This is Henry Phillips of Henry’s Kitchen and he likes to make cookery shows that are terribly depressing.
In this video he shows you how to make family styled baked spaghetti as well as dishing out some sound advice like “I’ve found if you have a really good sauté pan then you don’t need someone to share your life with.” It’s true.
CGP Grey investigates how an automated workforce might come about and how it might impact the economy.
After looking at the possibilities, Grey then makes the case for why half those people now currently in work may lose their jobs if robots become a more regular part of the future workforce.
Looking around at the world you’d be forgiven for thinking we were built to be total a-holes.
But no, turns out actually we were built to be compassionate and kind—at least according to UC Berkeley psychologist Dacher Keltner, who thinks that sympathy has evolved to be one of the strongest of human instincts.
Singing along to the tune of Ian Dury and the Blockheads’ “Reasons to be Cheerful, Part 3″, Charlie Brooker details why last year was such a shit.
He even has the Blockheads there jamming along with him, delivering in the funkiest and most entertaining way possible why 2014 was the year of fear.
Chances are you saw a lot of Russell Brand in the media over the course of 2014, he was quite hard to avoid.
But in case you’ve only just emerged from your cavern, YouTuber Jake Yapp sums it all up in under three minutes, from the good to the infuriating.
In case you missed any, or in case you missed them all, here’s the news bloopers worth watching from 2014.
There were some good ones, from presenters quitting live on air to Mike Tyson losing his rag, it was an eventful year.
If you need lessons in how to be an obnoxious Australian on holiday, this guy will school you.
Because once you have your cheap flights booked and your case packed, you need to act like a real a-hole to make sure you blend in with your fellow bogans.
It’s not just us humans who can be gangster, the animal kingdom has it’s fair share of swag too.
Just check out these animals, from goats to racoons, being straight up thug and then be careful the next time you see a group of animals suspiciously huddled together.
