The rapper who rules them all is the sketchy yet well liked character known as Smeagol from the trilogy, The Lord of the Rings and although he happens to be loyal to his “master”, his alter-ego, Gollum is not so nice and wants the ring for himself and often refers to it as his “precioussss…” …

One of the initial promises of the internet was realized when social media started taking hold a few years ago. Constant communication and the ability to reach out and engage with others around the globe became more than just a dream once sites like MySpace, Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook opened the doors for our lives at every level to be detailed for anyone to see. The options to keep it personal are still available but so many have chosen to give access to anyone willing to take it. Lives are recorded in fine detail on social media every day. That’s nothing new. What has really been emerging in the…

If you are looking to catch up on any of the most popular videos that broadcasted on YouTube or are looking to revisit which top videos made the top YouTube list of 2012, you have to look no further then YouTube itself. …

Admit it, every once and a while you like to put words in the mouths of your favorite actors. Perhaps you have even tried it by putting the movie on mute and having you and your friends make up a story as it goes along. It is fun and funny. It’s even funnier when you take clips of a movie and record the lip read, it actually looks like they are saying what you said. BadLipReading on YouTube does this quite often and most recently did a lip reading for the popular movie The Hunger Games. …

There are plenty of ways to use mobile devices to promote a business. The merging of social, local, and mobile into the SoLoMo buzzword of 2012 is starting to became a reality for 2013. With YouTube’s latest app for iPhone and iPod Touch, the video giant has given a powerful tool to businesses who rely on showing people their wares before they make the drive. For example, the internet has expanded the reach of car dealerships. People are able to look at more industries in minutes than they used to be able to look at in an entire day of shopping. They can identify the dealerships that have a vehicle that…

It’s rare that a YouTube channel is born that does it right from the first shot. It’s even more rare to find a YouTube channel that does movie critiquing right; so many failures in this area. A new channel that we stumbled upon thanks to r/movies did well at both. Sure, it’s not quite perfect, but for a first shot it’s great. Here’s the first video from CinemaSins as they tear apart The Amazing Spider-Man. …

When you’re talking about why the world didn’t end yesterday, the normal way to do so is to make sure that “yesterday” actually already happened. NASA sets aside conventional thought with their latest video that tells why the world didn’t end yesterday. It’s available on YouTube now, but don’t watch it until December 22nd or it won’t really make any sense. There’s another, more sinister theory. By declaring so boldly that the world isn’t going to end yesterday, are they simply trying to confuse us into believing that when yesterday actually comes, that tomorrow is really right around the corner?…

It is amazing how our technology has advanced far to exclude ignorance that some may assume that others with impairments may not be able to enjoy certain apps on a mobile device that is geared towards those who can see, much like the photo-sharing social app, Instagram. …

Move over all other remote controlled vehicles unless you want to get clobbered by this massive motorized LEGO batmobile. It steers like a real car, has gigantic wheels and can smash the competition. The front of this oversized LEGO batmobile has two remotely fired front end spring cannons. …

Social media is growing so quickly. It seems like yesterday that Ashton Kutcher was trying to get to 1 million Twitter followers ahead of CNN. Now, the new magic numbers are higher. On YouTube, the next great milestone will be one billion views on a single video and “Psy – Gangnam Style” is now the top contender to hit the magic number first after passing Justin Bieber’s “Baby” with over 800 million views. According to Techcrunch: The video made its YouTube debut on July 15 and currently has over 5.3 million likes and about 320,000 dislikes. Bieber’s “Baby” – which had a nice run at the top of…