Sunday, April 2, 2017

Couple announces pregnancy in a perfect Bob Ross-inspired way

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BeyoncĂ© might have given us the best pregnancy announcement of 2017, but this couple comes in pretty close with a tribute to everyone's favorite public television painter: Bob Ross. 

To announce the Oct. 2017 due date of a little one, a couple posed as a scene inspired by the Ross-hosted TV series The Joy of Painting. Thankfully, a friend shared it to Reddit, inviting us all to witness this ingenious announcement. 

With the pregnant belly serving as a canvas and a wig that mimics Ross' infamous permed afro, this couple scores bonus point for originality in their clever announcement.  Read more...

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Saturday, April 1, 2017

4 April Fools' Day pranks that went horribly wrong and I am so sorry

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April Fools' Day: the best day of the year. Everyone is pranking one another, having a good time, laughing, and nobody is ever annoyed or angry in the slightest. 

It's the perfect day! 

I love pranks and I am always down for a good one. But sometimes the pranks, unfortunately, do not go as planned. Here are four April Fools' Day pranks I pulled that went very wrong and I am very sorry for them.

1. The Old “Immovable Quarter” Prank.  

April 1, 2013: It was a warm afternoon. I was on my lunch break and eating outside on a picnic table in the park when I decided to have a little fun. I went back to my car and grabbed some glue and a quarter and glued it to the ground so I could laugh at all the passersby who tried to pick it up. Within minutes, a man bent down to grab the coin and could not lift it. I laughed and laughed but nobody else seemed to think it was funny. Instead, to my bewilderment, everybody tried to help him pick it up.  Read more...

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Ringo Starr Raves About the Beatles' 'Sgt. Pepper' 50th Anniversary Edition

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Ringo Starr Raves About the Beatles
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Bernie Torme on Ozzy Osbourne's First Post-Randy Rhoads Concert: Exclusive Interview

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Derek and the Dominos Albums Ranked Worst to Best

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Derek and the Dominos Albums Ranked Worst to Best
Back in the day, there weren't too many artists as antsy as Eric Clapton. Continue reading…

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Friday, March 31, 2017

25 Years Ago: Def Leppard Beat the Grunge Clock With 'Adrenalize'

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25 Years Ago: Def Leppard Beat the Grunge Clock With
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Prank experts build the app of your April Fools' Day dreams

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I know, I know, April Fools' Day has gotten so over the top, few pranks are actually funny (especially when they come a day early.) 

Sometimes, your best bet is to stick with the basics, like a good old-fashioned prank call. Successfully pulling one off is another matter, though. That's where a new app from Ownage Pranks comes in.

Created by the masterminds behind the popular YouTube series of the same name, the app helps you send pre-recorded prank calls to people you know and lets your listen in on the call as it unfolds.

The app has dozens of pre-recorded calls, many of which are based on the characters from the YouTube series voiced by Russell Johnson, the face of the series. Each call sets up a different scenario — a stranger asking why you're leaving notes on their door, a random coworker asking if you can cover their shift — and follows a set script with Johnson's voice guiding the conversation. Read more...

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