The filmmakers gathered 50 people…including children…and asked them “If you could change 1 thing about your body, what would it be?” The adult answers don’t surprise you, we can all probably think of 10 things we would change about ourselves. What made you think in the video is ALL of the kids thought of adding…
This video was created to bring attention to a documentary on Gay Rights. Watch it below to get the full impact.
This is just a GREAT tip if there’s ever a power outage and you’re without candles or a flashlight. Create a torch with a can of tuna and a piece of paper towel that will burn for 2-3 hours!
Pam was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s in 2009. It has changed hear and her family’s lives, but one thing is constant — she knows how loved she is by her family.
This video of the heartfelt toast made by the father-of-the-bride at Rostin and Emily’s wedding is so deeply moving. Words aren’t enough to adequately explain the beauty of this video. If it doesn’t move you to tears, what Rostin has to say about his bride will no doubt leave you misty-eyed.
Immaculee Ilibagiza’s story is one of the most incredible stories of forgiveness. In 1994, she was forced to hide in a 3 ft. by 4 ft. bathroom for three months with six other women while members of the Rwandan Hutu tribe massacred nearly one million men and women of the rival Tutsi tribe. Immaculee and the other…
Six-year-old Kazuya Murata, better known as Yo-Yo Baby, is being dubbed as an international yo-yo genius. In July of this year, the Japanese boy entered the Asia Pacific Yo-Yo Championship and astounded the judges and spectators. There really is no way to explain how incredible he is with the yo-yo. So I’ll just let you see for yourself:
To celebrate 56 years together, George, 91, dances while his lovely wife, 82, plays “La Galopera”, a traditional Paraguayan polka. She’s
This is a great experiment for your kids or grandkids, they’ll LOVE it, and it’s easy to do!
Alan Eustace is American computer scientist who works for tech company Google as Senior Vice President of Knowledge. On October 24, 2014, he plummeted to Earth at a shocking 822 miles per hour during a record breaking, high-altitude jump according to The New York Times. Watch this amazing video of his journey:
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