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If you have trouble stomaching the Top Gear presenters as human beings, maybe LEGO versions might be more palatable?
So head behind the scenes in an alternate Lego universe as the Top Gear guys are in a bit of a commotion as Jeremy is fast asleep, Richard has been cut in half, James has lost his hair, and The Stig’s body is missing.
You may well have wasted plenty of time playing The Sims, and wasted is the optimum word there.
As will no doubt dawn on you after you watch this Honest Games Trailers which points out how ridiculous and absurd the game is.
If Saturday Night Live hadn’t done a parody of those nauseating Justin Bieber Calvin Klein ads, there would have been a controversy.
But fortunately for everyone they did— Kate McKinnon plays Bieber as a hilariously immature idiot, running around like an excited child in this brilliant spoof.
If you’re plagued with guilt after eating a quarter pounder for lunch, this video should help out.
It compares various McDonald’s items with those from supposedly more healthy restaurants, and the McD products don’t come out too bad.
So you’re moving into a new home with your girlfriend, exciting times!
But then, when you’re asked to grab a box from the boot of her car, you discover something terrifying. Something inexplicable…
Ever wondered why your newsfeed is full of cat videos and babies? Probably because you’ve brought it on yourself.
Short film ‘Why Do I Even Try’ by Shock and Awe explores the consequences of our fickle nature and how we act online.
You might think you know 1998 like the back of your hand, but this video will put your memory to the test.
As it looks back on the year in pop culture, which was full of memorable music and films—but if you can remember it, then you probably weren’t there.
Outkast’s huge hit “Hey Ya” gets rejigged into an awesome (bad sadly unofficial) national anthem for Australia.
And it’s one of the catchiest national anthems you could ever hear, all that needs to happen now is for Australia to adopt it officially.
