This is how fights tend to start and Dave Grohl doesn't tolerate this kind of behavior at his shows.

This coaster has everything a thrill-seeke

Creativity is key in securing a 'yes' from that special someone.

The brainchild of British designer (and Gaga fashion collaborator) Alex Noble, the jacket even adheres to Wimbledon's all-white rule for court attire. Mattek-Sands didn't actually wear it to play, but rest assured, she did make quite an entrance.

That certainly seems to be the case for 50-year-old Bart Hickey. Legally blind, he can't drive a car -- but he can take one apart and put it back together. He even owns his own successful repair shop in the Chicago suburb of Alsip, Illinois.

Dunn has of course been impactful in his own wide-ranging way, and the wild diversity of Brooks & Dunn covers on YouTube are a pretty-great sample of his influence. Among the YouTube treasures we unearthed: a rocker girl singing a heartfelt cover of B&D's 'If You See Her, If You See Him'; a ukelele-toting troubadour singing his dog to sleep with 'Neon Moon'; and a near-perfect bedroom rendition of 'My Maria.' Check 'em out and more below, and don't forget to sign up to see and meet Ronnie Dunn (<-- CONTEST SHORTLINK HERE) in Yakima, WA on June 21!

The British version, called 'Geordie Shore,' tracks the lives of eight young people with a worldview similar to the Jersey cast - namely fighting, partying and hair gel.

After the jump, check out an epic video clip introducing the brand-new cast.

With the cameras rolling, the President attempted to enter into the Oval Office through a pair of French doors, only to find that he had been locked out.

The folks at the movie website Film Drunk have compiled a super cut detailing each one of Seagal's on-screen bone breaks.

Not only will watching this video reveal what that total number is, but you will be surprised by how many movies the '90s icon has appeared in  -- and how many bones he has broken -- over the past 10 years.

It turns out Calgary Flames' winger Jarome Iglina beats Quick with the puck. However, due to some invisible force, the puck is redirected before it crosses the red line.

Is it an optical illusion? Choppy video?  An unseen bump or gorge in the ice?  A ghost?  Check it out, and tell us what you think.

The Russian version seems to be a bit more violent than the original, and it looks like they were dealing with a smaller budget. But if you can get past that --  and the Soviet Bloc-style haircuts -- you can clearly recognize Ted, Barney, Robin and company.

It turns out many popular American shows have been remade in foreign lands.

Read on to check out some of these efforts.

Vladikavkaz, a region in Southern Russia, is plagued by spring avalanches, so the army uses its heavy artillery to create smaller controlled avalanches which avoid Vladikavkaz's main highway.

Using ordnance for avalanche control is actually a fairly common technique around the world, including in the United States.

This is the best video we've seen of the practice, however, and it includes a bonus at the end when the avalanche tries to strike back!

Check it out after the jump.

Unfortunately for Griffin, the dunk didn't count, since he was called for a charge.

After the jump, watch Griffin posterize Gortat. (Does it still count as posterization when you commit a foul on the play?)  We've also included bonus videos of Griffin dunks that were actually worth two points.

But what made his report so memorable was the part when a SUV darn near ran him over as the cameras rolled. Luckily for Higgins, the vehicle stopped just in the nick of time.

Since videos of television reporters actually being struck by things are fun too, we've included a bunch those after the video of Higgins' close call.

Check them out after the jump, and feel free to laugh because none of the reporters were seriously injured (phew!).

This supercut features two minutes of 80 movie characters saying the actual title of the movie.

Check out the surprisingly hypnotic exercise below: