Every parent remembers that proud moment their child first masters riding a bike -- but for Norman's mom the milestone event was all the more memorable -- because her little fella has four legs, a full coat of hair and no opposable thumbs!

Norman the Scooter Dog has long been a TV fixture as he tries to paw his way into the cutthroat entertainment business, and, with appearances on the Cartoon Network, The Late Show with David Letterman, Inside Edition and Good Morning America his star power is building by the day.

An aspiring actor from South Africa who has been living as Tarzan in the hope of landing his dream role has become a viral video sensation after filming his loincloth-clad jungle life.

DeWet Du Toit, 25, is so desperate to be cast in the iconic role that he spends four days each week running barefoot and nearly naked through the forest, eating nuts and berries, swinging through trees, and often sleeping overnight on tree limbs – and captures it all on tape.

Alicia Silverstone and 10-month-old son Bear Blu are going viral in a YouTube video called “bear eating my mouth,” in which Alicia chews up food and feeds the toddler mouth-to-mouth.

The star of Aerosmith's Cryin' video, Clueless and Batman and Robin wrote on her website, The Kind Life, "I just had a delicious breakfast of miso soup, collards and radish steamed and drizzled with flax oil, cast iron mochi with nori wrapped outside, and some grated daikon. Yum!"

Cathy Cruz Marrero, the woman considering filing a lawsuit after video of her falling into the fountain of the Pennsylvania mall she works at went viral, has a criminal record for her past retail scams.

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Cruz Marrero -- a 49-year-old who works in the Berkshire mall in Wyomissing, Pennsylvania -- claimed she was texting a church friend who wanted to know what her and her husband's birthdays were, when she lost her focus and careened into the fountain, emerging from it saturated. She said no mall officials came to her aid for 20 minutes, and she was upset the video had been subsequently posted online.

The woman at the center of a new viral video -- after she fell into the fountain of a Pennsylvania mall while sending a text message -- told Good Morning America Thursday she's looking into her legal options in the wake of the humiliating incident.

Cathy Cruz Marrero, a 49-year-old who works in the Berkshire mall in Wyomissing, PA. said she was texting a church friend who wanted to know what her and her husband's birthdays were, when she lost her focus and careened into the fountain, emerging from it saturated.  

"I don't know what got into my head," Cruz Marrero said, adding she "was more dumbfounded, totally embarrassed [thinking,] 'I hope nobody saw me, so I'll just walk away.'"

Internet users watched more than 700 billion views on YouTube in the past year, and the heavyweight champ of viral video was none other than Antoine Dodson, edging out other pop culture sensations such as crying Justin Bieber fans, the Old Spice guy and the Twilight crew, as Good Morning America profiled the year's top ten clips from the addictive Web site.

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As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Dodson, a Huntsville, Alabama native, became a viral superstar when he went on an emotional rant on a local newscast after an intruder broke into his house and tried to rape his sister. His impassioned, melodic ranting caught the attention of amateur music makers, who synchronized it with an autotune melody and uploaded it to YouTube, calling it the Bed Intruder Song.

You can now take Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino with you everywhere you go, as Jersey Shore's resident hunk has an app available for your iPhone, and RadarOnline.com has all the details for you.

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The app integrates five elements that define the pop culture sensation: a workout plan, a GTL finder (which helps you locate the nearest gym or Laundromat), a Sitch soundboard, an option to message The Sitch directly on his Facebook page, and a game called Grenade Dodger.

From Pants On the Ground to the Antoine Dodson Bed Intruder remix to the Old Spice guy, this year's viral videos have been especially innovative, grabbing the eyeballs of millions upon millions of Web browsers who revel in the bizarre and unexpected.

Meet the newest big name on the viral block: Carrie the merengue-dancing dog. 

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Trained by her partner/owner, José Fuentes, the golden retriever's show of impeccable timing, stage presence and excellent balance while dancing the merengue has racked up  4 million YouTube views in less than two weeks' time, making her the latest instant online celebrity.

Harapeno, the YouTube user who posted the video, has even higher expectations for the talented pooch.

"I want to try and get Carrie and Jose on Dancing With The Stars,” the YouTube user wrote. “I think we should all email ABC to see if they will take them. Send them a note at either their FB page or the ABC website!"

We've all had that dreaded moment when you can't find your cell phone.

You look under the couch cushions, zilch. You scour the last place you saw it, nada. If you're lucky, maybe someone's around that can call the phone -- assuming the ringer's on and power hasn't run out yet. Your contacts, e-mails, personal info, maybe some pictures you don't want getting out -- you really need to find that thing.

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With ZOMM, you'll never have phone loss anxiety again, as this affordable unit -- which fits onto your key chain -- vibrates, flashes and sounds an alarm letting you know that you're leaving your phone behind.

But that's not all it does: The ZOMM is also outfitted with a security feature, as when you hold the unit's Z-button down for nine seconds, it emits a loud panic alarm; hold it down for five more seconds, and ZOMM will call emergency assistance automatically using your Bluetooth connection.

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In addition the ZOMM is equipped with a high-quality speaker that allows hands-free talk. Not a good time to talk? Press the Z-button twice, and your incoming call goes directly to voicemail.

Best of all, its something just about everyone can own, as its usefulness exponentially outweighs its modest $79.99 price tag.

The ZOMM is available at Best Buy, or online at ZOMM.com.