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When 33-year-old Lizzy Snyder of Lewiston started filming comedic vlogs for YouTube, she was just in it for the entertainment value.

There is no doubt that, much like Tom Brady, Ian Cunningham is getting better with age. He, along with Ian Biggs and Sarah Gonzalez keep impressing New England and the world year after year, season after season with their incredible talent.

Get ready for another Super Bowl run with this Patriots playoff hype video

The water comes from a simple garden hose, the electricity is an easy 30 amp plug hook up, the oven and heat are propane, the hot water can be either propane or electricity. The house also has a two way power inverter if you want to hook up some solar panels and go off the grid.

A guy walking along the coastline in Portland takes a pretty nasty spill and then shares the video on YouTube. Take a look.

Check out this video about all the reasons NOT to move Maine...made by a guy who can't even pronounce Bangor correctly.

What a waste of a perfectly good bagel!

What makes the Whoopie Pie such a popular treat here in Maine?

As more people look to cutting the cord, YouTube's new streaming TV service has finally arrived in some parts of Maine.

Check out this impressive tutorial in case you've ever wanted to speak like they do in downeast Maine... Ayut!

This German Shepherd sure can sing, and he has great taste in music!

All over the world kids are getting back to basics when it comes to keeping themselves entertained. The latest fad involves zero screen time and a meager investment of approximately 99 cents for a plastic water bottle. The "Bottle Flipping" trend was started by North Carolina high school student Michael Senatore during his school's talent show...

Once in awhile when you scour YouTube, you'll come across something that stops you in your tracks...and this is one of those things. YouTube user AmericanStandardRules01 has filmed a series of videos going to various bathrooms from popular establishments in Portland and South Portland...

Sam Tsui caught my attention when I was watching the You Tube Rewind: Turn Down for 2014 video for about the 100th time.  Even one of my sons saw me watching Sam's videos and agreed they are pretty good.  What we actually agree on something musically?!?

Stick a camera on the dashboard of a police cruiser and you will see all kinds of interesting things, including but not limited to, the officer behind the wheel singing and dancing along to Taylor Swifts super-popular song, Shake it Off.

YouTube has produced a really awesome end of year review of some of the most popular videos of 2014.  It's a mesmerizing production referencing some of the big moments in pop culture.