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In honour of the great man's birthday, artist Red Hong Yi makes a portrait of Jackie Chan using 64,000 chopsticks, which are not only a simple of Chinese culture, but Mr Chan uses them as a fighting tool in his movies too.
Sometimes your pet cat's affection is very welcome, other times, like when you're trying to do some shredding to impress the masses like Tony Martinez here, the stupid feline gets in the damn way. Unless it can play guitar, of course.
You might not agree, ethically, with what's being proposed in this video, which is: are we able to create genius babies? But it's interesting to dwell on—and if you've seen the movie Gattaca, then you'll know what this video's all about.
NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt Jr. crashes during the Duck Commander 500—after just three laps from when the lights went green, series points leader Dale Earnhardt Jr. had a hard crash that knocked him out of contention and turned his car into a ball of flames. He made t out OK.
It's quite a long way from the two-tone Game Boy screen, but in downtown Philly hundreds of people got to play the classic video game on the 29-story Cira Centre high-rise building, using giant joysticks and a 100,000-square-foot screen.
Showcasing the best of what Sydney has to offer in summertime, this stunning timelapse video by Filippo Rivetti shows off the city's tourist attractions but shot as though they were in miniature—the effect was achieved by filming the whole thing using a technique called tilt-shift.
Using six GoPro cameras mounted on a custom made 3D printed structure, German photographer Jonas Ginter turns a bike ride into a 360° spherical panorama timelapse that makes him look like he's riding along atop a mini-planet.
Dialect coach Andrew Jack takes a tour of the many weird and wonderful accents you can find on the British Isles—and, sure, you might not be able to understand what people are saying who have them, but it's like Middle Earth IRL or something.
Calling all Zelda fans: this short animation, with an optimistic message to boot, is based on the video game "The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask" and the comic art of Zac Gorman. If nothing else it will make you really want to revisit your Zelda games.
Mario Kart 8 is due out in May on the Wii U, which means say goodbye to lifelong friendships, but hello to endless hours laying waste to anyone who chooses to play you, along with new features like the anti-gravity ability. It's going to be the best ever.
Directed by Luc Besson, Scarlett Johansson stars as a woman working as a drug mule, but this isn't your ordinary class A smuggling, because this drug turns her into some kind of super human. The result is an action-thriller that puts Besson back in the realm of sci-fi.
There's a moment in the day which every cat owner dreads, the time when your cat decides to expend some of that pent up energy and go on a frenzied dash round the house and garden, clawing your furniture a newbie in the process.
Cameron Diaz and Jason Segel take off their clothes and make a sex tape! For their new movie that is, which features the pair as a married couple who decide to spice up their marriage by making a naughty video, but it all goes to shitsville when it ends up in the wrong hands.
MetroGnome's remix of Pharrell's track not only delivers in the musical sense, but it's got a video full of stuffed teddies (including Stewie) and other assorted toys shuffling about making sure you feel all warm inside while tapping your toe.
Wait for it, because what this girl reveals about herself will come as a total shock—she's a young woman with vitiligo, a skin condition that gives her an uneven skin tone, and here she reveals why she wears make-up to camouflage it.
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