This Head-Dropping Dance Will Make You Drop Your Jaw

After blowing away the audience and judges on the AGT stage, Kenichi Ebina may very well be on his way. He performs some seemingly inhuman bullet time-style moves iconic from The Matrix franchise.

WATCH: Kenchi Ebina blows away AGT judges with matrix-inspired dance

 

'Supermoon': THE BIGGEST Full Moon of 2013 in Malaysia

One of the biggest celestial events of the year is almost upon us! Set to peak on Sunday, June 23, the 2013 supermoon is noteworthy not only for the remarkable sight it will present to skywatchers but also because it will be the largest supermoon this year.

'Supermoon' 2013: satellite reaches closest point to earth

What is a supermoon?

 

 

"The LEGO® Movie" Official Trailer Starring Morgan Freeman

"The LEGO® Movie" movie trailer has just been released and it has already gone viral! Don't miss out!

"The LEGO® Movie" official teaser trailer

How To Wear A Face Mask And Not Look Funny

Face masks comes in all shape and sizes, but not all will help protect you from the haze! Here's how to choose the right face mask for you this haze-y season!

Firstly, this is NOT the face mask we are talking about

Not this mask either

This full face mask might give you full protection from dusts, but it might also suffocate you

This bullet proof mask will only confuse people - are you trying to be cute, or scary?

This sir mask will keep you from swallowing any dirt, but you will still breath in a lung full of dust

This 'facekini' will protect you from UV rays, but has no haze protection properties

Also, note that Batman and Lady Gaga never intended their face masks for haze protection

Advice from your biker friends will make more sense for now compared to your celebrity idol

Now THIS is how you wear it right - stylish and protective

 

 

Or you can opt for a more adorable look

And for the ladies

For full on protection, this works too

Fingers-crossed the haze will not reach this level

Yes Nicki, this haze is no joke! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The FIRST Samsung Camera To Run On Android

Samsung has unveiled a brand new modern camera: The Galaxy NX. It's loaded with 4G LTE among other heavyweight specifications that will either confuse you or leave you amazed.

Samsung Galaxy NX mirrorless camera premiere live event

 

"Dumb Ways To Die" Wins Two Awards At Cannes

"Dumb Ways To Die" won the Grand Prix in the public relations and direct marketing categories!

You Have Till 15 July To Save Your Yahoo! ID

Spread the word, you've got slightly over a month to save your inactive Yahoo! ID if you wish to keep it. Yahoo! wants to free up Yahoo IDs.

Yahoo is giving its users a chance to switch to a shorter, more convenient user ID. In July, the company will reset each and every Yahoo ID that's been dormant for a period of 12 months, once again freeing up those usernames for public registration. Describing the cleaning as Yahoo's "next big push," senior vice president Jay Rossiter writes that "we want to give our loyal users and new folks the opportunity to sign up for the Yahoo! ID they’ve always wanted."

In mid-July, existing and new users will have the opportunity to reserve their ideal username. Unfortunately you won't know whether you've successfully scored your top pick until a month later, in August. If you've been ignoring a Yahoo account for months (or even years), this doesn't necessarily mean you'll be losing it. As long as you sign into any Yahoo service before July 15th, your ID will remain yours to keep.

Here's what you need to know:

If you’ve got a Yahoo ID that you haven’t used in a while, you’ve got two months before Yahoo gives it to someone else.

Yahoo announced today that it’s resetting inactive user IDs to free them up for users who might want them. People who haven’t logged into Yahoo for at least 12 months have until July 15 to do so.

The process seems fairly simple: First, Yahoo will allow users to apply for whatever inactive IDs they want. Then, in August, the company will reveal who gets what. (It’s not clear how this affects email accounts, which we’ve asked Yahoo about.)

Yahoo has been around since 1994, giving it nearly 20 years to accumulate countless inactive accounts. Considering how many more users it expects to add with, say, its Tumblr acquisition, I’d say this is a pretty smart move.

Of course, the move also has the ulterior benefit of getting estranged users back on Yahoo again, even if it’s just for a few seconds.

The big question, though, is this: Just how many inactive accounts does Yahoo have by this point? We can only guess.