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They say when you lose one sense, your other senses compensate. In the case of 15 year old piano prodigy Kuha’o who has been blind since infancy, his ivory-tickling powers are unparalleled.

Guys might be obsessed with shallowness and outward appearances, but even we can appreciate the beauty of something as awe-inspiring as this display. Oh, yeah, the rainbow is pretty too.

This dude Jeff Desom created this ‘visual installation’ based on footage from Alfred Hitchcock’s “Rear Window”.

This past weekend, Honda announced their new standard “anti-theft negotiator” for all cars. It sounded like Arnold Schwarzenegger’s next film role.

Once you become an adult, you can’t really bring your glove to a baseball game. But don’t worry, you still have something to catch a ball with should the opportunity arise. Yup, we mean that 20 oz plastic cup of beer in your hand.

Big props to this poor boy in Canada for belting out one of the most elaborate songs ever written while intoxicated and on his way to the clink.

Who knew cycling fans could be so crazy? At the 2012 Gent-Wevelgem held on March 25th, a female spectator was either really excited to see whoever these two cyclists were, or she was hoping to distract them into crashing.

The Infineon Raceway in Sonoma, California set aside a big chunk of its track so a bunch of cars could break a record once held by Australia.

The first time a paper airplane you make flies well, you feel as if you can tackle any kind of aviation engineering. Then some jerk has to come along and make one that not only is bigger, flies better, and looks cooler, but also with a flick of the wrist he can make it do a full loop in mid air.

Many thought Tenacious D faded away like dust in the wind after their commercially mediocre movie “The Pick of Destiny” received mixed reviews from critics despite the band’s fans loving every minute of it. After five or so years out of the spotlight, the dynamic duo has returned.

We’ve seen commercials starring deceased icons before but none as offensive as this.

Scottsdale, Arizona is the spring training home for teams like the Giants, Rockies, and Diamondbacks, but it’s also been called, “a desert version of Miami’s South Beach” by the New York Times.