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Arianna Huffington | Posted 06.02.2011

Arianna Huffington

This week brought a slew of April Fools' jokes from our media brethren. Hulu remade its page to look like it was 1996 -- ancient history in Internet terms. Google introduced "Gmail motion," a tool that allows users to send emails by using their body. YouTube offered the top 5 viral videos of 1911. And we had a little fun of our own. There were also a number of stories that felt like April Fools' jokes but, unfortunately, were all too real. There was Donald Trump doubling down on Birther-ism, releasing his birth certificate and calling for the president to release his; pastor/kook Terry Jones finally burning a Quran and igniting violent protests in Afghanistan that led to the killing of a dozen people, including seven UN workers. And there was our nation's capital -- a town full of true April fools -- still obsessed with spending cuts in the midst of a recession.

YouTube Goes Back 100 Years For April Fools

The Huffington Post | Craig Kanalley | Posted 05.31.2011

When the clock struck midnight, most websites looked the same, but YouTube wasted no time in unleashing its April Fools joke to the world. The site...

April Fools 2009! The Best Pranks Of This Year (VIDEO)

Huffington Post | Alex Leo and Nico Pitney | Posted 05.25.2011

-- Car and Driver is reporting that President Obama has ordered all Chevrolets and Dodges out of NASCAR. "A complete withdrawal from America's premie...