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You may’ve thought the theme tunes that come at the beginning of news programmes all are just prerecorded, but you are so wrong.
Because look, here are the grafters behind the News At Ten (and Newsnight) theme tracks who play the song live every damn night—now that’s dedication to a craft.
Immaculate conceptions, egg and spoon racing with attempted muggers—this is the strange world of Gerry Howell’s new web sketch series.
Watch the first episode above from Turtle Canyon Comedy and immerse yourself in these “tiny snapshots of a curious world”.
Simple, good honest juvenile behaviour is what’s at the very heart of this video where Tim McCourt visits London landmarks and gives them a handjob.
But Tim shouldn’t stop with London, this series demands ambition, so let’s have Wank Paris, Wank New York, Wank Shanghai, maybe even Wank Around the World in 80 Days?
Cats aren’t usually a problem to look after, but sometimes—just sometimes—you get a cat who’s psychologically effed in the mind.
Now times that by a few billion and you have BaneCat, a villain in cat form who likes nothing more than to taunt and mock his owner. And it’s hilarious.
The critical folks over at Screen Junkies have just released their Honest Trailer for Captain America: The First Avenger, just in time to rib the old film before WInter Soldier is upon us.
And the ribbing goes from the it-just-exists-to-set-up-”The-Avengers” to the fact that Hugo Weaving, again, plays the villain in a big summer blockbuster *yawn*
The King is alive and well and hanging out on a tropical island with a few other celebrities whose deaths are awash with conspiracy theories.
Turns out Elvis, Tupac, Kurt, Marilyn, Bruce and John Lennon just want some peace and quiet—and some Bavarian beer.
All hail Mikey Bolts, he will earn your instant respect with his phenomenal rendition of Pharrell’s track Happy.
In what must surely be the best cover version of any song in the world ever, Bolts mimics Stewie, Peter, even Herbert the Pervert gets to lay down some lyrics. Superb.
Cinema Sins cast their scrupulous eye on the Harry Potter franchise, taking shots at the fourth installment, The Goblet Of Fire.
Sure it might have everything you think would make a great movie—a tournament, young love, illogical dragons—but some how it still managed to suck.
