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After a fantastic and inspirational weekend of INTERCHANGE in Bozeman, there may be more talk about "how to come out". Many people don't come out as LGBT until much later in life than they'd like. YouTube produced this quick video that is inspiring and asks the simple question of "Who Do You Love"?

And in today's "Lucky Moron" segment, a 17-year-old outside of Los Angeles decided it would be a good idea to have a car come right at him at 40 miles an hour so that he could jump over it. The car makes contact with his legs, he flips through the air, and he somehow manages to land on his feet and run away. Apparently, he was left with just a bruised ankle. Lucky morons make good video.

John "The One" Maguire is not only busy training for his upcoming UFC 161 fight against Mitch Clarke on June 15, but he's also spending a little time choreographing a unique (shall we say) octagon entrance. Apparently, if he can get 10,000 Twitter followers he will perform this dance during his walkout to the cage. Does this make you want to hear more from Maguire on Twitter? I'm pretty

Why is it so entertaining to watch people injure themselves (as long as we're pretty sure it wasn't too serious)? This phenomenon might not be the best endorsement for the human race but, nonetheless, it's true and I've got an awesome new YouTube compilation for you. Check out these Playground Fails :

Little Diogo Mello was apparently not quite 2-years-old in this video when he grabbed his little mini guitar and sat down with dad to cover The Beatles "Don't Let Me Down". The kid's a natural! Get ready for all the cuteness you can handle:

New Russian dashcam footage has surfaced on YouTube of a car slamming into a bear. I wouldn't be able to share this if the bear appeared to be hurt, but I suspect the car got the worst of this one. Check out this bear jump up and run off like it was no big deal (just another reason I pray I never have to encounter an angry or hungry bear):

If you're ever in Milwaukee look out for a dude performing crazy, original tricks on his bike. Most people in the BMX world are already aware of Tim Knoll and what he can do. He posted a video back in 2010 where he performed a bunch of tricks that had never been done. Well, he's back at it again. Check this out:

I am loving YouTube Comedy Week! Check out the latest hilarity posted, titled "Start A Mumford Band! Key of Awesome #71". I love Mumford & Sons and the insinuating joke here is really a great compliment to them. Are we currently living in "Mumford Land" with many "Mumford Bands", which has now spawned a "Mumford Man" (or 3)? Check this out:

It's going to be a great week to waste some time online at YouTube, as it's Comedy Week! A slew of your favorite comedians making special appearances along with the team behind YouTube itself. Here's to productivity!

There are talented street musicians all over this globe, and thanks to YouTube we now have the opportunity to catch more glimpses of some of that untapped, raw talent out there. Check out this lady casually playing what appears to be a 4-stringed guitar in a very cool, yet most unusual way.

I just came across this YouTube video, which was apparently uploaded a couple years ago. I don't know if this guy is still entertaining people out of his cab in Brazil with the most spot on Michael Jackson singing voice I have ever heard...but you need to see this:

30 skiers near Montreal pulled off a pretty cool trick on Sunday. They joined hands, hit a jump, and nailed a backflip...together. It was pretty sweet, it looked like an aerial wave. They were reportedly trying for a world record, but it hasn't been confirmed by Guinness yet. Two videos were taken, one from above the jump and one from below. Check out both here: