The premiere for Game of Thrones season 7 has kickstarted the penultimate season of the hugely popular HBO fantasy drama.
And to celebrate Cardiff-based voice actor and impressionist Scheiffer Bates follows up his season 6 impressions with some humorous, pitch-perfect impressions of the main characters from the seventh.
YouTuber Zac Alsop snuck backstage for the Conor McGregor-Floyd Mayweather press conference in London by pretending to be a member of McGregor’s crew.
In this video he details how he pulled off his scheme, which involved Photoshop and plenty of confidence and meant he even got to walk out with McGregor himself.
To celebrate the return of HBO’s hugely popular fantasy series Game of Thrones, video editor Jim Casey from The Solomon Society put together this stunning montage.
It features some of the best cinematography from the show’s first six seasons, all set to Tchaikovsky’s ‘1812 Overture.’
Hopefully such a place as this would never exist in real life so you might accidentally walk into it when going out for a drink.
But in this very funny sketch from comedian Jack & Dean they end up in a Nazi Bar while out for some evening boozing. “I said the bar was alt-right, not alright.” Stay for the twist at the end.
Game of Thrones fans know him as Jon Snow, but it seems that it Harington wasn’t always intended to be the King in the North, at least according to Jimmy Kimmel.
Game of Thrones producers gave Kimmel Harington’s original audition tape, and it shows him auditioning for a range of characters in the series.
You might not have noticed it but Bill Murray really seems to like holding microphones in his movies.
To prove that point Owenergy Studios put together this very funny supercut of the comedic actor speaking and singing into microphones in his highly enjoyable and beloved movies.
It was back 1994 that ‘Sabotage’ came out and brought with it the now iconic music video that parodied 70s cop shows.
Now Mylo the Cat has recreated that video but replaced Mike D, MCA and Ad-Rock with Big Bird, Cookie Monster, Oscar the Grouch, Super Grover, Bert and Ernie, and more.
Web series Man at Arms: Reforged create Trunks’ sword from Dragon Ball Z. In the anime the sword is a powerful blade that Trunks carries around with him from his very first appearance in the series.
The show has previously forged various swords from anime and manga, from Voltron’s blazing sword, Erza Scarlet’s sword and armor from Fairy Tail , Excalibur from Fate/stay night, and Ryūko Matoi’s scissor blade from Kill la Kill, plus more.
