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by Justin Page on (#19DSV)
The Norwegian comedy group PistolShrimps have created “Hardcore Henry: Magic Edition,†a trailer mashup the mixes together the magical world of Harry Potter and the visual style of the upcoming POV film Hardcore Henry. Hardcore Henry is currently scheduled for release in theaters on April 8th, 2016.
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by Justin Page on (#19DK9)
Reporter Jake Hamilton of Fox 32 Chicago recently posted a video of Tom Hiddleston getting into character as Loki and reporting on the weather. Hiddleston hilariously blamed the incoming thunderstorms on his hammer-wielding brother Thor. via UPROXX
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by Lori Dorn on (#19BNF)
In the latest episode of the Absurd Creatures series, Wired Science takes a look at the tiny, adorably goofy looking fennec fox and explains why it has such enormous ears. Those ears are a big help in the heat they act kind of like radio air hits the ears it cools down the blood inside […]
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by Lori Dorn on (#19BJW)
In a preview of the new show “Life in the Air“, the cameras of the BBC captured the amazing sight of an African caracal twisting and turning in the air in slow-motion, ensuring that she would land on her feet. This is due to a flexible spine, something present in all cats, domestic or wild, […]
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by Lori Dorn on (#19BJY)
In 2013 we wrote about the Petcube, a smartphone-controlled cube that allows humans to remotely play, watch and interact with their pets. In their newest IOS update, the app was redesigned to be more user-friendly along with new auto-play and motion sensor features. Additionally, the Petcube can now be ordered online or found in a […]
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by Glen Tickle on (#19BF2)
Funny or Die correspondent Kady Ruth Ashcraft visited the 2016 New York International Auto Show where she tried to touch every car on display.
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by Glen Tickle on (#19BF4)
Mental Floss shared some of the historic, linguistic, and literary origins of names from the Harry Potter series in a pair of videos. The first video covers characters including Remus Lupin, Quirinus Quirrell, and Sirius Black, while the second video covers Aragog, Argus Filch, and Lucius Malfoy. via Cosmopolitan, DesignTAXI
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by Glen Tickle on (#19BB5)
The Foo Show is a new virtual reality podcast and chat show created by Will Smith from Tested. The show is set in a virtual environment with avatars standing in for the host and guest with the viewer serving as the show’s sole audience member. On the first episode of the show, Smith welcomed Campo […]
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by Justin Page on (#19B7M)
On their latest episode of Trailer Mix, Mashable Watercooler created a wonderful new trailer for The Hangover that imagines what the comedy film would be like as an Alfred Hitchcock style thriller.
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by Justin Page on (#19B1Q)
In a new video released ahead of the DVD and Blu-ray versions of Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens, Adam Driver and director J.J. Abrams explain why Kylo Ren is so angry and how the young dark warrior’s parents helped to fuel his rage. The Force Awakens currently available on Digital HD and will […]
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by Glen Tickle on (#19B1S)
Paul Dano becomes friends with Daniel Radcliffe‘s dead body on a deserted island in the film Swiss Army Man by the Daniels team of Daniel Scheinert and Daniel Kwan. Radcliffe’s body proves to be incredibly useful in a variety of strange ways as Dano’s character appears to hallucinate. The film will be released in the summer of 2016. […]
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by Lori Dorn on (#19B1V)
Researchers in Sweden are currently studying how cats communicate with humans, how they respond to the way their humans speak to them and whether or not cats communicate in different dialects. Do you know what your cat is saying when it meows at you? Researchers in Sweden are trying to give us a better idea […]
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by Justin Page on (#19B1X)
Allenby Concept House and SodaStream, a system that allows people to carbonate water and flavor carbonated beverages, has released a funny commercial advertising HeavyBubbles sparkling water starring Game of Thrones actor Hafthor “Thor†Bjornsson (The Mountain). The commercial does a great job of poking fun at water bottled in plastic containers.
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by Lori Dorn on (#19AY0)
The Seattle kitchen supply company THAT! has created FreezTHAT!, a new ice-cube tray that has a small footprint, is easy to handle and can freeze water and other items in less than 10 minutes due to its unique triangular design that was inspired by a snowflake. The company is currently raising funds through Kickstarter to […]
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by Lori Dorn on (#19AVM)
Guitarist Jack Fliegler aka ToxicEternity performed an astounding heavy metal medley of random iPhone ringtones, many of which he had to figure out himself. Since day 1 on YouTube I’ve been getting slammed by viewers to do a medley of iPhone ringtones. I was holding off because it is simply too difficult to figure out […]
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by Lori Dorn on (#19ARP)
A photo posted by Luciano Cina (@luccico) on Feb 3, 2016 at 2:09am PST Italian illustrator Luciano China has created a wonderful series in which he takes photos of his hometown of Turin and embellishes them with lighthearted designs, sometimes adding legs, tail and a mane to a simple puddle to make a charging horse […]
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by Justin Page on (#19AN9)
Joice Moretto and Luiz Carlos Teixeira of doisDI have reimagined the intro to Marvel‘s fantastic Daredevil television series on Netflix as an 8-bit animated video game. music by Nick Bellardini via GeekTyrant
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by Lori Dorn on (#19ANB)
Actor Bruce Campbell, known for his role as Ash Williams in the Evil Dead franchise of cult films and as Sam Axe in Burn Notice, surprised everyone in the Twitterverse on Friday when he announced that he would be playing the title character in the very first American version of Doctor Who which woud be […]
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by Glen Tickle on (#19AJ3)
Peter Dinklage and Leslie Jones star as themselves in “Naked & Afraid: Celebrity Edition,†a parody of the survival series Naked & Afraid during the April 2, 2016 episode of Saturday Night Live, hosted by Dinklage.
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by Glen Tickle on (#19AEC)
Science Channel has announced an open casting call to find the next Mythbusters with an upcoming reality series. Interested parties who meet the eligibility requirements can fill out an application and post a 90-second entry video through the Search for the Next Mythbusters site. Love to question science and curious about everything? If so, we’re looking […]
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by Lori Dorn on (#19AEE)
Ripley, a domesticated and really affectionate toucan, leaned in and purred happily while getting her head scratched by her accommodating human. Ripley shows off her cuddly side, yet again! This time she might even be more cuddly than ever… Ripley's favorite spot to sit while editing our latest YouTube videos! Who wants a new lap […]
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by Justin Page on (#19AEG)
Scott Sterling is a fictional sports character who appears in numerous comedy sketches for BYUtv‘s television show, Studio C. In their most recent episode, Sterling used his face to make all sorts of amazing Volleyball blocks during a championship game between the Yale Bulldogs and the University of North Carolina Tar Heels. Scott also got […]
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by Justin Page on (#19AAW)
20th Century Fox released a new promo trailer for X-Men: Apocalypse, the upcoming ninth superhero movie in the ongoing X-Men film series and sequel to X-Men: Days of Future Past. The promo reveals details about each of the evil Four Horsemen mutants (Storm, Psylocke, Angel, and Magneto). X-Men: Apocalypse is currently scheduled to battle its […]
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by Lori Dorn on (#19A77)
Paramount Pictures has released a number of trailers and vignettes to herald in the April 15th premiere of Everybody Wants Some, the “spiritual sequel†to the generationally iconic Richard Linklater film Dazed and Confused. The long awaited film takes place during the 1980s, where college baseball players try to find their place in the world […]
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by Glen Tickle on (#19A79)
Marbles race, roll, and jump down an elaborate eight-foot-tall mountain scene created by Ben Tardif. The structure is made up of 25 sections and has features including a bowling alley, roller coaster, and ski jump. Tardif outlined his build process through his Instagram account over the last several years. A video posted by Ben Tardif […]
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by Justin Page on (#19A7B)
How It Should Have Ended created a great mashup of Star Wars: The Force Awakens and Quentin Tarantino‘s Kill Bill: Vol. 2 that imagines Rey‘s (Beatrix Kiddo) Jedi training with Luke Skywalker (Pai Mei). Quentin Tarantino was originally approached to direct Star Wars Episode 8 but was let go from the project because he insisted […]
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by Justin Page on (#19A3H)
Powerpuff Yourself is an amusing website, based on Cartoon Network‘s animated Powerpuff Girls television series, that transforms you into a custom Powerpuff girl or boy. After creating the character you are then able to download it as an avatar, animated GIF, or desktop wallpaper. images via Powerpuff Yourself
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by Glen Tickle on (#199ZY)
Finnish filmmakers Misty Friday Films added a remote control chainsaw to a drone that they then used to trim trees, knock down icicles, and decapitate snowmen. The deadly and seemingly unstoppable drone terrorizes a winter scene, but has a little trouble with balloons. via Popular Science
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by Justin Page on (#19A00)
In a recent sketch on Saturday Night Live, host Peter Dinklage gives us a sneak peek of the upcoming sixth season of Game of Thrones and exposes the hilarious magic behind the show’s “dragon technology.†The sketch stars Peter as Tyrion Lannister, Kate McKinnon as Daenerys Targaryen, and Bobby Moynihan as a motion-capture actor playing […]
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by Scott Beale on (#1971Q)
Hydraulic Press Channel had fun crushing a bowling ball and pin with their hydraulic press.
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by Scott Beale on (#1971S)
CinemaSins presents everything wrong with the 2011 Zack Snyder film Sucker Punch. Sucker Punch. Quite possibly the most incomprehensible and unnecessary movies ever made. So of course it has sins out the ass.
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by Lori Dorn on (#1920E)
Earlier this year, a team of 17 scientists at Aberystwyth University in Western Wales captured extremely rare footage of a tiny Japanese pygmy squid shooting a jet of its ink in order to catch prey rather using it as shield of defense. The team noticed two distinct tactics. In some cases, the squid ejected a […]
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by Lori Dorn on (#191VK)
Musician Chad Neidt donned a suit and very stern look in order to play a really great acoustic version of the complicated theme from the political drama House of Cards. This is one of my favorite TV shows ever. The theme isn’t the catchiest, but it really fits the entire mood of the show. I […]
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by Justin Page on (#191VN)
Jesse Hamel of Winnipeg, Manitoba has created an amusing multitrack video of Gabe, a cute little dog thats a mix of American Eskimo and Pomeranian, barking approximately 376,572,715,308 times. Jesse has released many other hilarious videos of Gabe singing Christmas songs, the Halloween theme song, the song “Going Back to Cali†by The Notorious B.I.G., […]
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by Lori Dorn on (#191VQ)
During the snowstorm that hit Denver, Colorado in late March, a very clever and determined little cat named Boots decided that he didn’t really care for the giant snowdrift blocking his backdoor view to the outdoors and decided to start digging. Once he started digging, however, he realized how nice and cozy a snow enclosure […]
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by Glen Tickle on (#191VS)
An episode of SciShow explains how memories are formed and how a man named Henry Molaison helped science understand them. Host Hank Green explains that Molaison had significant portions of his brain removed as a treatment for seizures. The result was that he developed anterograde amnesia and was unable to create new longterm memories. Scientists continue to […]
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by Lori Dorn on (#191RM)
Filmmaker Peter William Holden, an artist who often features robotics within his videos, has created “[The Invisible]â€, a fascinating short film in which eight robots suspended in a circle, each holding onto a Fedora, perform a synchronized dance in time to the bombastic Wagner instrumental “Ride of the Valkyries†“The Invisible†is part of a […]
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by Glen Tickle on (#191N8)
In an episode of SciShow Quick Questions host Hank Green explains what winglets are and how they help reduce drag and save airlines money on fuel cost. Have you ever wondered what those things are on airplane wings? You know, those little angled bits of metal? Watch to learn what they are and how they’re used!
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by Glen Tickle on (#191HV)
SciShow host Michael Aranda explains why avocados shouldn’t exist. The fruit thrived during the Pleistocene epoch when in was eaten by animals like giant ground sloths, but after those large mammals died off it took a bit of luck for the avocado to survive through today. The episode also shares the important fact that “avocado†comes from the Nahuatl […]
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by Lori Dorn on (#191HX)
|@Pasticceria_Caruso @BarillaAus #Chocolate #Vanilla #Cannoli #Bazooka| Last night I got to make my own #Italian #cakes and prepare #cannolis for the Bazooka which was held 50 mini cannolis in one #giantcannoli casing. Thanks again @JosieGags and @TheWogwiththeGrog for organising this amazing event. #PasticceriaCaruso #zomato #mealforameal A photo posted by ????????????Will, the 1 & only (@willxia1) […]
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by Justin Page on (#191EY)
Kristian Williams has created “Superman – The Golden Age of Animation,†a short video essay that looks at how two brothers, Max and Dave Fleischer of Fleischer Studios, pushed the limits of animation back in the 1940s to help define the amazing Superman character and help make him the fictional superhero that we know and […]
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by Lori Dorn on (#191BK)
In his latest abstract video “Memories of Paintings“, director Thomas Blanchard used a combination of paint, oil, milk and liquid soap to create a lush composition of moving color and texture, as if the colors of a painting were being washed away and evoking a quiet sense of melancholy. Memories of Paintings†is an experimental […]
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by Glen Tickle on (#191BN)
30 years of images and data taken from Landsat satellites were compiled by geologist Zoltan Sylvester to show the dramatic shifts in Peru’s Ucayali river over time. This river is changing its course with an impressive speed; many – probably most – other rivers don’t show much obvious change during the same 30-year period. What determines the meander migration […]
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by Lori Dorn on (#19183)
Peter Brown of Shop Time happily demonstrated how to create a colorful bud vase from a block of 256 melted Crayola crayons, which he shaped and formed on his wood lathe. I present to you 256 crayons melted into a large rainbow block turned on the wood lathe for your amusement.. There is no glue […]
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by Lori Dorn on (#19118)
The repetitive motion of an automatic lucky cat piggy bank confused the the normally well-adjusted and adorable feline duo of Cole and Marmalade. While they both were a bit curious, Cole was the braver of the two, getting up close. According to their human Chris, the bank was a gift from a friend. A friend […]
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by Glen Tickle on (#1911A)
Apple was founded on April 1, 1976. The company celebrated its 40th anniversary with a 40 second look back at their history. The simple text video quickly covers the company’s accomplishments both big and small.
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by Glen Tickle on (#190XP)
Comedian Daniel Koren provides a beginner’s guide to confidently leaving a store without buying anything. The video gives step-by-step instructions to avoid that awkward feeling that a shopkeeper might think you’re stealing if you leave without making a purchase.
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by Lori Dorn on (#190XR)
In the latest episode of her grammar series, the very informative Mary Norris aka “The Comma Queen†explained the origins of the ampersand (&), defended its use and even demonstrated how to draw the symbol. If you have trouble making it in cursive handwriting, what I always do is I just make a treble clef […]
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by Glen Tickle on (#190XT)
Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk unveiled the company’s Model 3 electric car at an event on March 31, 2016 held at the Tesla Design Center in Hawthorne, California. At a starting price of $35,000 before federal rebates, the Model 3 is meant to be a more affordable electric car to bring the technology to more […]
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by Justin Page on (#190SV)
The Let’s Melt This channel recently melted down LEGO Batman and his Batmobile using the extreme heat from a welding torch. Melting Lego Batman! LEGO bricks are awesome. Batman is awesome. Today we gave lego batman his ultimate challenge. Lego Batman vs Welding Torch.
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