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Grab a tissue. So, a reporter for the Columbus Dispatch notices a homeless man with a sign that says he has a golden radio voice. Long story short, he totally does. And the internet has made him famous. You have to watch (and listen) to this guy.

Can't dial through your woolen mittens? Leather gloves keeping you from texting? Pssht. NoseDial, a new iPhone app from German company Buhmann Marketing allows you to navigate the phone's touchscreen features with your nose instead of your hands.

One of life's greatest secrets is that Josh Groban is awesome. Yes, your mom -- or even you -- love his music, with those smooth high notes and calming crescendos, but what you might not know is that he has amazing comedic timing.

It's been a tough winter so far, with the raging blizzard and global deep-freeze, and all. But the human race perseveres! How? By building cool snow and ice sculptures worldwide. Check them out!

Yes, there are the "What is she even famous for?" cracks and the "Isn't she an Oompa-Loompa?" lines but there's no denying that the pickle-loving mini-diva from MTV's Jersey Shore has come a long way, baby. She was dropped in a ball on New Year's Eve in Seaside Heights, NJ (of course) but today she is famous for her book. Yes, her book. B-O-O-K. Specifically, A Shore Thing (Gal

Apparently there was something in the nog. A slew of celebrities decided to either take the plunge -- or plan to take the plunge -- over the holidays. Here's a look at the happy happies.

This man is now likely more famous than you, because he stuffed five dollars worth of quarters in his belly button and posted it on YouTube. You are probably asking "WTF?" and we are too. Here are your choices: He lost his Helly Kitty change purse and this was the next best thing. His laundromat's change machine broke, so he decided to become one. He decided that it wasn't his dancing t

File this under "Is this real life?" Green Lake in Tragöß, Styria (yes, those are real letters) is actually a gorgeous valley -- for half the year. During the flood season, it fills with crystal clear water. It's at this point that the magic happens. Fish swim by park benches, scuba divers swim over mountain paths and bridges become, well, meaningless.