A video clip of Jay-Z striking up a casual conversation with an elderly passenger on the subway is making the rounds, following yesterday's release of the rapper's latest documentary "Where I'm From." The soft-spoken lady, who seemed to be unaware of who she was talking to, has been identified as Ellen Grossman, a 67-year-old Brooklyn-born artist. For more details, check out The Guardian's interview article.

Portland's news station KGW-TV inadvertently hit a comedy gold mine during an interview with this local resident who suddenly derails from her witness account to reveal that "the vacuum cleaner man," who is presumably involved in the story at large, has seen her t*ts. "I know that's not going on TV, but it's true. I'm not here to lie to you," she said.

A fearless sparrow remains completely calm as the windshield wipers sway back and forth.

Not a Single Damn of the Day is a feature series that celebrates some of the most carefree people and laid back animals in our everyday lives.

Abby Evans, a 4-year-old girl from Fort Collins, CO, is in the news media spotlight after a video of her grumbling about election news overload went viral on YouTube earlier this week. According to her mother Elizabeth, they were listening to NPR on their way to the grocery store when Abby suddenly started crying because she was tired of hearing about "Bronco Bamma" and Mitt Romney. NPR promptly responded with an apology to Abby in an article titled "Dear Little Girl: Sorry We Made You Cry About 'Bronco Bamma' And Mitt Romney."

A year ago, French artist Zapatou cobbled the biggest viral hits of the internet into an extremely well-edited medley. Well, it's October again and time for Viral Video Story 2, ranging from "Charlie Bit Me" to Felix Baumgartner. You'd be surprised how well some of these videos fit together.

So This Is Happening of the Day: Australian wildlife documentarians Lesley Hammond and Jenny Walsh, from whose 1999 feature on giant pandas in China emerged the viral video we've come to know as "The Sneezing Baby Panda," have started development on a big-screen mockumentary to be based on the 16-second sensation.

The Life and Times of Sneezing Baby Panda is scheduled to begin shooting this October, and