This weekend’s rumored studio raid and arrest of the elusive street artist in London turns out to be a hoax orchestrated by National Report, a satirical “news site” that has previously fooled the Internet with somewhat believable hoaxes like the Fukushima radiation scare and Sarah Palin’s racist interview scandal.
The hammerhead sharks of the Galapagos Islands are captured with an underwater GoPro camera.
Check out this bizarre Scooby-Doo mash-up just in time for Halloween.
Rob Cantor performs a live rendition of his Internet hit song “Actual Cannibal Shia LaBeouf” along with the Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles, the West L.A. Children’s Choir and the Argus Quartet.
What originally started as a creepypasta story about a haunted Sonic the Hedgehog CD has been turned into an actual video game available for download online.
As per popular request, Xander Mobus, the man behind the voice of the faceless announcer in Super Smash Bros 4, sings the opening theme from the Pokemon animated TV series.
The Zach Galifianakis quote became a common comeback after a college student used it to shut down a woman preaching on his campus.
Gavin Seim, a concerned citizen, stopped a police officer in an unmarked police car in Washington State to remind him it’s illegal to pull drivers over in an unmarked car. Lucky for the officer, Seim let him off with just a warning.
This creepypasta tells the appropriately creepy story of a bloody episode of SpongeBob SquarePants that Nickelodeon could never air.
Spanning exactly one minute in length, this award-winning horror short directed by Ignacio Rodó may seem more like a transitional scene than a short film, but holy crap, it comes with a heavy punch at the end.
There are some websites on the Internet you should never visit.
As storm force winds batter the Derbyshire Peak District in England, Kinder Downfall is blown back up onto the plateau instead of cascading 80 ft down the stream.
The British tabloid site is known for their constant controversies and lengthy inflammatory headlines.
Royce Hutain, the awesome dad who melted our hearts last year around this time with his custom-designed LEDstick-figure Halloween costume for his baby daughter Zoey, makes a grand comeback with a revamped version featuring multi-color LEDs and the ears of Minnie Mouse.
Taylor Swift’s song of the summer is still racking up covers and parodies as more and more YouTubers feel the need to “shake it off.”
If you’ve ever struggled to make your squishy bread into crisp toast, this is the perfect educational video for you.
