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These Five Old Men Showed the Whole World That They Can Groove!

They deserved that standing ovation from Simon Cowell.

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When you have it, you just have it, right? We’ve seen amazing talents from very young children to old men and women so one thing’s for sure- pure talent does not know race, gender, or age.

In the video, five old men who call themselves “Old Men Grooving” walked up the stage of Britain’s Got Talent, wearing nothing spectacular. They looked like ordinary people in grey trousers and neutral-colored cardigans. During the interview, the men mentioned that they have different professions.Then they got into their positions and bowed their heads. When the music played, the man in the middle started to tap dance for like a few seconds, and Simon Cowell seemed bored immediately. But then, the music changed to a more current and upbeat tempo. The five men lived up to their name as they displayed smooth and groovy moves that made everyone, including the judges, smile all throughout their routine! And without exaggeration or pretence, all I can say is…WOW.

Then they got into their positions and bowed their heads. When the music played, the man in the middle started to tap dance for like a few seconds; Simon Cowell got bored and disappointed instantly. But then, the music changed to a more current and upbeat tempo. The five men lived up to their name as they displayed smooth and groovy moves that made everyone, including the judges, smile all throughout their routine! And without exaggeration or pretence, all I can say is…WOW.

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H/T: Britain’s Got Talent, SFGlobe

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This Group Of Video Editors Revealed What “Man Of Steel’ Looked Like In Its Real Color. So Cool!

Movies sure undergo a lot of editing before they are shown in cinemas! But do you think this is accurate?

Inah Garcia

With superhero movies being produced one after the other, film makers may be pressured into bringing something new to the table. Because even though superhero movies are packed with action and the characters are loved by many, there is a tendency for them to get old and be labelled as 'just another superhero action movie'.

Maybe this is the reason why 2013's Man of Steel have received critiques when it comes to the significant deviations of the film to the classic character of Superman movies. One of the most notable aspects that received a bit of a 'spiced-up' was its color spectrum. This is similar to Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight trilogy, where director Zach Snyder decided to use unsaturated and subdued tones. It was an interesting twist to Man of Steel, which has always been regarded as the bright and ever lively superhero movie.

We found a video from VideoLab featuring the color changes that had been made to the movie. It was a cool comparison and we can't decide which is better - the original or the restored version?

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Clever Dog Might Have Better Toilet Etiquette Than Other People

When it comes to right manners and etiquette, count this dog to deliver!

Inah Garcia

Taking care of dogs can be quite a challenge, especially for busy people who have day jobs and a family to take care of. There are times when friends start calling for a Friday dinner catch-up at 7 pm, but unfortunately, you have to decline because your dog still hasn't 'released' it yet.

This is why we were so amazed when we saw this video. It features Baron, a German Shepherd, who is probably the most clever and prim dog we have ever seen. We wanted to meet the owner as we think he/ she deserves a pat in the back for being able to train a dog this well.

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Her Dad Bet She Won’t Hit the Highest Note, But What She Did is Even More Phenomenal!

You’d want to hear her sing over and over again.

Ann H.

I can't believe that "The Star Spangled Banner" would play in like an earworm in my head. That's how great 11-year old Lexi Walker's voice is. This pretty, little 7th grader from Cottonwood Heights, Utah sang the National Anthem at the Real Salt Lake Soccer game like she was auditioning for American Idol or The Voice. Her angelic voice matched her looks, but her rendition is so powerful and dynamic that she already sounded like a pro! The crowd cheered in awe of her vocal prowess, which also ignited the crowd's passion and excitement for the game.

An angelic face with an angelic voice

Photo credit: aboutmormons.org

Before her performance, Lexi's dad teased her into a wager. Her dad bet that she won't be able to hit the highest note in the anthem. Guess what? Lexi won. And not only that, this little girl even raised the note like an octave higher! It's amazing to see Lexi and hear her sing because despite the range of the song, she sang it effortlessly. Her electrifying voice paved the way for her next stints and TV guestings. She was invited to sing the National Anthem again, but this time at the NFL and NBA games. She also appeared at America's Got Talent, The Queen Latifah show, and Good Morning America. Her cover of the song "Let It Go" has received almost 55 million hits on YouTube.