New videos posted by Twitter user Kev show an Easter bunny getting into an intense brawl at Newport Centre Mall in Jersey City. According to NJ.com, the multi-person fight allegedly began after a man's one-year-old daughter slipped out of the seat where she was taking a photo with the bunny. The child's father apparently blamed the bunny for the accident.

Below, you can watch the Easter bunny throw his gloves down and prepare to deliver a beat-down void of all holiday spirit (be warned, the videos feature some NSFW language).

After bystanders managed to separate the scuffle, it quickly began again, this time with mall security's involvement.

The 22-year-old man in the rabbit costume told authorities that the girl's father began to "verbally and physically attack" him after she fell off the chair. Mall spokeswoman Jennifer Morrill said detectives were still investigating who initiated the fight before filing charges.

This isn't the first Easter-themed melee memorialized on camera, being that 1995's Mallrats includes a now prescient scene where a New Jersey mall Easter bunny brawls with Jay and Silent Bob (plus, it also features NSFW language).

On Sunday, Kourtney Kardashian took a break from posting mostly pictures of her kids and sisters on Instagram to post a picture of her hips laying on a towel in a black string bikini, captioned "Sunday funday!" Her haunches definitely do look like they're having fun, but it's hard to tell for sure about the rest of her body.

Two weeks ago, Kardashian posted another body part on Instagram—the top of one boob including a teeny tiny bit of nipple. It was so sexy, her ex Scott Disick had no choice but to leave a really weird comment.

While she has yet to go full frontal nude selfie like her sister Kim, she's giving her followers a little bit at a time. Portioning it out, so to speak. What's next? Some side boob? An ankle maybe? Only time and Instagram will tell.

You are what you eat, so Oscar Isaac is flamin' hot... Cheetos. Like he did in Star Wars, Isaac innovated a new take on a beloved classic, presenting a brilliant  way to consume Cheetos without getting orange powder stuck beneath his nails for the year following.

Complete with a beanie and mustache, the picture is ridiculously hipster-ish, but so damn charming. 

He shouldn't be afraid of getting his hands all orange—he looks great in it.

People on Twitter were amazed by Isaac's innovation, and just by him in general.

Tumblr already created fan art to solidify the cultural significance of this moment, with Isaac's emotions as ambiguous as Mona Lisa's. 

Like any Poe and Finn moment, you can't help but feel things.

Remember those awfully rude grandkids who let their "Sad Pawpaw" eat a delicious, home-made burger by himself? Well, it turns out those same grandkids are now trying to redeem themselves by throwing a massive, open cookout for their Internet-famous grandpa.

This past Friday, Brock Harmon (one of the six grandkids) tweeted about a family cookout for Pawpaw on March 26. In the tweet, Brock released full details regarding the cookout and everyone is invited. Take a look:

According to Buzzfeed, the family will be selling burgers for only $2, as well as T-shirts printed with the words “I had a burger with Papaw” for $25-ish at the cookout.

Apparently, some folks thought the six grandkids planned this cookout to "use" Papaw for their own popularity, so Brock fought back and told KVUE-TV News:

We’re a very family-oriented family. We communicate all the time. We want people to learn a lesson from this — call your grandparents, tell them you love them, go eat with them.

“It was Pawpaw’s idea to have the cookout,” Brock added. “He loves all of this."

Several folks on Twitter agreed with Brock's message, and it looks like they can't hardly wait to show up at Papaw's cookout.

If you're considering attending (and you really should), you need only follow these four easy steps:

1. Check to see how far of a drive it will be to Pawpaw's epic cookout from your residence:

2. If you live far, you may want to buy a plane ticket to Oklahoma instead:

3. What are you waiting for?? Pack your bags:

4. And let Pawpaw be the only reason why you should stay in America:

Also, perhaps, a couple of hot grandpas will show up at Pawpaw's cookout. So, you really shouldn't have any excuses, right?

Ariana Grande delivers powerful vocals in an a capella version of her song Dangerous Woman, all while inexplicably wearing a latex bunny hood. The pop star continues to prove herself to be one of the most talented vocalists in the industry, and can put on an impressive show without auto tune, instruments or backup singers. Grande may sing like an angel, but she kind of looks like a BDSM Easter Bunny.

This is definitely a new look for Grande, but it is a bit reminiscent of a few other pop culture styles. Remember Evan Peter's character in the first season of American Horror Story?

Or Frank from Donny Darko?

The latex dress and hood are definitely a departure from Grande's Nickelodeon days, but no matter how she may change, you can always depend on Ariane Grande for two things: her immense vocal talent, and that dang ponytail.

Since Adele won't let Donald Trump use her music, his supporters are making their own jingles for his campaign (to quite eerie results). In perhaps the oddest and most cringeworthy yet, a new rendition of "Stand by Me" by singer Beau Davidson debuted at a Palm Beach, Florida campaign event featuring The Donald and Dr. Ben Carson. Trump and Carson swayed to the tune behind Davidson, and look just as uncomfortable as you'll feel watching this video.

The revamped lyrics include lines like:

"Donald, Donald, stand by me, and we'll stand by you."

"It don't matter where we go. It don't matter what Hillary does."

"As long as we're with you. Stand by me."

Even the song's muse can barely hide how much he doesn't want to be there.

That goes doubly so for the event's security.

Beau Davidson, who looks like a cross between Fabio, Greg Kinnear, and someone who didn't get a callback for their High School Musical audition, later thanked Trump and Carson for a wonderful evening.

He also hopes you will check out his next single, a cover of "The Lion Sleeps Tonight."

No word on whether Trump and Carson will provide acting for the music video.

Fraser Millward filmed his dad Anthony checking out the Samsung Gear VR headset for the first time, and the footage is great. Anthony looks absolutely crazy while dropping lots of lovely British swears. If it weren't for the obvious virtual reality headset he's sporting, you'd think this guy was having a very pleasant trip—until at the end when he describes his experience as "awful."

Wow, that wave looked crazy. 

Anthony's journey across the world confirms that while VR is an individualistic experience at this point, everyone can still enjoy laughing at people wearing headsets. 

At this year’s Screen Nation Awards​ on Saturday, Star Wars: The Force Awakensactor John Boyega took home the award for best male performance in film. In his acceptance speech, Boyega discussed the diversity debate in Hollywood.

“To complain about what is going on is not going to benefit us,” Boyega said in his speech. “Be the change you want to be. Be the change, and continue and focus.” Watch part of his speech below:

Following the remarks, the 24-year-old actor apparently caught some serious fire on social media. Like the time he caught fire for supporting feminists, or just straight-up being cast for a role as the world's first black stormtrooper. But this time the haters may have had a point.

People on Twitter like @Ursulas pointed out that Boyega's comment appeared pretty distasteful, to say the least.

John Boyega took to Twitter to clarify his remarks from the award speech. The actor said it wasn't his intent to attack folks who spoke up for diversity on the big screen. Boyega also said he was “full of emotion receiving the award and just wanted to say that there was work to be done.” 

The controversy over his comments found Boyega taking heat from fans who probably supported him during the "controversy" over his casting as the Star Wars universe's first black storm trooper. To that end, a report by the Bunche Center at UCLA revealed that movies with diverse casts get the highest grosses. The same goes for multi-ethnic TV shows, which experience a surge in ratings compared to those that don’t cast minorities.

Read more about the study, here.

Have you ever had one those days where you feel like it's difficult to wake up, get yourself dressed and get to work, and then you see a video of a small child play "Flight of the Bumblebee," and you wonder what went wrong over the course of your life that you haven't seemed to pick up any discernible skills? Today will be one of those days.

Check out Evan, a four-year-old piano prodigy who was on Little Big Shots starring casual misogynist and television host Steve Harvey. Evan may not have too much to say, but he certainly has a lot to show for himself.  

If Evan was at all nervous about playing piano for millions of people on National TV, he certainly didn't let on. He pretty much seemed completely unfazed about the whole experience (including Steve Harvey's unnerving antics), which makes him even cooler. 

Reddit user derrickjameswalker—call him Derrick—and his boyfriend really, really like Harry Potter, almost as much as they like each other, so a proposal at Universal Studio's Wizarding World was the perfect fit for the couple. The men were there with Derrick's sister and mother, in matching t-shirts because, again, these people really like Harry Potter.

"On a scale of 1 to 10," the shirts read, "how obsessed am I with Harry Potter?" The correct answer is "9 3/4." Get it? (Platform nine and three-quarters.)

After posing in front of Hogwarts (not the real one because that's in Scotland, duh) with his family, Derrick took a separate picture with his boyfriend. 

Then he got down on one knee and told his boyfriend he's a wizard proposed. 

The proposal was straight-up magical (and dorky) because LOOK AT THAT RING BOX. 

The ring is nice, too, but THE RING BOX. 

Yeah, it's a replica of Harry's first snitch, after Dumbledore enchanted it and engraved it with the words "I open at the close." Only in this case, the ring inside doesn't bring back the dead and the snitch opened at the beginning, because the couple is beginning a new journey together.

It's sweeter than treacle tart. 

In answer to the eager masses, derrickjameswalker revealed that he found the design on movie prop site RPF and used 3D printer Shapeways to have the brass ring box printed.

That means that you can also have this ring box, in real life or simply on a Pinterest board.

It's been ten years since Twitter.com launched, giving people everywhere another outlet to share their innermost thoughts and present their best, pithiest selves. In honor of Twitter's tenth birthday, here's where the tweeting journeys of your favorite celebrities began: their embarrassing first tweets. Check out how far they've come from just tweeting about Twitter.

1. Oprah

2. Barack Obama

3. Katy Perry

4. Justin Bieber

5. Kim Kardashian West

6. Kanye West

(The link is autogenerating an image from KanyeWest.com. The image would have been different at the time, and certainly not the 2016 TLOP cover.)

7. Anna Kendrick

8. Jimmy Fallon

9. Drake

10. Taylor Swift

11. Donald Trump

12. Kevin Hart

13. Emma Watson

14. Nicki Minaj

15. Neil Patrick Harris

16. Beyoncé

17. Leonardo DiCaprio

18. Demi Lovato

19. LeBron James

20. Amy Schumer

21. Amber Rose

22. Brie Larson

23. Chris Pratt

24. Robert Downey Jr.

25. Khloé Kardashian

26. Kylie Jenner

27. Kendall Jenner

28. Caitlyn Jenner

29. Kris Jenner

30. Kourtney Krdashian

31. Ellen DeGeneres

32. Selena Gomez

33. Wiz Khalifa

34. Rihanna

35. Jessica Alba

36. Ben Affleck

37. Jimmy Kimmel

38. Aziz Ansari

39. Aubrey Plaza

40. Steve Martin

41. Tom Hanks

42. Chris Rock

43. Lady Gaga

44. Lena Dunham

45. Britney Spears

46. Ariana Grande

47. Mark Ruffalo

48. Sarah Silverman 

49. Chrissy Teigen

50. Carrie Fisher

Find out your own embarrassing first declaration (without all the scrolling) by using Twitter's Discover tool. 

Bill Murray was in attendance on Sunday to witness Xavier's men's basketball team (his son Luke Murray is an assistant coach there) have its March Madness dreams painfully dashed when the University of Wisconsin sunk a three-pointer at the last second. While Wisconsin fans were happily overwhelmed with the 66-63 win, Murray's face poignantly displayed the shocked sadness Xavier supporters suffered.

Murray's stoic stance (which nicely contrasts the crying child behind him) was immediately mocked across the Internet. Sorry for your loss, Bill, but that face was asking for it. 

Murray's March Sadness face quickly got re-done with some Michael Jordan Photoshopping, because they did this epic movie called Space Jam together and the Michael Jordan crying face is amazing.

Happily, or sadly, the Sad Bill Murray meme can exist without the help of Michael Jordan's tears. It will be a classic in its own right, undoubtedly.

To think only shortly beforehand, Murray was on the opposite end of the emotions spectrum. 

He really knows how to shake that finger.

On Sunday, the 17-year-old fan who recently had her breast exposed by Madonna on stage sat first row at yet another Madonna concert in Sydney, Australia. First, on Thursday, Josephine Georgiou was brought on stage by Madonna, who "accidentally" exposed her breast. Georgiou and her mom then attended Sunday's show in Brisbane, where they received some more sexualized attention from Madonna.

Here's the original wardrobe malfunction:

Josephine said she was just fine with the original incident:

Only I get to decide if I'm humiliated or not. Why would people assume I am humiliated by my own breast, nipple or body? I didn't realize my boob was such a big deal -- it was nothing to me.

For her second encounter, Madonna wisely focused her comments on the mom's boobs. TMZ reports she kept her interaction with Josephine much more wholesome.

Josephine posted a pic clutching the bouquet she received from Madonna:

Josephine is either having the most legendary spring break of all time or has the coolest mom in the world. Either way, she seems to be enjoying her 15 minutes of fame.

On Saturday, the whole Kardashian Klan (minus Caitlyn Jenner and Khloé Kardashian) got together and threw Rob Kardashian a St. Patrick's Day-themed 29th birthday party (although his actual birthday was Thursday).

And you know Kim filmed basically the whole day on her new favorite app—Snapchat. In a cute video of her holding North on her lap, she swivels the camera (which she's still holding the wrong way) and there next to her is Kanye. Well, it looks like Kanye, but he's smiling, so maybe it's a doppelgänger.

What the? Who is this smiling man?

That's probably the only publicly captured smile Kanye will allow himself for at least another 6 months to a year. So soak it in, people.

Comedian Amy Schumer saw the Broadway hit Hamilton over the weekend and paid a $1,000 tip on a $77 bar bill for her and her friends. This is objectively awesome, especially if you've ever worked in the service industry. And even still, every article about her on the Internet will have some douchebag commenter writing something like "yawn. overexposed."

Here is the receipt she signed:

This isn't the first time Schumer has tipped well, said the bartender Madeleine DeJohn to Gothamist:

Most of the bartenders in my company are artists, myself included, and this is our survival job while we try to 'make it.' Amy knows what it's like to struggle in the service industry while trying to find success. When she came to the bar a few months ago and put $80 in our tip jar, I went up to her and thanked her and she basically was like, 'Of course, I've been there, I get it, you guys are great.' I've never encountered this kind of generosity before.

In addition to being a generous tipper, Schumer is one of the most successful stand-up and sketch comedians in the world, despite being a woman in an overwhelmingly male profession. But she still has to deal with nobodies calling her fat and ugly, because the world is awful. See also: Dunham, Lena; Lawrence, Jennifer; maybe most female celebrities? Ha ha ha everything is awful!

The U.S. Navy has released a video of the USS Hartford (SSN 768), a Los Angeles-class fast attack submarine, surfacing through a layer of thick Arctic Circle ice, and it looks as though James Cameron could've directed it. The clip was filmed at Ice Camp Sargo during Ice Exercise (ICEX) 2016, a "five-week exercise designed to research, test, and evaluate operational capabilities in the region." Your reverence for the sheer power of this monster will only increase when you see that it takes a chainsaw to get out of the vessel. Behold, the prestige of American ingenuity!

Former Ru Paul's Drag Race contestant and trans-rights activist Carmen Carrera had some words for Caitlyn Jenner that might make you, like Ru Paul, ask, "was that a read?" Carrera spoke to TMZ about her feelings on Caitlyn Jenner and why the trans community isn't so quick to accept her. 

In the video, Carrera noted:

I think Caitlyn is obviously awesome, and brave, and all those great things but I think that she kinda put herself in a tough situation, you know, because she hadn’t really experienced much of the trans lifestyle but she wanted to kinda be on the forefront.

She went on to say of Jenner, "I don’t think she’s experienced the adversity that we have faced — that I still face on a day-to-day basis," and that "Once she experiences that first hand, which I doubt she ever will because she lives, you know, in a beautiful castle, I think that then she might change some of her political views and some of her conservative views."

A beautiful castle? Caitlyn lives in Malibu, not Disneyland. It would seem that Carrera may be talking about Jenner's ironically transphobic statements, flip-flopping on the issue of gay marriage, calling Hillary Clinton a political hack, allegedly supporting Cruz for a second, saying that Donald Trump "would be very good for women's issues", or...all of the above? 

Carrera knows about being a transgender woman on reality television. After appearing on the Season 3 of Ru Paul's Drag Race, Carrera announced that she is transitioning. She has since been a very vocal trans rights activist, being one of the leading forces against Drag Race's use of transphobic language, such as the words "tranny" and "shemale."

Carrera was also the first transgender woman to be married on reality TV, after appearing on Couple's Therapy with her long-term partner Adrian Torres.