Ze Gaelic joker extraordinaire and fearless prankster dresses up as a smiling bomb and tests the limits of airport security and train stations.
It’s not surprising that they don’t see the funny side and instead escort him from the premises. Boo!
Wil Wheaton, famous for playing Wesley Crusher and the kid in Stand By Me, tells a member of the audience’s daughter at Calgary Comic Expo why it rocks to be a nerd.
And he’s dressed in a Doctor Who scarf so he should know.
Even on the subway you’re not safe from Michael Bublé’s singing.
Because there he is, performing an impromptu acapella version of his “Who’s Lovin’ You”.
Texting and talking can be hazardous, not just for you but for other people around you too.
So Improv Everywhere have come up with a fool proof solution that makes it safe for everyone. Hopefully coming to a city near you soon.
Threads was aired on 1984 to an unsuspecting British public and, in just one airing, it put the UK off nuclear war for good.
It’s grim viewing and just try and imagine how it would’ve impacted its audience in a pre-internet ara.
We all know how to change a light bulb, right? It’s so, so simple.
Well, you’d think most of us know, but just watch this and see how hard the simplest task can be for some people.
When you think about it, song lyrics can be pretty damn creepy when you take them out of the context of a pop song.
Which is exactly what these guys do, and it makes you think just what were the songwriters thinking?
After Lincoln, Spielberg decided to go a bit more contemporary with his next presidential biopic.
And so he turns his directorial skills to Obama, with none other than Daniel Day Lewis playing the prez. True story.
