The upcoming documentary Saving Banksy is the true story of an art collector’s attempt to save a Banksy from destruction and also from the auction block.
It features interviews from various graffiti artists discussing how on the one hand you have the police calling their work vandalism, while on the other collectors see it as a goldmine to be exploited.
It’s finally here, the first look at The Grand Tour, the upcoming car-themed Amazon Original series starring Jeremy Clarkson, James May, and Richard Hammond.
The former Top Gear hosts will star in the new weekly streaming show on Amazon Prime beginning November 18, 2016. Will it live up to their previous show? We’ll have to wait and see.
College Humor’s series Adam Ruins Everything where, well, a guy called Adam ruins everything takes on Airbnb in the latest episode.
Which sees Adam saying how the holiday home renting service has refused to pay for damages, has left people with squatters, has no policy on making sure the houses are safe, and no discrimination policy.
The Grand Tour’s—Amazon’s Top Gear—hosts Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May join James Corden for a hilarious racing quiz.
But this being a quiz for car lovers it takes place as they do a test track for a time trial—they actually don’t find it that difficult, but it’s hilarious viewing nonetheless.
This sketch by Australia-based comedian Troy Kinne features a bunch of cavemen who recently discovered sex, then hold a meeting to brainstorm ideas on how to seduce women.
They break them down into good ideas, maybe, and bad ideas but being cavemen some of their good ideas are more like bad ones.
Swiss pro skateboarder Jonny Giger has started a new web series and this is the first episode, where he attempts to do Tony Hawks tricks.
But not just any Tony Hawks tricks, but the special tricks from the video games—anyone who remembers them fondly will enjoy seeing Giger try to tackle these challenging tricks. In this video he attempts the first five.
As if you needed any more reasons to think highly of Benedict Cumberbatch, he recently joined former Pink Floyd lead singer David Gilmour on stage to sing a duet of a Pink Floyd classic.
That classic was ‘Comfortably Numb’ and was the final song of the night on Gilmour’s concert at the Royal Albert Hall in London, where he’s currently touring his album Rattle That Lock.
In the newest episode of GQ Magazine’s ‘Most Expensivest Sh*t’, rapper and host of the show 2 Chainz gets to sup on some very expensive coffee, a $600 a pound Kopi Luwak coffee made from civet feces.
Not only is the coffee pricey it’s prepared in a Blossom brewer, which retails for more than $6,000—but does it taste better than your Starbucks order?
