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If there's one thing this video teaches us, it's to never mess with The Weather Channel's Jim Cantore while he's doing a live shot.

Hungry for some noodles?  These may look fine, but, as this video posted on YouTube by twinclouds1 shows, the California company that made them may have added a little something extra.

"Because I said I would" is hosting a YouTube video posted by Matthew Cordle, who says he drove drunk and killed a man over the summer.

Ariel Castro is pleading not guilty to multiple charges for the kidnapping and raping of three women in Cleveland. In the meantime, his alleged victims, Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus, and Michelle Knight are taking to YouTube to thank the public for its support and respect for their privacy.

If you're a fan of comedy you've surely found yourself inundated with commercials and promotions for YouTube's Comedy Week. Well, the wait is over because it's finally arrived.

Charles Ross has been caught with his pants down because his victims were caught with their pants up. Way up.

How badly does YouTube user Cyriak hate fun-fairs? He made this eleven-second video (with impressive special effects) just to show us.

The comments section on YouTube finally gets what it deserves, courtesy of Buzzfeed.

YouTube has brought the internet so many things.  Every day you can check out scenes from your favorite movies, adorable cat videos, or a tutorial on how to carve your very own authentic canoe.  It’s true, YouTube has brought us these wonderful things–but it has also unleashed a new generation of user. We’ll refer to them as the ‘MeTubers.’

YouTube has announced it’s now streaming 4 billion online videos every day, with more than 60 hours of video uploaded to the site every minute. So what’s everyone watching?

If you haven’t been on YouTube recently, you may not have seen the site’s contribution to the holidays: snow! Not only does the white stuff fall on search pages, but many videos have a little red snowflake on the right-hand side of the bottom bar.

In an effort to increase ad revenues, Google-owned video site YouTube said Friday that it’s launching more than 100 new video channels containing original content.