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A dazzling trapeze act tempts gravity—and death.

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Marrying a Swedish girl during a car rally may be the dream of teenage boys around the globe. For a handful of very lucky men, this dream actually came true.

American police officers keep us entertained with the T.V. show “Cops,” but the Italian police force outdid them decades ago.

In no better form is tempestuous nature evident than in the sea.

The only knife fight you’d find happening in this Filipino prison would be a choreographed scene from “West Side Story.”

Dogs may be domesticated animals, but they are animals nonetheless.

The best cross-section of American thought might be found in a Google search.

While the arcade is an endless source of entertainment for children of all ages, one certain machine is certain to put a damper on an otherwise perfect day.

From the nightly news and daily talk shows, to candidate Facebook profiles and viral videos, Americans are probably being subjected to the presidential campaign in their sleep.

One Second Life user upgrades virtual reality with some help from a Van Gogh masterpiece.

People aren’t so different from sheep.

One man makes talking on a cell phone while riding a motorcycle look so easy.

The Smart Car can fit over a dozen passengers—if you’re desperate.

One man’s fight to the death with an infamous hurricane.

Even congressional bills have to have catchy names.

Madonna and Justin Timberlake go animatronic.

With one out of every two marriages in the United States ending in failure, it seems the phrase “till death” has become merely a suggestion.

A dancer so good he should arrest himself.

A company IT consultant multi-tasks the video game Halo and his job.

Madrid’s “ladies of the night” are out to prove they’re still ladies by day.

A priceless rap about the price of gas.

An interactive clip from YouTube where users can help the main character find his missing cat.

Wear your environmentally-friendly heart on your…chest.

A video from Boing Boing tv which captures a childhood memory of the Drive-In through the use of “ambient animation”.

Taking the term “tying the knot” to a whole new level.

If juggling was for court jesters, then contact juggling would have been left to Merlin.

More proof that mockumentaries are inspired by real life.