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If you’ve ever wanted to explore the White House but couldn’t be assed to travel there — maybe you’re curious as to how the president lives or you’re a terrorist who wants to know what the inside looks like.
Either way, a new project from Google Art and Google Street View allows you to virtually patrol its corridors of power.
If you think animations are just for kids, then take a look at the intricate balance of light and dark in this awesome fight scene.
It’s total badass that not even the inclusion of Chuck Norris would improve. Yeah that’s right, I said it.
The internet’s favourite teacher Vsauce comes up trumps, this time on the subject of linguistics, so prepare for your mind to be blown. Again.
He should make himself available to take requests, so if any time you need to find an answer to something and Google is just too much effort, you can ask Vsauce.
Dan bull aims his lyrical weaponry at the gaming industry’s increasing infatuation with downloadable content.
Alongside him is the celebrity YouTuber and voice of impotent nerd rage Boogie2988.
Call me cynical if you like, but I reckon this was just an elaborate way to claim a bunch of iPads as a business expense.
Actually, that’s not a bad idea. Excuse me, I’m just off to the apple shop then to E-Bay to make my fortune.
Everyone has their own personal favourite Alien movie, but I’ve never met anyone who didn’t love at least one.
Provided nothing goes disastrously wrong this prequel is set to be awesome. If this trailer doesn’t excite you then you’re not right in the head.
By turning rooms into pinhole cameras, these guys project the outside world onto the inside, blocking out all the light except for the small amount let through through the pinholes, the city outside merges with the interior of the apartment.
The effect creates a collage of tactile and projected, turning upside down buildings into surreal reflections of kitchen implements and planting a row of trees jittering on apartment walls. It’s pretty fly.
If you ever wondered what the citizens of the Grid might do for a night out watching some musical theatre, then it might look something like this choreographed performance by Japanese dance collective Wrecking Orchestra.
It’s a feast for the eyes and after watching it you’ll be forgiven for wanting to scream with excitement, like the kids you can hear in the video.
