenomenon of singing Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe."

With the amount of time we spend in our cars, we get to see a lot. Lately I've been noticing an abundance of stupid stuff on other folks vehicles. Here are the top 5 that annoy me.

A little over a month ago, we told you about a guy from Jersey who surgically attached an iPod to his arm. How was it done and what's he doing now? Find out with a video after the jump

God was arrested in Deal and charged with denying his own identity.