Cats are cute, fluffy and (as the internet has proven) pretty funny too. Our furry feline friends have been really good at hogging the spotlight and taking over social networks, with their adorable pictures and humorous memes, but after all this time they finally have some competition, the goat.
In the 1990s, many of us were introduced to the web browser Internet Explorer or IE for the first time, which is a part of the Microsoft Windows line of operating systems. A lot of us have used this browser to access the World Wide Web at some point or another, but as time moved on, so have we.
We have all seen, heard of, and used sentences relating to, “First World Problems”, long before the term even existed. You know, those times when we find ourselves complaining about minor issues that occur in our everyday lives that can usually be resolved quickly and is looked at as petty in comparison to the much larger and more important issues happening all over the world. Although the term is used often, many of us don’t know much about its history or why it has become so popular over the years.
Lord of the Rings fans rejoice, as today begins another series of three Peter Jackson epic fantasy-adventure films, based on the novel by J.R.R. Tolkien, starting with the highly anticipated movie “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey.” It has been a long wait for these films, since the last of the LOTR films debuted in 2003.
You may be familiar with the term, “Parkour” due to it becoming more widely well-known by the online community, via videos on YouTube or through television shows that use the term often, like the character Schmidt, in the “New Girl”. However, if you have never attempted to parkour before, than you may not know its meaning, the history behind it, or that there is an award-winning concept car derived from it.
As most of you are fully aware, one of the most popular dances right now is Gangnam Style due to its fun video and catchy song. However, on Saturday a new dance craze was born on an episode of Saturday Night Live (SNL) and it just might take over the famous “Horse Dance” and have you doing the “Sloppy Swish”.