You shovel it into your cake hole when watching a movie, but how much do you actually know about the little kernel that's given you so much pleasure over the years? Probably not a great deal, so have a watch of this—it's the least you could do.

Filming one second of your (or your children’s) life every day and editing it together into a continuous film is a great way to look back at the happy memories, the good, good times—but this version of that popular trope will give you a bit of a jolt. Posing the question, “What if London was Syria?” it’s seen through the eyes of a little girl and imagines how, over the course of a year, her life turns from normal and happy, to homeless, destitute and broken. Epic stuff.

It's not uncommon for Oscar-nominated movies to be adapted from classic books, like quite a few of this year's films, but you never see movies being made from classic viral videos. That is until Jimmy Kimmel enlisted the help of Hollywood's finest, Queen Latifah, Barkhad Abdi, Adam Driver and Matt Damon, to adapt Sweet Brown's emphatic post-fire interview.

Metropolis II (The Movie) by directing duo Supermarché looks at Chris Burden's sculpture, Metropolis II, which currently resides at Los Angeles Country Museum of Art (LACMA). The project took four years to build and features 1,100 customized Hot Wheels cars whizzing through Burden's skyscraper-ridden scale model vision of a future LA .

Ever wondered how all the elements in the Periodic Table got their names? No? Not even Gadolinium? PBS Digital Studios' It's Okay To Be Smart delves into the meaning behind all those intriguing names—some are named after mythical beasts—you had to memorise for chemistry class.

Billed as an "ultimate Canadian fusion", and who could argue, the Epic Meal Time boys meet The Trailer Park Boys to create a special Trailer Park Sandwich. And what a monstrous sandwich this collaboration results in: packed with hot dogs, bacon, chicken fingers, giant cheeseburgers, bacon, bologna buns, and more bacon.

Sometimes learning can be fun—and this is one of those times, as NASA recruit villainous AI GLaDOS from the Portal games to teach you no-hopers about nuclear fusion and how it differs from fission. Who knows, you might even learn something.

The Mister Cok of the title is the owner of a large bomb factory, who decides to save some money by automating his staff—which means replacing people with robots, and while most just stare helplessly at their new replacements, one of them decides enough is enough is enough, in this stylish animation.

Remember when Pink Floyd legend Nick Mason dropped one of his sticks whilst playing One Of These Days during the Live At Pompeii gig, and being the pro he is he acted as if nothing happened and carried on seamlessly—this guy's no Nick Mason, but his recovery is equally boss-like, plus he scores a crafty drink as well.

Liam Neeson proves that he tops the league of hardass 61 year olds, by threatening a fan—and it's not just any old threat either, he goes full on, promising to kill him and then see him in hell and eat his children. OK, maybe not that last one.

Batman enters the post-apocalyptic world of the Terminator and it's pretty freaking awesome—it's 2029 and it's been 30 years since Skynet unleashed AI hell on the human race. Amongst the rubble of earth a new hero emerges—and he likes to dress up like a bat.

It's time for this week's global competition and your chance to re-discover the forgotten pieces in your wardrobe to WIN £100 to spend on Motilo! Every week we present a style challenge and ask you to solve the age-old dilemma of what to wear. This week's dilemma is a tricky one to pull off but can look incredible.

We've all sat there watching a Simpsons episode when a segment dedicated to McBain comes on—and while you probably thought they didn't have any connection to one another, turns out, together, they actually form a coherent full movie.

In this Academy Award-nominated short by animator PES, we get a lesson in how to make guacamole using a variety of highly unusual ingredients like grenades, pool balls and colored lightbulbs. Nom.

It's going to kinda freak you out thinking about Pokemon characters in weird, kinky ways, but park that strange sensation you can't quite explain to one side and you'll left with a very amusing take on this ever-popular nerd franchise.