The creator of the 90s pop culture supercut we all adored last month is back at it again, this time with with many more video clips that commenters (like you guys!) pointed out had been omitted.

This little guy is being hand-raised by Australian zookeepers after having some difficulty with his mom. Watch him cuddle his stuffed friend. See him drink from a bottle with his weird little old-man face. Note that he has trouble retracting his tongue all the way into his mouth. Fall in love.

For last night's premiere of the fourth season of Toddlers & Tiaras, the series' breakout stars—Eden Wood and Makenzie—were set up to go head-to-head in an '80s-themed pageant, with lots of hoopla leading up to the actual event. The girls (ages 6 and 5, respectively) were flown out to L.A. to appear on Entertainment…

Manhattan socialite Beata Boman, a self-described self-described "former model and fashion designer" was arrested Tuesday afternoon for stealing a scarf that's possibly worth more than that clunker you're currently driving around.

A blogger for Andrew Breitbart's truthsite valiantly spent part of his Memorial Day weekend reaching out to the guy suspected of putting an underwear-covered erect penis pic on Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-N.Y.)'s official Twitter account. The blogger got a response!

Not too many years ago, the American economy was booming, and a population engorged with internet-stock money began moving to Berkeley, buying solar panels, and proclaiming that its consumer products needed to be "green," for the sake of saving the earth. "Money is no object!" proclaimed the typical American consumer,…

Tonight, Lifetime continued its grand tradition of providing the public with tacky made-for-TV movies with the premiere of William & Kate, a supposedly accurate chronology of the romance that will culminate with next week's royal wedding.

A dog trying to cross the highway is hit by a car and hurt badly, unable to move. Moments later, another dog comes rushing to his rescue and leads him to safety. It is said that the injured dog did not actually survive.

Throughout history there have been countless attempts to discourage new technologies only to protect other people's self-interests. Below are some of the most suppressed inventions ever.

Jared Leto looks exactly like Kurt Cobain in this footage he shot when he heard about a possible Cobain biopic. Leto writes on the YouTube page that he made this to "explore the character and explore creative possibilities."

Puppy pals Gus and Jaxx always have each others baxx. Watch as Gus helps free Jaxx when he gets stuck under the couch.

Regina always wanted a horse to ride but her family could not afford it. So she did the next best thing and taught her cow Luna to jump like a show horse.

Angry dad falls victim to kitchen sink prank three years in a row, each time ruthlessly cursing his son out. You would think after his dads tongue lashing he'd be to sacred to try it again, but he gets such a kick out of it he keep doing it again and again. Extremely NSFW language.

It's amazing be reminded of what was acceptable before being PC was so important.

This guy seems to be on the wrong side of a three martini lunch and even worse, there's an entire office filming his exploits. A kind stranger unsuccessfully tries to help, but at least he brings him some water.

This random twister is relentless when it gradually picks up velocity and power on a soccer field mid-game. Attempting to take two tents with it, it fizzles as quickly as it appeared.

We've previously lauded Andy Samberg's Nicolas Cage impersonation from SNL. Well, tonight, Samberg-as-Cage was back—with a very real Jake Gyllenhaal, who delivered the line of the evening: "You're in every movie—you're like the white Samuel L. Jackson."

On tonight's Elton John-hosted SNL, Tom Hanks made a cameo—a Laser Cats (The Musical!) Digital Short cameo! Faced with the kidnapping of his Castaway companion, Wilson, Hanks was forced to pitch the horribly low-budget film to Lorne Michaels.

Divo extraordinaire Elton John is doing double duty on Saturday Night Live tonight by serving as both host and musical guest. The most surprising thing about John's monologue—besides his dressed-down look—was his knack for some parenthood-related stand-up comedy!

Too busy to sit down in front of the ol' boob tube this week? Here's what you missed.