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During the video below, you will hear the play-by-play man scream, "A miraculous stop by Quick!" Then, when you watch the replay, you will realize it may well be a miracle, but it has nothing to do with Jonathan Quick. 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.

This week, the trailer for the Russian adaptation of the CBS sitcom 'How I Met Your Mother' has been circulating the Internet. 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 ma

The Russians aren't afraid to use the big guns in their war against avalanches. 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. Thi

Phoenix Suns' head coach Alvin Gentry labeled the dunk Los Angeles Clippers' rookie Blake Griffin threw down over Suns' center Marcin Gortat on Sunday as "impressive of a dunk as I have seen in the NBA in 23 years." 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

Ben Higgins, the sports director for San Diego's ABC affiliate, was in Tucson, Arizona on Thursday, where he covered San Diego State University's first ever NCAA tournament victory. 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 actual

Movie titles aren't just picked out of hat, it turns out.  In fact, they almost always have something to do with the movie itself (they do indeed go back to the future in "Back to the Future"). This supercut features two minutes of 80 movie characters saying the actual title of the movie. Check out the surprisingly hypnotic exercise below:

Is there anything sadder than a guilty dog? Especially one that's just gotten his or her nose figuratively "rubbed in it?" Here are some adorably pathetic dogs who don't even need to be disciplined because they've already punished themselves enough.

A  live-action re-imagination of  Nintendo 8-bit hero Mario as an angst-ridden, mushroom-eating, down-on-his-luck plumber was a big hit this week at the South by Southwest arts festival in Austin, Texas. "Mario," is a trailer-lengthened short, and filmmaker Joe Nicolosi doesn't  intend to turn it into a feature film.  So you can check out all two  minutes of the project below. (NSFW, la

In this video the howls of Siberian Husky magically stop a baby from crying.  It would be even cuter if the Husky's howls didn't happen to be even more grating than the baby's wails.

Not since Ted Danson showed up in blackface for a roast of his then-girlfriend Whoopi Goldberg has a celebrity's performance at the Friars Club been as poorly received as Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino's skewering of Donald Trump last night. Despite Trump being about the biggest, softest target out there, the "Jersey Shore" star's jokes only mustered polite chuckles, awkward s