Don’t steal computers belonging to people who know how to use computers
The rapper has asked that the embarrassing video be pulled from YouTube and that he was sorry for stealing the Macbook. Steve and his new fan base told him to get bent.
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The rapper has asked that the embarrassing video be pulled from YouTube and that he was sorry for stealing the Macbook. Steve and his new fan base told him to get bent.
This particular and talented acapella group hails from Slovenia and do a sterling job of Toto’s great hit Africa. Enjoy!
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by Galen · Published January 20, 2011 · Last modified June 21, 2024
Google’s worldwide Science Fair gives teenagers the opportunity to join in a new kind of online science competition that is more global
The video Where the Hell is Matt? has seen over 21 million views to date, so you’re likely to have seen it before
My fellow Rhodents and I managed to reach celebrity status with our Backstreet Boys parody that wet the pants of many viewers young and old
Downhill cycling champ Greg Minnaar has been in the sporting news quite a lot this year. He has been doing rather well for himself lately and is basically the “world champion of downhill.” Fact.
VIDEO: Ancient Southern Indian temple dancers recorded in stone at sacred temples come to life as award winning dancer – Dr Anita Shanmuganathan and her team of husband and wife perform in front of the High Commissioner of India and other distinguished guests in an event held in Durban. Dr Anita Shanmuganathan earned a National Award for Best Dancer in India as well as the Tamil title “Bharatanatya Pracharamani” in 2002. Today she is one of the world’s most renowned spiritual dancers.
VIDEO: Interview with Bryan Crumpler. Bryan Crumpler was destined to be a football player until he was given an old clarinet as a gift at age 12. He took to the instrument with an open breath and has since performed all over the world, as well as for royalty – including the king and queen of Belgium.
Multimedia is fast becoming the ‘in thing’ in the South African media industry. Media organisations that offer online content in the form of videos, podcasts and slideshows on their websites are getting a lot more traffic than those that simply regurgitate text stories with a couple of photographs.
The recent merger of YouTube with Google Video has resulted in a frustrating bug for all online video fans
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