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Thanksgiving is a day where we take the time to reflect on what we're thankful for. Most people say their families, friends and their kids. That's nice and all but let's be less cliche and more realistic. We're AMERICANS and we can be pretty selfish, which is why I created a list of the REAL things Americans are thankful for this Thanksgiving...

Mom's want the best for their children, but some mom's go a bit too far especially when it comes to sports. Apparently according to a new study competitiveness regarding your children goes WAY beyond sports.

Ok, I admit I'm one of those people that likes to take pictures of my food. But I can't help it, I'm a foodie and I want to document the amazing meals I eat whether I keep it to myself or share it on social media. But, Cinnamon Toast Crunch wants us to take it a step further...

If you grew up in the 90's, it's time to rejoice because the popular soft drink, Surge is back! The citrus-flavored pop hit shelves on Monday after 12 years since it was discontinued. It's the #SURGEComeback! Coca-Cola debuted Surge in 1996 as a competitor to PepsiCo's Mountain Dew and was pulled in 2003 after sales declined...

As much as we love social media we also get frustrated with it at the same time. It's a love-hate relationship. But the portion we dislike usually comes from other people and the things they say or do. Someone I know from back in Detroit is a friend of mine on Snapchat and I can expect one from him in my story section every day. Furthermore, I can expect the same type of Snapchat everyday. I open

The newest social media trend is where women are posting selfies with makeup on just half their face to show how cool makeup is. They are calling it the The Power of Makeup, and the goal is actually to show that it's cool to wear makeup...

Most of us have experience someone telling you "you remind me of (insert name), or you look just like (insert name)." Niamh Geaney decided she wanted to find her "lookalike" so she made it a friendly competition with her two friends Terence Manzanga and Harry English, to see who could find their “lookalike” the fastest...

NBC's Saturday Night Live did a parody with Dakota Johnson on Saturday night. In the parody, a dad played by Taran Killam drops off his daughter (Johnson) to what at first seem like college. It ends up being for her to join ISIS -- the acronym for the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham terrorist group.

Ah, technology. With the advances over the years, it's pretty hard to stay anonymous. Take, for instance, this pair of apparent iPad thieves in suburban Houston.

Thanksgiving is less than a week away and now you can celebrate the special relationships for which you're the most thankful with a cool new video feature from Facebook.

Well, this is a giant pile of nope. I will never in my life be able to visit the town of Wasco, California. Why? Because there is a creepy social media-savvy clown lurking around at night taking his photo with various city landmarks. And also because I'm terrified of regular clowns, so add "creepy" to it and I'm totally out.

Apparently Facebook went down for a bit on Friday. I didn't even realize it, but apparently people really freaked out. How do I know they freaked out? They called 911!