Anyone who’s a fan of “The Big Lebowski” has been wanting to see Jeff Bridge’s character The Dude back on screen ever since the credits to that filmed rolled. But the Coens have categorically stated they have no interest in making a sequel to the movie, so there’s no hope of The Dude being resurrected. Well, not unless you count this video.
Lets face it, all babies are bullying thugs who don’t care who gets in their way, they have no mercy and never seem to get hit back – Fear their wrath! – The problem is most people don’t know how to fight a baby, but Gavin McInnes isn’t most people — he’s trained in the secret arts of baby fighting and knows their weak spots, like wind, but what Gavin doesn’t know is that babies have their own secret knowledge of an adult’s weak spots, like a finger nail to the eyeball for instance. Let the violence begin…
This is sure to ruffle a few feathers as comedian Jim Jefferies gives his opinion on America’s gun control policy—or lack of. After watching for a few seconds you’ll realise he’s not really into people owning and possessing guns, in fact he thinks it’s a pretty stupid idea and he hates the gun nuts who are stopping the US changing its stance on them.
Before Die Antwoord were Die Antwoord they were Max Normal, and as Max Normal they made a freaky short film called “Picnic,” which features Yolandi Visser looking incredibly young back when she was known as Anri Du Toit. Ninja, or as he was known back then, Watkin Tudor Jones directs the weird tale that centres around Yolandi’s family and the picnic bench they visit.
Season 5 is nearly upon us so it’s time for some reflection and some piss-taking too, looking back over the first 3 series to revisit the ups and downs of the group dynamics, the zombie killing that went on and that didn’t go on, the fact that the entire second season was shot on a budget of $25 and to look at all the times they didn’t say the z-word, but used every other synonym instead.
Forget about Season 5 of The Walking Dead, just watch this instead, it has all the thrills you want from a zombie chase, and plenty of the braindead hordes clutching ferociously in the direction of human flesh. It even has a moment of betrayal, as any sense of moral obligation to your fellow human evaporates along with civilisation when the zombie apocalypse comes a-knocking.
Are you sitting comfortably? Because you’ll want to be lounging to the extreme as you soak up the soulful vibes of this cover of The Beatles’ “Blackbird” by The Pali High Trio, who turn the fab four’s classic into a laidback delight. It’s performed by students from Palisades Charter High School, who deserve to reach as big an audience as possible.
Sat at the bottom of a dry swimming pool, musician Julian Corrie conducts an orchestra of outmoded technology which replaces drums and other instruments with a SEGA Mega Drive, a Commodore 64, several floppy disk drives and old hard drives to create an awesome track, what he calls a “nostalgic farewell to forgotten friendsâ€. It’s pretty short, but what there is you’ll enjoy.
A little while back Marvel released a Spider-Woman cover drawn by erotic artist Milos Manara—and it caused quite a bit of head shaking in internetland as outraged keyboard warriors demanded to know why Spider-Woman was portrayed in such a provocative pose, while we never get to see Spider-Man doing poses that verge on the NSFW.
Using just her voice, a sampler and lots of talent musician Kawehi will blow you away with her cover version of the Michael Jackson classic “The Way You Make Me Feel”. Laying down some beatboxing vocals she loops them over to create a pretty amazing remix of the track.
No one can shred with the sheer maverick audacity of Liam Morgan. NO ONE!!! So watch in awe as he shreds and snakes his way down a hillside that most of us would be too terrified to even cycle down, but Liam’s made of sterner stuff than most, he eats fear for brunch, after a breakfast of danger.
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