May 21, 2013, 11:40 PM
Get the Kleenex ready. This one is tough to watch.
The video covers the story of 14-year-old Zach Sobiech, who passed away May 20 after a battle with cancer. After being told he only had a few months to live, Zach lived.
And Zach changed the world.
He used music to create a legacy and gained more wisdom in a few years than some did in a lifetime.
It’s long, but this video is worth the watch.
Here are four words that will remind us all why a certain someone's movies have made millions: Tom Cruise lip syncing.
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Hide yo' kids, hide yo' wife and hide yo' husband cause someone's robbin' all the supermarkets out here.
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The U.S. National Archives recently released never-before-seen photos of then-Vice President Dick Chaney and other White House officials after 9/11.
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For serious fans of the 1980s TV show, "Knight Rider," KITT rides again, disguised as a car charger.
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The little things can go a long way, especially for someone who has been dealt a frightening and entirely unfair hand.
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Going to a Midwestern University Clinic can help make you feel good in more ways than one.
It's time for the Sanderson Ford Memorial Day sale with the Mighty Fine 69 Anniversary, as Sanderson Ford turned 69 years old in May.
