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In an excerpt from a speech he gave at the University of Washington in 2011, everyone’s fav physicist Neil deGrasse Tyson puts a billion dollars into perspective.
Like his edutaining analogies of hard-to-grapple cosmic concepts, deGrasse helps us get our head around something equally unfathomable: Bill Gates’ epic wealth.
Twitter is the perfect medium to troll celebrities by launching insults at them from your account, then letting it sit there in cyberspace and wait for it to be read.
And in the hilarious series that keeps on giving, Jimmy Kimmel gets celebrities—Julia Roberts, Matthew McConaughey, Emma Stone, Gary Oldman and more—to read out those hurtful throwaway comments to show that celebrities are human beings too, yeah?
Joe Michalczuk works as an entertainment reporter for Sky News, so decided to milk his access to celebrities by shamelessly creating a wedding gift for his dearly beloved.
And that gift consisted of getting all the celebrities he met to take part in a movie-themed video, wishing his new wife all the best (or thereabouts) in her married life.
A lot of celebrities on Twitter just tweet absolute crap that you really don’t want to read, but not Danny Dyer. Mr Dyer manages to distill his no-nonsense cock-a-ney personality—which generally amounts to comedic gold—into every tweet he makes.
From arrogant ducks being pricks to getting pissed “with the old man”, try reading these social media gems without hearing his voice in your head. You faaaking mug.
If you can remember the 80s then you probably were there, and you probably remember George Michael’s mega hit with Wham “Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go”.
A song all about having the decency to say goodbye to your one night stand before you hit the walk of shame (or something like that). And this Pomplamoose cover is as fantastic as you’d expect from the Californian musicians and internet favs.
It’s a common problem on Fox News shows, where the anchor confuses one black Hollywood celebrity with another—remember the Samuel L. Jackson debacle? Exactly.
Well David Alan Grier is here to help, with this infomercial for his book “How To Tell Black People Apart” which features the hilarious acronym: PATWWFLLM, which stands for “Pay Attention To What We F**king Look Like Motherf**kers!!!”
With a few choice edits and some stabbing, orchestral music, one of the funniest movies ever made can be turned into a thriller of Hitchcockian proportions.
Meet Lloyd Christmas, a creepy stalker guy who’s obsessed with Mary Swanson and will do anything to get her to like him. And, um, he also drives a sheepdog-shaped car.
Screen Junkies take a look back at the first Spider-Man trilogy, and point out some things that may’ve passed you by—like, it’s the same movie remade three times.
At the time Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man films were considered the high watermark of superhero movies (well, apart from the third one which was total and utter pants) but looking back on them, maybe we were all just really stoned or something.
