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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?

While some may be thrilled by the prospect of receiving an average C+, California student Bowen Bethards isn't one of them. In fact, the 17-year-old recently filed a lawsuit against his teacher and school district for receiving such a grade.

Ever watched a sci-fi movie and pretty much sat there throughout it wondering just how unrealistic the stunts are? And if you're being particularly optimistic (some might say, unrealistic), what it might take for you to perform said stunts? Well, we're glad to be the bearer of great news then!

It seems elections nowadays are all about connecting to the people, being the type of guy a voter feels like he can sit down and have a beer with. Isn't that what GW Bush taught us the presidency is all about? Now, Mitt Romney is going that route.

A three-year-old girl from Leicestershire, UK, has become a YouTube sensation after her dad posted a video of her scaling a door frame in her home.

The Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show is a two-day event that takes place in Madison Square Garden (home to the New York Knicks) in New York City every year. Not only was it the interviewer's first time at a dog show, it was also his first time ever taking acid. You'd think disaster would result, but he actually keeps it together for the show. Watch the video below for proof.

It should've been another boring trip to the market for 80-year-old Otilia Martins, who was doing her shopping at her son-in-law's New Bedford, MA store Friday afternoon. But things took a turn when two gun-wielding thugs burst in and demanded money from the cash register.

Disney theme parks have strict rules against adult guests wearing "costumes or clothing that can be viewed as representative of an actual Disney character." Just ask April Spielman, who was told by Disney officials to cover up when she entered Disney World in Orlando dressed as Tinker Bell. However, as far as we know, the Mouse House has no claim on Old Saint Nick.

Iconic artist Bob Ross, who died in 1995, once again puts brush to canvas in a remix courtesy of the folks at PBS who brought us Mr. Rogers' 'Garden of Your Mind.' Happy little clouds and trees, anyone?

We've seen some crazy things in our time, but none of that compares to what's going on in Russia. In this wonderfully random clip, a horse and dog bolt down a sidewalk at top speed heading who knows where. Um, what goes on in Russia exactly?

Clouds gathered above the Aurora cinema after Sunday night’s vigil for the victims in the tragic 'Dark Knight Rises' shooting, believed to be shaped like an angel. Crystal Fuller snapped a photo of clouds and wrote on Facebook: “I took this picture last night after I left the vigil…Looks like an Angel in the clouds above Century 16. Touching!”

As a way to honor their hosts at the 2012 London Olympics, the athletes of Team USA try to wrap their tongues around "Cockney" rhyming slang. As you might expect, they put on a sorry performance. But fortunately it's also nothing short of hysterical, guv'nor.