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This is Chris Kipiniak. You might recognize Chris from his work on "The Good Wife", "Law & Order", and "Delocated". But after this dramatic reading of a Yelp review, you'll never forget him.

Daniel Gracia is the most awesome dad ever. Or at least a dad willing to do pretty much anything for his son on his birthday. Oliver thinks he's getting an awesome present by being given his very own Spidey suit... but that's just the start.

We're going to take a wild shot in the dark here and assume Ronald Hetzel of Las Vegas was not having a good day when police first appeared on the scene after getting reports of objects being thrown inside Hetzel's house. He was sitting on the curb screaming with no shirt on. And then it got worse, especially for his neighbor.

'You Don't Know Jack' has been a popular game series since it debuted in the mid-'90s. Currently, it's ruining worker productivity on Facebook. But the game with the sarcastic announcer and brutal difficulty curve has a soft center as this video demonstrates.

Our favorite little snippets of video are back -- it's time for the best animated GIFs of the week. As usual, we've captured how you probably feel this week, some little goofy fails and some special GIF sets just for you.

Roller coasters are a lot of fun but like anything else, they have health risks. You can injure your head, neck, or back, and even cause ear damage. You can also apparently hit in the face by a bird.

Hmm, what's going on in the world right now? Well, 'The Dark Knight Rises' just came out, the presidential race is getting tough, and Chick-fil-A insists on keeping an anti-gay marriage stance. Combine that with a little internet-inept grandma, a confessing bear and some "white dog problems," and you've got the Funniest Memes of the Week.

Thanks to South Korean archer Im Dong-hyun the first world record and the first moving human interest story of the 2012 Summer Olympics in London has come before the Games of the XXX Olympiad have even officially begun.

The question of what time does the Olympic opening ceremony start has more than one answer. Technically, the kick off event for the XXX Olympiad is set to get underway Friday, July 27th at 9:30 PM London time, or 4:30 PM Eastern Standard Time. However, NBC won't be airing the event until 7:30PM, Eastern and Pacific time.  So American audiences will end up watching the opening ceremony on a tape de

The Brits may be known for being "prim and proper," but when it comes to the practically Draconian regulations surrounding Olympic advertising there are no rules to this game. Even the words "London" and "Summer" have been banned from any advertiser who refuses to pay the costly sum of approximately $500 billion to the International Olympics Committee. There’s even an

When it comes to storing large amounts of money in your home, underneath the mattress has long been the venue of choice. But when an Australian man sold his car for $15,000, he thought he had come up with a better place to bank the cash.

Nickelback is the band everybody loves to hate. Well, everybody besides the loyal fans of the Canadian rockers, who have sold over 50 million records worldwide, as they are quick to tell you. As of today, there is no Nickelback fan more loyal than 22-year-old Kevin Beaudette of Tupper Lake, NY, who risked life and limb to see the band.

In 1982, John Wardlaw was joined by four of his high school buddies at his family's cabin in Copco Lake, California. During their retreat the five friends, who were all about 19, shot a group photo using a self-timing camera. They didn't think much of it at the time, but when they all found themselves at the cabin again five years later they decided to recreate the photo. Thus began a tradition th

In a story that's sure to make you hungry for seafood, a Connecticut man recently rescued a gigantic 80-year-old lobster from certain death at a local restaurant and released it back into the wild. Too bad! And here we are with our bibs on and drawn butter at the ready...

Since the summer is half over, there's hope that we'll never have to hear Carly Rae Jepsen's ubiquitous hit 'Call Me Maybe' ever again. But before that happens, you'll have to endure the US Olympic swim team's cover of the monster pop phenomenon. Can you ever forgive us?