If Saturday Night Live hadn’t done a parody of those nauseating Justin Bieber Calvin Klein ads, there would have been a controversy.
But fortunately for everyone they did— Kate McKinnon plays Bieber as a hilariously immature idiot, running around like an excited child in this brilliant spoof.
Jason Statham, the Hollywood tough guy and martial artist, has launched his own shopping channel.
And as you would expect, it’s quite a high octane affair, where you can buy such specialist products as Swear Spray, for all your foul-mouth needs.
Imagine, if you will, the dynamic power struggles of Westeros transposed to average office environment.
It would be a pretty insane place to work, so just be grateful that Danni in marketing doesn’t have a trio of dragons at her disposal to do her bidding.
MTV Cribs usually features an affluent musician or rapper taking you for a tour around their luxurious pad.
But not this time, this time a soldier fighting in Helmand Province takes us around his crib—it’s got great views, a 30mm cannon on his ride, and the dirty ground for a bed.
The teen years can be so confusing, but that’s why we have the internet so it can guide teenagers through these troublesome years.
Take this great show Teen Thangz, presented by a bonafide teenager it shows what’s life like for today’s young people struggling with social media and trying not to be dicks.
Watching this video of Bad Lip Reading’s latest masterwork is probably the one and only time you’re going to be entertained by American Idol.
These talent-scouting reality shows are hopefully on the wane, but before they die off for good it’s nice to know the internet can give them a good boot to the ass on their way out the door.
Those crazy Norwegians are back with a follow up to their hilariously surreal Sherlock spoof.
Sherlock (Vidar Magnussen) and Doc Watson (Bjarte Tjøstheim) have to help a woman who has a bomb strapped to her nether regions—can Sherlock enter his mind phallus and save her?
You may’ve thought the theme tunes that come at the beginning of news programmes all are just prerecorded, but you are so wrong.
Because look, here are the grafters behind the News At Ten (and Newsnight) theme tracks who play the song live every damn night—now that’s dedication to a craft.
