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Want! That’s what we’ve all become, just want-machines looking at stuff and wishing we had it.
And we can blame TV for making us like that, according to Charlie Brooker anyway—here he details how TV’s tantalising glimpses into over-indulged worlds has skewed our expectations of reality.
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.
Nic Cage likes to spend his hard-earned money on all kinds of weird stuff. And that’s his prerogative.
These include a collection of shrunken heads, a dinosaur skull, anti-venom serum, and other WTF purchases.
Will Smith goes back to his musical roots as he teams up with ‘classically trained beatboxer’ Fallon for some rapping.
The pair then proceed to create a song using layered sounds on an iPad app, as they bust out Rob Base and DJ E-Z Rock’s rap classic “It Takes Two.”
Irish TV host Gay Byrne asked Stephen Fry what he would say if he was confronted by God.
And Fry doesn’t hold back in his reply, letting his feelings about the deity be made in the most explicit way possible, calling God an “evil, capricious, monstrous maniac.”
No matter what you think of Jessie J’s music, you can’t deny she’s got talent.
And by talent I mean the ability to sing with her mouth closed, which is surely the greatest accomplishment she’s ever achieved?
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.
Using the One Ring and a cookie Ian McKellen shows Cookie Monster the meaning of the word resist.
it’s tough work but against the odds Sir Ian manages to stop Cookie Monster from om nom noming the cookie the minute he sets eyes on it.
