A university student has hit the popularity chart on the internet, following her video How to fake a six-pack on YouTube which received more than 20 million hits.
A university student has hit the popularity chart on the internet, following her video "How to fake a six-pack" on YouTube which received more than 20 million hits.
Natalie Tran entered the list of the 20 most-watched videos of all time on YouTube with the parody of an ad that showed how women could achieve the look of a six-pack under the guise of make-up products.
Woman "Demystifies" Abortion Live on Twitter, YouTube
A woman took to her Twitter page to tell all about the abortion she was going through - step by step.
A woman took to her Twitter page to tell all about the abortion she was going through - step by step.
The 23-year-old Sydneysider reportedly bags thousands of dollars a month from the ads running beside her videos.
Speaking about her clips, she said: "Most of them are observational videos. I try to make light of some of the funny situations people face every day." (ANI)
With Help From YouTube, Scientists Identify Clues To Brain Injury in Sportspersons
After going through 2000 YouTube videos, scientists from University of Kentucky have identified an instant forearm response, which apparently takes place when players get knocked during
After going through 2000 YouTube videos, scientists from University of Kentucky have identified an instant forearm response, which apparently takes place when players get knocked during
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YouTube Overflows With Hundreds Of Pornographic Videos
Video-sharing website YouTube has come under attack with hundreds of pornographic videos being uploaded onto its site.
Video-sharing website YouTube has come under attack with hundreds of pornographic videos being uploaded onto its site.
Pig Culling Video Clip In YouTube Sparks Outrage
A YouTube video clip showing pigs being culled in Egypt as part of swine flu measures has caused outrage at the apparent barbarity of the method of slaughtering the animals.
A YouTube video clip showing pigs being culled in Egypt as part of swine flu measures has caused outrage at the apparent barbarity of the method of slaughtering the animals.
