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Double Rainbow Emerges Over LA, Everyone Makes Same Joke

Look, up in the sky, it's that Internet meme again. After Paul Vasquez's breathless "Double Rainbow" video went viral earlier this year, you just knew what was going to happen the next few times a double rainbow showed up anywhere near a digital camera. So, when an magnificent double rainbow popped up in Los Angeles...

Paul 'Bear' Vasquez, 'Double Rainbow' Video Guy: Where Is He Now?

Paul "Bear" Vasquez was just one of a host of people who momentarily grabbed the spotlight in 2010 and dominated a news cycle or two while getting their 15 minutes of fame. In this series, AOL News is checking in on 25 of these newsmakers and giving them a 16th minute. Paul "Bear" Vasquez Made News in 2010 When He:...

'Bed Intruder Song' Tops Most-Watched YouTube Videos of 2010

(Dec. 13) -- The Internet has spoken, and with more than 45 million views, Antoine Dodson's "Bed Intruder Song" is this year's reigning king of YouTube. The ranking is part of YouTube's top 10 videos of 2010 -- a compilation created from some 700 billion clips watched this year alone. Another interesting fact: YouTube...

Don't 'Touch My Junk' Joins Viral Lexicon: 4 Other Instant Classics

(Nov. 15) -- Welcome to your 15 minutes of linguistic fame. When 31-year-old John Tyner protested being frisked at San Diego's airport, he used a phrase that is now sure to be recalled by millions of passengers waiting in line at TSA checkpoints nationwide. "If you touch my junk, I'll have you arrested," Tyner told...

'Double Rainbow Guy' Goes Pro With a Commercial

(Sept. 2) -- Paul "Bear" Vasquez is taking the double rainbow ... all the way ... to Microsoft? (And the bank?) The Mariposa, Calif., resident, who first gained notoriety for his ecstatic reaction to an "intense" double rainbow, is now taking his 15 minutes of fame to market Microsoft's Windows Live photo-editing...

Background on double rainbow

A rainbow is an optical and meteorological phenomenon that causes a spectrum of light to appear in the sky when the Sun shines on to droplets of moisture in the Earth's atmosphere.

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