Among the many risque double-entendres featured in Beyonce's "Drunk in Love," an oft-repeated reference to a "surfboard," or "surfbort" as the singer pronounces it, has become the single most memorable part of the song that is already being called one of the biggest hits of 2014.

Four parkour artists jump from rooftop-to-rooftop as they chase French guards across Paris.

The eternally morose musician joins the ranks of Sad Keanu and Sad Kanye after scowling at a Chicago Cubs game.

The board of directors for Japan's procreative non-profit Alliance for Raising Children, mostly made up of middle-aged parents, presents its own rendition of "Let It Go" from with a message for all the would-be parents that raising children is not as burdensome as it seems in the country with one of the lowest fertility rates in the world.