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There are numerous reasons why this movie looks like it's going to be awesome, one is that Bryan Cranston's in it, giving it his shouty, emotional all, two is that the tone is dark and gloomy and terrifying, and three is that the monster itself looks unstoppably badass.
It's time to exercise those grey cells and see if you can wrap your brain around this math riddle, posed by nerdling Derek Muller of Veritasium. After offering the number sequence 2, 4, 8, Derek asks people to guess the rule that the sequence follows. Think you're up to it?
Check out the haunting paper sculptures of Chinese artist Li Hongbo, where he carves imitations of classical masterpieces using thousands of layers of thinly stacked, and flexible, paper pieces, which contort into bizarre-looking shapes.
Singer Sumire Uesaka takes things to the high echelons of WTFness in her latest music video, an awesomely weird video game-inspired piece of strangeness—the heavy-metal style drums and guitar and the fact you can't understand the lyrics just adds to the bizarre experience.
Reality isn't quite what it seems in this film from video artist Theo Tagholm, in which he uses a very simple technique to create a starling effect that's incredibly satisfying and trippy to watch, where aerial views subtly turn into still photographs as we fly over them.
Trivia junkies come get your fix of knowledge to nullify your friends with at a later date—fill any gap you may've had about the odd lives of US Presidents, such as which one ran over a lady with his horse, or what Richard Nixon's favorite snack was.
Thousands of years ago, Mario didn't exist, but the Chinese instrument known as the sheng did, and back then no one knew that one day the two would meet in a perfect marriage that would see the instrument play a spot-on version of the Super Mario Bros. theme music.
Think you know all there is to know about everything ever? Well, Mr. Big Shot let's see if you know these 10 facts about Twitter, from fake tweets crashing the stock market to the massive amount of tweets sent every two days, brush up on these factoids about the micro-blogging site.
Roll up, roll up for the 7th edition of the most bad taste mashup game ever (if it was real) that lets you do the most depraved things you can think of, from building child orphan armies to being sodomized by a baboon to a... SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!!!
most explicit content for a video game: fungi, intestines and embryos later....
It's amazing what you can do with a supercut, for instance you can take a respected news anchor like Brian Williams and you can make him lay down the rhymes to rap classic "Rappers Delight"—at least, that's what the editors from The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon did.
Social media has consumed all our lives, most of us can't go one picosecond without checking Facebook or Twitter, or whatever, but Coca-Cola think they have a solution, their Social Media Guard, which looks suspiciously like those giant cone collars your dog gets when it's been to the vets.
Do you have adult kids living at home who are trying to pursue a creative dream? Those stupid a-holes! Here's a way to get those lazy sonsabitches out doing some real work, by crowdfunding their life using RealLifeStarter—so they can get a proper job.
Fernando Livschitz, from Black Sheep Films, sends giant wind-up robots onto the streets of Buenos Aires to stroll around and generally make the world a brighter place—of course, this didn't actually happen, it's all just CGI, duh!
Timo Boll (man) will play a KUKA robot (machine) in a man vs. machine grudge match that will decide once and for all who will get supreme control of the earth while the loser has to live in Uranus—actually the stakes aren't quite that high but on March 11th the two will duke it out to see who's the victor.
Cast your mind back, way back to 14 years ago when the world was better, even though it wasn't, but you have to say that about the past just to irritate younger people—anyway it was a year where Britney did it again, in a red bodysuit, and bands called Third Eye Blind stalked the earth.
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