Man Wouldn't Give Up On Squirrel Who Fell From His Roof | This squirrel has the tiniest harness he wears on walks with his human!

Christina Kokonis Viggers got a little brave and tried out Sam's clubs karaoke machine ! Yasssss ! The crowd stopped and listened as she sang 'Maybe This Time' from the musical Cabaret channeling her girl Liza !!!!!!

Preparing the grist for the animals on a peaceful & quiet morning. 'Till the little devils are let out.

Micke Muster was born on the fifth of September in 1962 in Svenstavik, Jamtland. Already as a four year old he felt his way on the keys on a piano that belonged to a neighbour. There he was sitting like he was glued to the piano and after only a few hours everybody was surprised that "the little one can play boogie woogie". Little Micke had found his purpose and now he took all the chances he could to play. Forget "twinkle, twinkle little star", at this point it was a question of Rock'n' Roll all the way from the beginning.

Sailor Jerri rewrote hallelujah for our Veterans. Every picture in this video was sent to her by the great members of our Armed Forces. Thanks to Barbara A. for sharing today's video.

Watch these moooooooooooovers and shakers also known as a bunch of ridiculously cute cows and one little shaker! Get a mooooove on and enjoy this cute cow compilation!

Akiane Kramarik is a child and teenage prodigy, she has become a self-made millionaire through selling her incredible paintings from the early age of 5. Akiane, paints from her visions of Jesus Christ which she claims speaks to her.

Not just everyday failures...these are the big ones. When things go bad in a big way. The ones where clean up is going to take a long, long time.

So you think you know what to do when you get the flu? Watch as this Florida ER nurse goes on epic rant about flu season.

We don't know their names, nor the photographer who immortalized them, but these men lunching 800 feet up show the daredevil spirit behind Manhattan's vertical expansion.

Robin Williams portrays the American flag in "I Love Liberty," a two-hour television special created by Norman Lear and presented by People For the American Way.