It must be very weird if you’ve written an insulting tweet about a famous Hollywood movie star—and then that Hollywood movie stars read it out.
But that’s what some people must experience whenever Jimmy Kimmel does another round of ‘Celebrities Read Mean Tweets’—this time celebs include Ryan Gosling, Hugh Grant, Olivia Wilde, Margot Robbie, and Bryan Cranston.
If you’ve ever owned a Nintendo Wii then you would have undoubtedly owned Super Mario Galaxy, one of the greatest games there ever was. And you’ll know it featured the little Italian plumber jumping around on various planets with different gravities.
Corridor Digital recently got hold of a Gear 360 camera, warped the footage to create the impression of a tiny planet and so created a real-life Super Mario Galaxy.
After accidentally founding a currency and from it an entire financial system two cavemen, Sticks and Rocky, from Australian comedy series Soul Mates make another discovery.
This time they chance upon discovering nothing less than democracy itself, which comes about after the two of them argue about which of them is the most popular among their tribe.
It’s important to vote, if you needed reminding of that then watch this video by Joss Whedon where he gathered a bunch of his famous mates to reiterate how important voting is.
From The Avengers to non-famous people, it’s a humorous take on getting Americans to get out there and vote on 8th November. If you do, Mark Ruffalo will get naked in his next movie.
Takkyuu Geinin has put together this brilliant compilation of Japanese ping pong players performing some insane-looking and ridiculously difficult trick shots.
Not only is it hilarious but it also shows the exacting skill involved in this sport, while also showing how accuracy, reflexes, and sheer inventiveness go to make up a great trick shot.
If you’re after a car that is a robot in disguise, then you might want to get hold of one of these BMWs from Turkish R&D company Letvision.
They’ve created what appears to be a prototype car-size Transformer toy that changes from a car, an actual car that can be driven around, into a robot right before your eyes.
When you watch a Pixar movie, you go through a certain range of emotions as the film progresses.
Animator Leigh Lahav lays down that rollercoaster of feelings, starting with denial (of course) and going all the way to “Pixar Nirvana.”
The internet can be a cruel place, a place where even the king of the dinosaurs gets ruthlessly mocked and suffers because of it.
Which is what happens to this poor, depressed T-Rex because of his tiny arms, in this great commercial from Audi. You’ll come for the T-rex, but leave feeling all warm and fuzzy inside.
