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Will Smith goes back to his musical roots as he teams up with ‘classically trained beatboxer’ Fallon for some rapping.
The pair then proceed to create a song using layered sounds on an iPad app, as they bust out Rob Base and DJ E-Z Rock’s rap classic “It Takes Two.”
There’s one in every social circle, that person who gets singles instead of doubles, and never pays for pizza.
And this sketch details every crime they commit, and what really kills is that your cheapskate friend is totally unaware that they’re a skin flint.
Back when these senior citizens used to watch pr0n, it was all on shot on film reel.
Now the experience is much more immersive, maybe too immersive for some of these, whose reactions go from shock to enjoying it way too much.
Cinephile Tony Zhou looks at the expert composition of the shots in Nicolas Winding Refn’s ‘Drive’.
Refn uses what’s called the quadrant system, balancing each shot from left to right, up and down, to create a subtle effect for the viewer.
What the ideal body image is in the second decade of the 21st century, might have been seen as hideous 400 years ago.
In this video models of all different body types show how the standard of beauty for women has changed again and again as fashions and tastes ebb and flow.
It tells you something that Banksy choose to upload this video to his YouTube channel.
It features famed New York Magazine art critic Jerry Saltz discussing with a group of people why they like Banksy, and then has an epiphany himself about what it is that people find so fascinating with Banksy’s art.
Philomena Cunk is a brilliant comic creation whose naivete and all round idiocy makes her the ideal candidate to host Moments of Wonder.
The segment from Brooker’s Weekly Wipe looks at various historical figures or events, as Cunk struggles to come to grips with the subject matter, explaining it in her uniquely befuddled way. Genius.
Irish TV host Gay Byrne asked Stephen Fry what he would say if he was confronted by God.
And Fry doesn’t hold back in his reply, letting his feelings about the deity be made in the most explicit way possible, calling God an “evil, capricious, monstrous maniac.”
