Salvador, Brazil – Maybe more than who won or lost, the 2010 World Cup in South Africa will be remembered for one thing: The vuvuzela. The long, plastic horn became the soundtrack for every game ...

HORN TO BE WILD: A Yank fan honks on a super-loud vuvuzela horn lent to him by fellow rooter-tooter Anthony Zachariadis, who ended up booted from the Tuesday game. Michael Stewart See more of our ...

Each week in Best and Worst we’ll bring you the Internet’s finest and most devastating takes on something that is — or is on its devious way to becoming — a cultural phenomenon. What viral video shows ...

Discussions about the popular instrument called the vuvuzela blown by South African football fans have dominated the blogosphere since the beginning of Confederations Cup 2009 in South Africa, which ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Would you toot this horn at a sports event? The 'pleasant horn' has been created by Diablo Valley College students who think you ...

What has been the most successful, annoying, intrusive and beloved new product to hit the market in recent times? My vote for New Product of the Year in 2010 already goes to one seriously disruptive ...

Have you ever heard the sound of a swarm of bees, a trumpet blaring, or the alpenhorn used in those Ricola commercials? How about all of them at the same time? No? Behold -- the vuvuzela. If you don't ...

For the 2014 World Cup soccer matches, Brazilian government officials have banned the percussion instrument known as the caxilora from stadiums where matches will be held. So the world will not ...

Friends, Brazilians and soccer fans lend me your ears – the shimmy and shake of the caxirola is coming to a football match near you soon. The pear-shaped plastic percussion piece is to be the musical ...

Chances are that you had never heard of the vuvuzela before the Confederations Cup in South Africa. Chances are that you never want to hear of it again. If you're still not familiar with the term, the ...