February 2015 news blooper compilation

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Previously: January

The 10 best awkward sitcom moments

Watch Mojo compiles 10 of the awkwardest moments in scripted television.


Also: Top 10 Awkward Moments in Live TV

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50 Shades of Gandalf the Grey

Film director and editor Adam Harum takes the trailer for 50 Shades of Grey and replaces its protagonist, Christian Grey, with Gandalf the Grey from J.R.R. Tolkien's novels The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings.

Two worldwide bestsellers become… something else… Join Gandalf the Grey and Anastasia Steele as they wrestle with their inner demons and find… love? A wizard is never late -- nor is he early... Mr. Grey will see you now.

Previously: 50 Shades of Buscemi

Pregnant

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Spoiler recap: The first two seasons of "House of Cards" in 9 minutes

Season 3 of House of Cards is premiering tonight on Netflix (all 13 episodes), and The Fine Bros have made one of their spoiler videos, recapping what happened in the first two seasons of the popular show.


Bonus: Bloopers

The Fine Bros

TV outtakes compilation

World Wide Interweb compiles the best outtakes from television history.


World Wide Interweb

Action movie kid sings in the rain, indoors

Dreamworks special effects artist Daniel Hashimoto has his son, Action Movie Kid (previously), perform Gene Kelly's Singing in the Rain, inside the house.

Tee of the day: Furr Division

Tobe Fonseca gives a feline spin to one of the most iconic album covers, Joy Division's Unknown Pleasures.

A division was formed between the bald and the fluffy, the purr-fectly pleasant and the doggone dour, and the kittehs were leading the new order against those mutt faced Mopers. It seems the Mopers had come to Factory town with their sourpuss sound to drive the happy pogo hoppers away, but the kittehs weren't going to let them strip the joy from the club scene. They stalked the night, looking for deadbeats in drab clothes to claw and bite, and when they formed a line and swayed to the sound the Mopers ran away in fright!

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"Breaking Bad" easter eggs

Dorkly points out 5 interesting Easter eggs you may have not noticed in AMC's Breaking Bad.


You can see some more Breaking Bad Easter eggs, in a previous article on Dorkly

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13-year-old drinking prodigy accepted to Ohio State

Meet Tyler Morgan, the 13-year-old whose binge drinking talent got him into Ohio State.


The Onion

Parkour fail compilation

Fail Army

Oscar-winning movies recreated with stock video footage

Stock footage company Dissolve - who's made a video recreating blockbusters with stock footage before - celebrates this year's Academy Awards, by recreating 13 famous Oscar-winning films from the past, by using only stock videos from their archives.

We celebrate movies and their makers in these recreations of 13 movies that have won those shiny gold trademarked statues. How many can you name?

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43 words invented by authors

In this week's List Show video from Mental Floss, host John Green shares a few words that were created by famous authors, such as "pie-hole," which was invented by Stephen King, or "nerd," by Dr. Seuss.


Mental Floss

Apology cards, by discipline

SMBC

Banksy in Gaza

Anonymous Bristol-based artist Banksy has recently taken a trip to Palestine, where he created a series of new pieces, that can be seen in this short political video titled "Make this the year YOU discover a new destination", made available on his website.


Banksy wrote:

"A local man came up and said 'Please - what does this mean?' I explained I wanted to highlight the destruction in Gaza by posting photos on my website – but on the internet people only look at pictures of kittens."

"Gaza is often described as 'the world's largest open air prison' because no-one is allowed to enter or leave. But that seems a bit unfair to prisons - they don’t have their electricity and drinking water cut off randomly almost everyday."

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Zapatou's YouTube 10th anniversary supercut

For YouTube's 10th anniversary, French video artist Luc Bergeron aka Zapatou (previously) compiles 198 of the most viral clips from the video-sharing website into a three-and-a-half-minute video.


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A claymation mash-up "Frozen" and "The Thing"

British writer, director and animator Lee Hardcastle recreates a scene from John Carpenter's classic horror The Thing with the characters from Disney's Frozen, in claymation.

A deleted scene from the Disney classic 'Frozen' as directed by John Carpenter.

Lee Hardcastle

Infographic: "Parks and Recreation" by the numbers

In celebration of Parks and Recreation's grand finale Tuesday night, Vanity Fair has created an infographic that takes a look at some interesting facts regarding the show.

The imminent demise of Parks and Recreation has us feeling like Leslie Knope: nostalgic, sentimental, and a little obsessive. Just as Leslie honored Ann’s departure by preparing 103 scrapbooks to commemorate their time together, we set out to celebrate our beloved Parks and Rec (as the kids call it) by (re-)watching all 125 episodes and compiling some data. Treat yo’ self and have a look.

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Here's a baby that laughs like an evil villain

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Mary Poppins death metal

Musician Andy Rehfeldt has Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke sing Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious from Mary Poppins, in Death Metal style.


Andy Rehfeldt

The ultimate dad joke duel

Two dads run into each other at a restaurant, in this short College Humor video.

Live by the pun, die by the pun!

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City nickname chart

Doghouse Diaries

The talking Husky puppy

Ramsay the Husky is still a puppy, but he's got much to say for himself.


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7 things you (probably) didn't know about "Mean Girls"

It's been eleven years since the teen comedy Mean Girls came out, and, to honor this milestone, CineFix is "taking another look at what we're pretty sure is the most accurate presentation of the High School emotional landscape, ever. Ever!"


Previously: 7 things you (probably) didn't know about The Big Lebowski

Screen Junkies' best moments at the 2015 Oscars

Screen Junkies' Hal Rudnick celebrates the 87th Annual Academy Awards with a look at the most noteworthy moments of the ceremony held last Sunday in Los Angeles.


Screen Junkies

How dogs see things

College Humor contributors Robert Brown and Andrew Bridgman imagine what the world looks like through the eyes of dogs.




More - after the jump



College Humor

Man films himself after being in an accident, while being cut out by the "Jaws of Life"

YouTube user Andrew MacDonald was in a serious car crash last month and he filmed himself while the emergency rescue personnel was freeing him from the wreck.


Andrew recently wrote on YouTube:

I'm okay. On January 11th, 2015 I Fell asleep behind the wheel at 530 in the morning after after a long night in Victoria, BC. Drove straight into a pole on the drivers side at 60km/h in Duncan, BC. Suffered a broken right arm. Broken left Femur. Broke both knee caps. And both ankles.

Went for major surgery in Victoria which took total 14 hours over a couple days. Metal plates and screws all over. Spent a month in hospital. Only 1 hot nurse :| But I'm home now. And recovering quickly! 

Here are some photos of the car after the accident:



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The Kimmel School of Perfect Acting

Turns out that behind most of the prolific actors in Hollywood, there is one person who taught them everything they know. His name is Jim Kimmel. And some of the greatest actors whom he coached, including Benedict Cumberbatch, Jeff Bridges, Eddie Redmayne, Sean Penn, Jennifer Aniston, Gary Oldman, Kristen Bell, Susan Sarandon, Jennifer Aniston, Mila Kunis, and of course, Matt Damen, pay tribute to the great master.


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Sesame Street's "House of Cards" parody

House of Bricks is a Sesame Street retelling of the classic children's story The Three Little Pigs, it in the style of the popular TV show House of Cards.

Some people say there's too much pork in this town. Frank Underwolf could not agree more. And that is why Mr. Underwolf is on a mission to huff and puff and blow down all the little pigs' houses. In this town, you have to know which way the wind is blowing, and unfortunately, for those little piggies, it's about to get very windy.

Sesame Street

LEGO Millenium Falcon set

LEGO Star Wars Millennium Falcon, from LEGO

The numerous details on this modified Corellian Engineering Corporation YT-1300 freighter would impress even Luke Skywalker. Measuring more than 15 inches wide and 4 inches tall when completed, this model accurately depicts the famous Millennium Falcon, from its distinctive round shape to its right-hand cylindrical cockpit.

This set includes LEGO mini-figures of Han Solo, Chewbacca, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia Organa, and Darth Vader, so you can replay your favorite scenes from the movie.

With 1,254 LEGO pieces, the Millennium Falcon took more than four hours for our testers to construct. Split between two adult builders, these hours provided a fun time to reminisce about favorite Star Wars moments.

Also: LEGO Deat Star

Dog accompanies guitar with cowbell

Maple the Border Collie/Golden Retriever mix agrees that his owner's acoustic cover of the song (Don't Fear) The Reaper, by Blue Öyster Cult, needs more cowbell.


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Lie Witness News: Oscars 2015 Edition

The celebrate the 87the edition of the Annual Academy Awards, Jimmy Kimmel's Lie Witness News team goes out to Hollywood Blvd. to ask people what they thought about some nominated movies and moments they made up.

What did you think of Helen Mirren's performance as Cate Blachett as Judy Dench and Larry Bird in Birdman?

Jimmy Kimmel Live

Here's a cockatoo running around like a crazy person, yelling absolute nonsense

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Barking up the wrong tree

Channelate

A 10-year evolution of the YouTube viral video

The Daily Conversation celebrates YouTube's 10-year anniversary - which was on February 14th - with a compilation of 101 of the craziest, most hilarious, biggest viral videos in the ten year history of the video-sharing website.


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Supercut: The greatest Oscars Best Picture winner one-liners

In anticipation of the 87th edition of the Academy Awards, World Wide Interweb has created a compilation of the best one-liners from the films that won Best Picture at the Oscars throughout the years.


World Wide Interweb

Neil Patrick Harris's opening monologue at the 2015 Oscars

The host of the 2015 Oscars, Neil Patrick Harris, opens the 87th edition of the Annual Academy Awards with a musical number, helped by actress Anna Kendrick and a slight interruption by Jack Black.

"Star Wars" character names in France

British illustrator James Chapman takes a look at the names of the characters from the French version of Star Wars - Episode IV: A New Hope.


James Chapman

Previously: International names for Harry Potter characters

Using the speaker system to remove snow from the car

Russian way of car snow removal is the best way of car snow removal.


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21 steps to making an Oscar-winning movie

College Humor shares a few rules you have to follow if you want to make an Academy Award-winning film.

There's more to it than being white.

College Humor

Foiled again

Tumble Dry Comics

Time-lapse video of cats following a moving sunbeam

Cat owner Mitsuri Yasui has created a time-lapse video of his cats sunbathing in a sunbeam that moves across the room throughout the day.


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Historically accurate Disney princesses

BuzzFeed takes a look at how some Disney princesses (Snow White, Jasmine, Tiana, Aurora, Pocahontas, and Belle) would look like if they were historically accurate.


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Diversity among Oscar winners

Art director, designer and animator Bard Edlund takes a look at the diversity among the winners of the Academy Awards.

A lot of noise has been made about the lack of diversity among nominees for the Oscars this year. This video shows how many black, hispanic, and asian winners there have been throughout history, across four main categories -- best actor/actress, supporting actor/actress, writing (original and adapted screenplays), and directing.

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If jewelry commercials were honest

Cracked imagines what a jewelry commercial would be like if it told the truth.


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Wearing squeaky shoes at the dog park

The guys from JStuStudios team up with fellow prankster Jack Vale (previously) and visit a dog park while wearing squeaky shoes to arouse their canine friends' interest.


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Interrupting bard

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Man does an impression of a robot eating a sandwich

Robot dancer Chad Smith aka MaddChadd does a spot-on impression of a robot eating a sandwich.


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From the archives: Jay Z's first rap on TV (1990)

20-year-old Shawn Corey Carter aka Jay Z and his friend Big Daddy Kane make an appearance on BET's Rap City, where the young, then-unknown rapper spits a freestyle, at the request of the show's host, Prime.


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Cute kid video of the day: 3-year-old girl recites martial arts student creed

3-year-old white-belt karate student Sophie Wong adorably recites the martial arts student creed at the Leeds Taekwondo and Premier Martial Arts Centre, in Leeds, U.K.

"I will develop myself in a positive manner and avoid anything that may reduce my mental growth or my physical health. I will develop self discipline in order to help bring out the best in myself and others. I will use common sense before self defence and never be abusive or offensive. This is a black belt school. We are dedicated. We are motivated. We are on a quest to be the best... asaaah!"

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Australian morning show host loses it at kid's talent show hilarious performance

Australian breakfast show Today's Karl Stefanovic had to take over after his co-host Lisa Wilkinson lost it at the hilarious and bizarre performance of one of the kids on the show.


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"Hey Kid, What Time Is It?"

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Curious crow checks out stadium webcam

A 2015 Coors Light NHL Stadium Series webcam installed at SF 49ers new Levi's Stadium in Stanta Clara Califormia, gets a surprise visitor.


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DJ Flula performs "Mama Said Knock You Out" with his mom and dad, in the car

German YouTube star Flula Borg (previously) takes a ride in his mom's VW Passat and performs LL Cool J's Mama Said Knock You Out, accompanied by his mom while driving and his dad playing the accordion in the backseat.


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Fainting news blooper compilation

NewsBeFunny has created a compilation of people fainting during live news.

Spoiling 50 movies from 2014 in 5 minutes

The Fine Bros. are back with another one of their annual movie spoiler videos, spoiling 50 films from the past year, in one take, in under five minutes.


Previously: Spoiling 50 movies of 2013 in 6 minutes

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100 years of beauty in 1 minute - episode 3 (Iran)

Iranian model Sabrina Sarajy takes us through the evolution of make-up and hairstyle in Iran, from 1910 to 2010, courtesy of Cut.com.


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Previously: Episode 1 (Nina), Episode 2 (Marshay)

Infographic: Wold War movie map

English illustrator and animator Robert Shaw maps down the locations in which the plots of famous World War 1 and World War 2 movies took place.


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80 Facts about the '80s

It's this week List Show video from Mental Floss, and host John Green shares 80 interesting facts about the 1980's.


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"Uptown Funk" without the music

The guys from House of Halo (previously) take the video for Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars' hit song Uptown Funk and remove all the music from it.


House of Halo

Girl takes selfies imitating people

Reddit user Cellcow shares a collection of photos that she took of herself imitating celebrities, and famous Internet pictures, and posted on r/PrettyGirlsUglyFaces.





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