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Taco, the singing chiweenie, may be the biggest little four-legged fan of the long-running series "Law & Order: SVU" ever.

Check out Benny Grunch “Ain’t No Place To Pee On Mardi Gras Day’. Pretty much hits the nail on the head don’t it?

The Cajundome's roof isn't just pretty, it also cleans itself!

A Tennessee cowboy lived up to his name when he helped save a runaway calf on a busy highway.

We've all had (maybe even still have) coworkers who make our jobs much more difficult than they already are.

Dracula's Castle is beautiful, but the wi - fi reception probably bites.

Let us reflect back to the time someone dressed like a witch and rode a broom around Lafayette for Halloween.

Have you ever tried this? Does it work?

His name is Jessie Morris, and he was a homeless man living in New York. From what I understand, he has passed away since this video was shot a little less than a year ago.

While tensions between police and civilians are at an all - time high, we've seen time and again that tragedy is bringing out the best in both groups.

This looks fairly simple to pull off. If you're not drinking alcohol this 4th, you can easily modify this recipe into something alcohol free.

These two bears, we only assume they are a mother and her cub, are hungry, and they don't care how close humans are and whether they want to watch them seek out a snack!

Taylor Swift is NOT playing around when it comes to Easter Egg Hunts!

Captain Clay Higgins details the resounding success of St. Landry Crime Stoppers in 2015 in this week's video

I can't even handle how hard this guy Chrsitmased...I mean how AMAZING is this for a Son to do for his Parents?

Granted, it's not like the guy is driving a Ford F-250, but this is still pretty impressive.

This dude trips and catches himself...on a painting that is 350 years old, and worth a whole lotta money!

This video stops before he pulls the trigger, but be warned, it's incredibly chilling.

Today was one of my favorite days ever, because today I got to talk to country music legend John Conlee!

When things like this are seen, I can't help but wonder how many things lurk around in the ocean we don't know about, and possibly never will.