If you’re a fan of the Doctor, then prepare to jizz into your imitation rolled-up trousers.
This specially-shot trailer for the 50th Anniversary adventure The Day of the Doctor, features all of the Doctor’s incarnations and some friends and enemies too.
We all remember that scene from the movie Big where Tom Hanks plays chopsticks on a giant piano.
Well, here he re-enacts that classic moment with a little help from actress Sandra Bullock.
With the help of some bad lip reading, the world of TV show Game of Thrones is transformed into Medieval Land Fun-time World.
And theme park manager Eddie Stark has one week to whip his lackluster group of employees into shape before the park’s grand opening.
This is Prof David Ley, you may remember him from his video using a vibrator to improve vocal range for singers and actors.
Now he offers a three-minute tutorial on how to speak with an upper class British accent. With the aide of some boiled sweets. Spiffing.
With Lou Reed’s “Perfect Day” as the soundtrack, the new commercial for the new PlayStation plays out as live-action rather than pixelated characters.
These live-action scenes reference some of the biggest titles coming to the next gen platform, from Elder Scrolls to DriveClub and Killzone.
There’s no doubt about it, time passes and we all get older—and unless you inject yourself with stem cells or happen upon the elixir of life, immortality will not be awaiting you. But just because your hair starts to go grey and you get a “grand” added to your parental title doesn’t mean you can’t still have some outlandish fun.
So next time you’re down the local market having a peruse on a Saturday afternoon, keep a look out for lively pensioners decked out in dancing shoes, busting some moves in the middle of the street for complete strangers. Because old age doesn’t have to mean you’ve not #Stillgotit
Formerly of Pearl and the Puppets, Glaswegian Katie Sutherland has since embarked on a solo career and after hearing this you’ll be grateful that she did.
It’s her debut solo single and it’s called “Canvas”—you’ll find it a welcome ray of fun to buffer against the onset of winter.
Can’t see why this was banned, it just about a guy and his deck, or dick as he likes to pronounce it.
He’s just a simple New Zealand man who likes painting his dick, walking on his dick, and worries about getting dick splinters.
