Hold back those tears for God’s sake, you’re a grown man with children and a mortgage and a balding head.
But it’s hard, so hard not to shed a few salty drops of emotion as Kristen Bell sings all the parts of her aging character Anna, from child to adulthood, in this live rendition of “Do You Want To Build A Snowman” from Disney’s Frozen.
Ever wondered how the world’s elite athletes get to the top of their game and become the best of the best? It’s a combination of factors, ranging from discipline to drive to having access to world class facilities.
The latter can be found at the University of East London, one of the top places to train for high performance athletes. Learn how you can get involved here —and sign up to become the next generation of UK world class athletes.
It’s always the way, you want to get some shut eye on the long flight home after a stressful holiday and, FFS, the cast from The Lion KIng musical are singing Circle of Life.
Ah well, as in-flight entertainment goes it beats watching that shitty rom-com with Cameron Diaz on those crappy screens on the back of someone’s seat.
Loops, beatboxing, sudden unexpected insights into childhood—it’s all here in Beardyman’s 20 minute comedy-music journey.
Taking leftfield song ideas from the public, the experimental musician traverses a bewildering range of styles as he produces songs on the fly for a live audience—like a boss.
Alan Partridge explores the connections between Norwich and, erm the Führer in this clip, revealing how the Nazis planned to make Norwich Town Hall a centre of regional government.
Cue a fade in of a Hitler speech echoing from the balcony as Alan drifts off for a moment, imagining such a scene while staring pensively out over Norwich market. Comedy gold.
If you’re bored of seeing web pages in plain old text, then maybe the new iteration for Google Translate will brighten your day.
The Chrome team have just announced Google Translate support for Emoji built directly into Chrome for Android and iOS. So now you can experience the news, articles, listicles, whatever-icles in Emoji form. Yay! (*cough* *cough* April Fool’s)
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”.
