If any man can teach you how to chop an onion, Jamie Oliver is that man.
Watch as he demonstrates unconventional, but no less effective methods including using tea towels, squashing and most controversial of all, his range of kitchen crystals.
Cassetteboy cast their satirical gaze upon the news coverage of the royal baby and general election buildup.
And they come back with this edit that is far more truthful, much more entertaining, and features some dramatic footage of Ed Balls. Ed balls.
Nothing beats the gaming thrill of going head-to-head (or kart-to-kart) with your friends while you’re sat in the same room. Not only do you get to see their disappointed face as you come out triumphant, you get to do a little victory dance in front of them, just to gloat a bit more.
Downhill kart racing game Angry Birds Go! has recently added a new feature called Party Mode. It means two players can battle each other on different devices over a local wi-fi network while in the same location. Game on!
James Corden and Arnold Schwarzenegger act out bits from Arnie’s epic movie career, from “GET TO THE CHOPPA!” to “I’ll be back.”
All his classic movies are covered, Twins, Predator, those Terminator movies no one remembers—it kinda makes you miss the peak-Arnie period of Hollywood moviemaking.
If you were looking to watch something that doesn’t make a whole lot of sense, but has plenty of swearing and Star Trek, look no further.
It redubs footage of Kanye, the aforementioned Star Trek, and Little House on the Prairie and mixes it with plenty of juvenile immature humour.
It’s quite clear from the outset of this that comedian Kristen Wiig has never seen a single episode of Games of Thrones.
Which makes this interview with her dressed as the Queen of Dragons with Jimmy Fallon all the more hilarious.
It’ll be no surprise to find out that The Fast and the Furious film franchise features A LOT of cars being totalled.
There’s 110 of them in fact, and every single one of those is collected here in this near four minute supercut of car carnage.
Amid the campaigns and general tedium in the build up to the UK general election your political immune system might not be at its best.
Which means you might be susceptible to what’s being called the ‘UKIP virus’—symptoms include a sudden onset of xenophobia, casual racism, and general hatred for others who aren’t like you.
