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Two things that are all the rage this week:  Star Wars and Christmas lights.

Put on your favorite ugly Christmas sweater and cozy up to this yule log!

Parents have all sorts of tricks for pulling their kids' teeth.  My dad tied a string to my tooth when I was 7, and tied the other end of the string to a chair and then tipped the chair over to yank the tooth out. It worked.  This sling bow trick one-ups my dad's chair for sure.  How creative!  Watch this.

This girl REALLY liked Jurassic World.  She liked it so much she cried hysterically for fifteen minutes, fell in head-over-heels in love with the raptors, and gave it a 15 out of 10.  There were a couple of parts that she said were "stupid" but for the most part she was insanely over the top about this movie.  And her loving husband rolled the camera on it.

Meir Kalmanson says, "I love to dance! So I hit the streets of New York City to bust out a few moves... Enjoy!" Why not?!!  If you love people who are just feelin' their vibe and loving life, you'll like this guy.

Oh my goodness!  We're heard stories this week about the floods, especially in Central Texas, and this amazing video from one family is going viral.

Only three more shows and then David Letterman will be officially retired.  Anyone else hate that?

This video on car karaoke was posted Monday and it got thousands of views in a hurry.

Taking questions from the audience can be a risky thing and you never know what you're gonna get.  But Michelle Obama handled it well.

Since the teaser came out last week for the new Star Wars 7 movie, it has generated almost 90 million hits.

This video is up to 4.2 million views now on Youtube.  My first thought was that things would probably get volatile and explode when milk and Coke are combined, but what actually happens is surprising.  And kinda gross! The video was posted in January, but for some reason there's a viral resurgence happening this week...

This is why I love the internet. The mundane things in life can get half a million views on Youtube. Have you ever seen ice melt off of a frozen pipe? We don't get that much ice in Texas, but growing up in Nebraska things were covered in ice from November through March and I never bothered to stop and watch it trickle off...