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Senior citizens dancing to 'Turn Down for What.'
The Holderness family is back, this time with a Thanksgiving-inspired parody of Meghan Trainor's 'All About That Bass."
Jaden and Willow Smith, the famous children of famous people Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith, were interviewed by T Magazine.
The couple had their loved ones pose for photos and, secretly recording the scene on their phones, revealed the good news.
An Uber executive told an off-the-record dinner he'd consider looking into the private lives of journalists who attacked the company.
A Japanese train that ever-so-slightly floats above the tracks and moves at super fast speeds completed its first run with passengers last week.
Our once white-hot relationship has cooled off, and I'm ready to see other wearables.
Snapchat has announced a partnership with mobile payments service Square to introduce Snapcash, a payments feature that lets you transfer money.
Chris Picco found a beautiful and heartbreaking way to say goodbye to his wife and newborn son in song.
The first character poster from "Inside Out" is really sad.
Violence intensified in the embattled Syrian town of Kobani on Monday, as Kurdish forces upped resistance to Islamic State (ISIS) militants' offensive.
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