A home-grown music video “Apple Store Love Song”, performed by FAttY SPiNS, caught my eye today. It’s been watched over 3MM times since originally going live on YouTube in September 2009, but it’s viral success seems to picking up recently.

Congratulations to the University of Connecticut Huskies on winning the 2011 NCAA Basketball Tournament.

CBS Sports’s “One Shining Moment” gives me goosebumps every year. Enjoy this year’s production.

PEACE FM Online published “20 Tips for the Best Sex Ever”, and in their #3 suggestion, they write, “Kick it up a notch by trading racy texts or leaving a sultry voicemail on his cell.”

If your significant other heeds their advice, please share the voicemail with us!

A California mother is behind bars after she allegedly made a prank call on April Fools’ Day in which she said she and her baby had been kidnapped and thrown in the back of a pickup truck.

A 911 call placed on December 12, 2010 by Dawn Holland, a staffer at the Betty Ford Center, who was fighting with Lindsay Lohan was released Friday, three days after prosecutors announced the actress would not be charged with misdemeanor battery due to insufficient evidence.

A Saturday night birthday party in Santa Monica at The Gaslite, which is “world-famous” for its karaoke, reminded me of a prank from the Funny or Die guys played on unsuspecting patrons.

They disguised Jewel as a plain-looking woman, “Karen”, who was in town for a conference. Needless to say, “Karen” stunned the crowd with her performance.

A music video called “Friday” starring Rebeca Black became an Internet sensation over the past two weeks, and YouTube’s ticker just crossed the 75 million mark.

This is truly one of the most viral Internet memes of all time!

See coverage from “The Stir”, part of the cafemom blog network, on a drunk dial voicemail from a young lady named Dominic calling a guy named Ryan who she apparently had serious “chemistry” with….Slight problem, though….she dialed the wrong number!

Thanks to TechCrunch, CNet, and PCMag.com for collecting some of the best April Fools’ Day pranks from around the web.

Demand Media CEO Richard Rosenblatt took issue with TechCrunch’s coverage by Michael Arrington about Rosenblatt’s $40MM yacht called The AdSense.

The voice mail is here and TechCrunch story is here.

P.S. It’s an advance April Fool’s prank!