Piotr Michael is an impressionist and voice actor whose spot on impersonations of celebrities like Charlie Sheen, Maggie Smith, Jeff Bridges, Liam Neeson, Steve Buscemi, Ian McKellen, Steve Martin, and John Malkovich will have you making with the lolz as you watch this parody PSA about the Oscars. It’s the best celebrity impression reel featuring John Malkovich and Jeff Bridges that you’ll see today.
We all know that dogs and man are the greatest human-animal team going, but just how badass this pairing can get is realised to its full potential in the military canines of the Navy Seal. When the SEAL DevGru (Team 6) took down Osama Bin Laden they counted Cairo, a Belgian Malinois war dog, as one of their numbers.
It’s the fastest production model car on the planet and it goes by the name of the US-made Hennessey Venom GT—this beast of a supercar recently took to Kennedy Space Center’s shuttle runway in Florida where it went from 0 to 200mph in less than 15 seconds and hit a max speed of 270.49mph powered by a 7.0-litre twin-turbo GM-sourced V8 engine. The previous record was set at 269.86mph by Bugatti’s Veyron Super Sport in 2010. I’ll take 2 in black please.
These guys are brave doing this video, because if Liam Neeson finds out he’ll lose shiz and start giving it the old “I will look for you, I will find you, and I will kill you!”—so kudos to them for doing it, and if you’re any kind of movie geek then you’ll like nothing more than tearing apart a fictional piece of work for having holes in the plot. So behold, the deadly sins of Taken, in just under 9 minutes.
Richard Branson, shame on ye. The self-made ker-squillionaire and ex-hippy flower child has been acting like a hypocrite selling tickets to SeaWorld through his business Virgin Holidays—and he says he’s a fan of the orcas and the animals of the underwater kingdom, yet he’s happy to make a profit from people gawking at these poor creatures in captivity whose lives are no doubt miserable.
Get ready to witness the full awesomeness of Jonze’s intro for 2012’s “Pritty Sweet, A Skateboarding Video”, directed by Jonze and Ty Evan. We start off staring at a skater’s face and then off the helicopter goes with camera attached, flying high above and capturing the skaters below as they rail slide, jump from rooftops, and get covered in loads of confetti. As you do.
Imagine if the cast of SpongeBob met Alan Moore’s Watchmen and they morphed together to become one! That’s what animator El Cid has done with his take on these two disparate universes that have come together because he probably got really stoned one day and thought what a brilliant mashup idea it would be. And it turns out to be a really great idea, the sort of idea that needs to be made into a TV show. Pronto.
High school is usually a pretty crappy time for most people, struggling to fit in or get through the day without getting your pants pulled down and laughed at by your peers—but for a small minority of kids, the really popular ones, the bullies, the cool kids, it’s the best time of their lives, because they reach their zenith of popularity and power—and then after that it’s down, down, down. Jason Headley’s PSA dishes out some home truths for this people, which hit like a turd in your beer.
It’s a 1980s rock power classic that could inspire the dead to rise up and go jog a couple of laps before doing 20mins on the rowing machine—and now, somehow, it’s been reworked on a modified dot matrix printer. Yep, it might sound like insanity but it works, and it works good, so listen up and then get inspired to go print out those documents you’ve been meaning to print all morning. YEAH!
Croatia’s Luka Sulic and Stjepan Hauser are masters of the cello and together form the group 2Cellos—but it doesn’t end there, they’re so damn good that they can even make AC/DC’s “Thunderstruck” their own, so watch as they sit decked out in traditional 18th century threads and tear this epic tune a new one with their impressive skills and ability to turn a hard rock song into a thrilling classical odyssey.
OK, prepare your brain for science! It was reported recently that Stephen Hawking made the claim that black holes don’t exist—naturally the internet let out a collective “Whaaa?” before everyone jumped on it to denounce the scientist before really understanding what he meant. So, Hank from SciShow is here to clarify some things, namely Hawking didn’t say exactly that there weren’t any black holes, just that they’re super complex.
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