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It's Friday morning, and we're all thinking about our Friday nights already. But what happens to your plans if you don't have all the supplies you need for the perfect weekend night?

Have you ever watched a movie and just wondered why in the world it ended the way it did? I know I always have ideas for how they could have ended and been better - in my opinion anyway.

Before we look ahead to 2014, we should take a moment to look back at 2013.

This might just be one of the strangest songs you'll ever hear. I mean, Chinese food is great and all, but a song about it is just a little much.

Ylvis, the comedic duo that brought you, 'What Does the Fox Say?' is at it again. Check out this stellar prank they've been working on! The Intelevator is a one of a kind...you'll see what I mean when you watch these videos: Yeah, they're great, I know...

If you haven't been watching Lil Bub on YouTube, you're missing out. You should probably consider watching the videos ASAP.

The first-ever YouTube Awards are set for Sunday, Nov. 3, and they are firing on all pistons, as they have lined up Lady Gaga and Eminem to perform!

If we could see inside other people's hearts... that's the message of the video below, produced by the Cleveland Clinic promoting that "Every life deserves world class care". The video begins with a quote from Henry David Thoreau, "Could a greater miracle take place, than for us to look through each other's eyes for an instant...

Move over, Justin! There's a new leader on YouTube and her name is Rihanna! The 'Diamonds' songstress has surpassed the Biebs as the most viewed artist on the video website. Go girl!

A couple of weeks ago you may remember me posting a story about the Nebraska Cornhuskers allowing a 7-year-old cancer patient score on a 69-yard touchdown run. The East Carolina football team had a similar heart-warming moment during their spring game this weekend.

This video was just pasted on Monday (4/8) and it already has 6 million views. With that many views I knew I needed to check it out. When the video first started I was less than impressed, but by the second clip I was rolling.

Our receptionist here at the radio station discovered that YouTube has gotten in on the 'Harlem Shake' craze too!