Donald Trump gets jury duty, spiders spin massive web, and more in the August 15th AOL.com Trend Report

Top Facebook Trends

Rowlett, Texas
Southern spiders are spinning -- say that 10 times fast -- a giant communal web at a local Texas Park, drawing in huge crowds of spectators.

Donald Trump
Looks like the GOP presidential candidate will get his day in court after all...for jury duty that is.

British Royal Family
Poor George! According to Royal officials, the little Prince is being "harassed" by paparazzi.

Deep Blue
A researched recently uploaded footage of a great white shark approaching divers near a cage in Mexico. Named Deep Blue, the creature is over 20 feet in length. Scary!

Notting Hill
A photo of red fox sleeping on a 2nd floor window sill in London has gone viral after local residents took to social media to show off the furry friend.


United States Top Twitter Trends

#StraightOuttaCompton
The biopic about groundbreaking hip-hop group N.W.A, hit the streets with a huge $4.96 million on Thursday, and shows no signs of slowing down this weekend.

#UrineMovies
The latest trending hashtag is well... interesting. Users are replacing famous movie titles with urine-related synonyms. Don't believe us? Check out this tweets below:

Jazz Summer
The legendary manager who worked with London Grammar, The Verve, and Snow Patrol sadly passed away after battling a long-term illness.

Lukaku
The soccer player made an incredible gesture to a fan after his ball hit her in the stands.

Instagram Hashtag You Need to Scroll: #BrunchTime
Calling all foodies! The weekend is the perfect time to sit back, relax, and enjoy a plate of Eggs Benedict (or two). Check out how Instagram users are enjoying their mandator #BrunchTime today!



Setting aside some much-needed #BrunchTime? Here are the top eateries around the country!

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