Scot singer Susan Boyle, 47 years, has become a media phenomenon thanks to her amazing voice, and is now more popular than president Obama on Youtube, her video having already received more than 100 million visits.

The interpretation of Boyle in the Britain's got talent, which captivated the audience with the song I dreamed a dream from the musical Les Miserables, is almost five times more popular than Obama, according to the newspaper 'The Sun'.

The video posted on the site a few days ago has already been seen by 100 million people around the world, while the investiture ceremony of Obama in January has received 18.5 million hits.

Too bad: video integration has been blocked due to skyroketing demand. You can still watch the original on the Youtube site, just click on the title of this article or on "read".

Google said Tuesday that its YouTube video-sharing Web site had been blocked in China.

Google said it did not know why the site had been blocked, but a report by the official Xinhua news agency of China on Tuesday said that supporters of the Dalai Lama had fabricated a video that appeared to show Chinese police officers brutally beating Tibetans after riots last year in Lhasa, the Tibetan capital.

Xinhua did not identify the video, but based on the description it appears to match a video available on YouTube that was recently released by the Tibetan government in exile.

It purports to show police officers storming a monastery after riots in Lhasa last March, kicking and beating protesters. It includes other instances of brutality and graphic images of a protester’s wounds. According to the video, the protester later died.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have won over the Arizona Cardinals (27-23)

This 5'34" video shows the record breaking 100 Yards interception return for a touchdown by James Harrison. Watch the video and decide if he really made it, as it seems that the Cardinals stopped him an inch or two before the goal line.

Anyway, the game is over, and whether or not the touchdown should have been count, it is still an amazing play.

The previous record for the longest interception was 76 yards (Kelly Herndon for Seattle against....Pittsburgh, in Detroit three years ago).