As 2013 comes to a close, people are posting various videos and pictures of their best moments this year. Twitter should be feeling pretty good about how well its video app Vine did this year. It was ...

So, what was your favorite 6-seconds of 2013? Was it a twerking cat? A guy singing in drag? Or maybe a sleight of hand magic trick. This compilation is made up of hundreds of the year’s best Vine ...

They may be called the Shorty Awards, but the honors for various online video, business, entertainment, journalism and social-media stars are getting a bit longer this year, with added categories for ...

Video sharing app Vine has revised its content policy to ban “explicit sexual content,” following a video that went viral of a teenager performing lewd acts with a Hot Pocket. “As we've watched the ...

When Vine launched earlier this year, people were shocked that porn appeared on it. Ha, how weird that the first instinct of its users was stick to a camera down their pants and see what happens! The ...

The best Vines of 2013 list is making the rounds, but missing is the work of Philip Larkin, who quietly released his own best of compilation today. In a year when Vine stars were often young American ...

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Every Monday, EM posts the 10 best mostly-sports Vines and Instagram videos of the weekend. At ~six seconds apiece, it will take you about one minute to watch them. It will be a good minute.

Picking a favorite Vine is like picking a favorite hilarious, non sequitur grain of sand from an endless beach of weirdness. Fortunately, some blessed soul has stitched together hundreds of six-second ...

The social media website Vine exploded in popularity in 2013. The service lets users share short video clips online. Here is a look at some of the best clips posted to Vine over the last year.

If you want to pinpoint the exact moment that society began to crumble, look no further than when this six-second video app was released and the hoards of teens who began "doing it for the Vine." What ...