Samuel L Jackson dropped by The Graham Norton Show last week and while he was there, Norton did the decent thing and asked him to deliver his Ezekiel 25:17 speech from Pulp Fiction—which he does, from memory. And it’s both amazing and terrifying as Jackson fixes the camera with his gaze.

It’s often the case that when icons of music come together to release a song it can be very hit and miss—Bowie and Bing Crosby singing “The Little Drummer Boy”? Oddball hit. Bowie and Mick Jagger singing “Dancin’ In The Street”? Oh dear. And the music video that accompanied it was just bizarre and quite, [...]

‘This is Phil Fish’ uses the Fez creator as a jumping point to explore internet celebrity and the backlash that can come from such a quick, meteoric rise to fame. Phil Fish got a lot of stick and hate from the online world and this video, by Innuendo Studios, looks at why that happened.

Child abuse is wrong, but child abuse using a child acting like some kind of epic stunt man as his dad pretends to punch him in the face is totally right. When this little guy grows up, if he’s not the most sought after stunt guy in Hollywood then his dad is a failure — [...]

While he may not have gone into details about why he left Chappelle’s Show back in 2006 (he’d already discussed that on Letterman), one topic Dave Chappelle did talk about on his appearance on The Tonight Show was the incredible time he first met Kanye West—and even back then it seems Kanye had the attitude [...]

The #worldcup2014′s arrived which means you’re going to start giving a damn about soccer for the next month—and it also means there’s going to be lots and lots and lots of soccer-themed ads and videos flying about the web.

Scott Bradlee and company like to take your favorite Saturday morning cartoon theme songs and turn them into groovy R&B tracks. They’ve previously tackled The Powerpuff Girls, DuckTales, Chip ‘n Dale Rescue and now they’ve turned their smoooooth attentions to Transformers.

If nothing else, we can all thank Mortal Kombat for teaching us about human anatomy and the gory horrors of hand-to-hand combat—if you’ve played video games over the last couple of decades then MK has a place in your heart, just before it gets ripped out of your chest and held aloft as a token [...]

No one does pop harmonies like the Beach Boys, they were a seminal moment in the history of popular musiac when they released their sun-flicked, California dreams of surfing, girls, and surfing, and don’t forget surfing. So crank up the volume until it can go no higher and listen to the sweet, sweet, sweet, melodies [...]

It’s no surprise that this showreel from Blur Studio is amazing after you see the projects they’ve worked on—creating graphics and cinematic sequences for Batman: Arkham Origins, Dark Souls II, The Elder Scrolls Online, Bioshock Infinite, the list goes on and on and on.

With the Dead Island games, it’s never really about the mediocre zombie games, it’s more about the awesome trailers. Remember the first one? It had the heart-wrenching music playing and started zooming out of a shot of a zombie girl child lying on the floor with chaos all around her, before the footage started going [...]