Daniel Joseph Cruz

The Oklahoma City Thunder pulled through Game 5 in the 2014 NBA playoffs Tuesday night against the L.A. Clippers. While Tuesday night's game was filled with excitement and controversy, the Internet's creative people made a funny meme of Kevin Durant.

"The Flash" is speeding his way to television screens this September. The five-minute trailer excites viewers and fans alike as it introduces the young Barry Allen and how he got his superpowers.

General Motors has recalled 2.7 million vehicles for safety issues like faulty brake lights.

Tripwire Interactive officially announced "Killing Floor 2," a sequel to their first Killing Floor installment that was released in 2009. The rumours about KF 2's accidental leak in Steam's official webpage is now made a reality, and the game could hit the market shelves before the end of the year.

The European Court has ruled that individuals have the right to contain and remove their personal data on Web search engines.

The main "Harry Potter" saga ended two years, but the fans are chattering about the boy wizard again. Warner Bros. announced recently that the first Harry Potter spinoff trilogy movie will hit theatres on Nov. 18 2006.

A new trend of dyeing pet dogs to look like pandas has begun in China.

Over 245 miners and counting died in a coal mine explosion in the western town of Soma, Turkey last Wednesday. Nearly 450 miners have been rescued, according to the mining company. In the last few hours, only more dead bodies are recovered from the pit. Officials say there still remain 120 people trapped inside the coal mines, fearing if they're still alive or already dead.

Russia slowly severs the tie with the United States as it will suspend American GPS operations in Russia come June 1. In the same clause Russia will also stop supporting Washington in using Russian-made rocket engines for military satellite launches.

A new Internet sensation has been born when Carter, a hungry little kid, knocked on his neighbor's doors for some bananas.

"Neon Trees" frontman Tyler Glenn has recently announced that he was gay last March. Glenn has been keeping his secret to the public since six years old, and now he had the guts to announce it to everyone.

From (spoiler alert) Tyrion's latest "award-winning" defiance in the trials up to the "Hound's" rage for chicken, there are too many note-worthy scenes in "Game of Thrones" throughout the show's four seasons. Though many George R.R. Martin's "Songs" readers babble about the deviations from the book, bookies and non-readers pick their favorite GOT characters.

Doctors can't stress enough the significance of sleep.

AT&T Inc. is at the forefront of acquiring satellite TV provider DirecTV for $50 billion possibly in the next two weeks.

"Frozen's" Queen Elsa makes cold waves in her television appearance in "Once Upon A Time." The Disney owned ABC teased viewers in "OUAT's" season three finale on May 11. Queen Elsa's arrival in the fictional town of Storybrooke delighted fans and viewers.

Glaciers from the West Antarctic Ice Sheet pose a grave threat to global sea levels as it recently started an irreversible state, two new studies show. Scientists say the recent melting of the Thwaites glacier was faster than they anticipated.

Jimmy Fallon is in a remarkable slew of "The Tonight Show" episodes, as he had a hilarious sketch with Amy Schumer last Friday. Two of Fallon's most recent funny episodes to date were his lip sync battle with Emma Stone, and his "Word Sneak" game with Bryan Cranston.

If industry watchers are going to loosely base the evidence that Apple's acquisition of Beats Electronics with Dr Dre's recent video, then there's no more need to speculate. Immediately after news broke out that "Apple Inc." will settle the acquisition deal with "Beats Electronics," Dr Dre went on celebrating as the "first billionaire in hip hop."

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the sale and distribution of the "DEKA Arm System."

The rise of "Terminator-like" robots may become a reality soon.

"Vibram USA," makers of the "FiveFingers" runnings shoes settled a class action lawsuit over claims that the company made false advertisement about the shoe's health benefits. American customers who purchased the FiveFingers pairs are entitled a refund of up to $94 per piece.

"Vibram USA," makers of the "FiveFingers" runnings shoes settled a class action lawsuit over claims that the company made false advertisement about the shoe's health benefits. American customers who purchased the FiveFingers pairs are entitled a refund of up to $94 per piece.

The "Hashtag" or previously called the pound symbol has become part of modern popular culture. It began as a way to search for trending topics, tagging posts, and later evolved in to use in almost any purpose whatsoever.

The Cupertino-based tech giant's acquisition of "Beats," the popularly loved bass-loud headphones, will be Apple's biggest acquisition to date.

It was already six years when "Metallica" last released a studio album. The band has announced recently that they are already "deep in the songwriting part" of the next album. In the meantime, they are plotting several summer tours to take place in Europe starting May 28.

Russian President Vladimir Putin declared Moscow has pulled back its forces in the eastern borders of Ukraine.

It looks like Mother's Day came early for Oklahoma City Thunder's Kevin Durant's Mom. In Durant's speech for his first ever NBA MVP award last Tuesday, he said to his mom Wanda, "You're the real MVP."

L.A. Clippers' Jamal Crawford shares in the limelight of basketball flair with his new signature basketball shoes from "Brandblack." Crawford's new shoes ad also features a short film with a strong feel to it.

Another childhood memory revisited. "It's Morphin' time" again for the Power Rangers as they will be back in a live-action film expected in the next few years (they better make it soon).