2018 news blooper compilation

Update: Part 2:


Previously: 2017 news blooper compilation

News Be Funny

Lin-Manuel Miranda answers the most searched questions about him

Stage's Lin-Manuel Miranda is the latest guest on Wired magazine's Autocoplmpete Interview series (previously), in which he answers the most Google-searched questions about himself.

Which Hamilton song is Lin-Manuel Miranda's favorite? Is Lin-Manuel knighted? When did he cut his hair?

Also: Lin-Manuel Miranda explains Broadway slang for Vanity Fair

Scaring chihuahua a with farts

YouTube user Coltography has put together a compilation of all the times he scared his chihuahua with a fart.

(Warning: farts)

This is Herbert. He hates it when I fart. I also hate it when he wakes me up in the middle of the night from farting so loud.

50 ways to open a Christams gift

Christmas is right around the corner, and funny man Kevin Parry prepares you for the occasion by showing you how people open up their presents, as part of his 50 Ways series.


Previously: 50 ways to wrap a Christmas gift

Kevin Parry

All the booby traps in "Home Alone" flip book

Ben Zurawski aka The Flippist (previously) has created a flip book that features all the booby traps set up by Kevin McCallister for the two burglars in Home Alone.

The booby trap scene from Home Alone already feels like a cartoon, so turning it into a flipbook was natural! It especially works great with the amazing sound effects.

The Flippist

Cool stuff you can own: Star Trek heat-changing mug

The Star Trek Transporter Mug, from The Unemployed Philosophers Guild

When you add hot water, Captain Kirk, Mr. Spock, Lieutenant Uhura, and Dr. McCoy leave the Transporter Room on one side of the mug and materialize to explore the planet surface on the other side of the mug. Energize!

video via

Gold

SMBC

Natalie Portman and Jude Law answer the most searched questions about them

Natalie Portman and Jude Law star in the drama-musical Vox Lux together and as such, they are the latest are the latest guests on Wired magazine's Autocoplmpete Interview series (previously), in which they answer the most Google-searched questions about themselves.

What languages can Natalie Portman speak? What was Jude Law's first movie? Where did Natalie go to college?

Wired

Everything wrong with "Avengers: Infinity War"

The guys from CinemaSins point out the flaws in Marvel's Avengers: Infinity War.

Well, Avengers: Infinity War was arguably the biggest movie of 2018, and we waited quite a while to get around to sinning it, but now that wait is over.

2018 movie trailer mash-up

Another year, another yearly montage of the best movie trailers of the past year, courtesy of Sleepy Skunk.


The full list of the trailers used can be found on his Tumblr.

Previously: 2017 movie trailer mash-up

Sleepy Skunk

Impressions of rappers

YouTube voice impressionist Vincent Marcus performs spot-on impressions of rappers Eminem, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Notorious BIG.


Vincent Marcus

Christmas drinking game

via

Super Friends sing Wu-Tang Clan's "Triumph"

Cartoon/hip-hop mash-up creator Adam Schleichkorn aka Mylo the Cat returns with a new video, in which he has DC Comics' Super Friends perform Triumph by the Wu-Tang Clan.

Starring in order of appearance Samurai as ODB, Superman as Inspectah Deck, The Flash as Method Man, Apache Chief as Cappadonna, Green Lantern as U-God, Hawkman as The RZA, Black Vulcan as The GZA, Aquaman as Masta Killa, Batman as Ghostface Killah, and Robin as Raekwon.

Isthishowyougoviral

The Big Lebowski - 20th Anniversary Limited Edition

The Coen brothers' cult-classic comedy The Big Lebowski has been released in a 20th anniversary commemorative set. It includes a collectible bag, a bowling ball pencil holder, sweater packaging for the blu-ray case, and a polishing cloth in the form of the rug that really tied the Dude's room together.


Check it out here

Previously: The Big Lebowski - 10th Anniversary Limited Edition

United State of Pop 2018

Musician Jordan Roseman aka DJ Earworm brings us his yearly mash-up video that features the most popular hits in America in 2018.


Previously: United State of Pop 2017

DJ Earworm

Margot Robbie and Saoirse Ronan answer the most searched questions about them

Mary Queen of Scots stars, Margot Robbie and Saoirse Ronan, are the latest guests on Wired magazine's Autocoplmpete Interview series (previously), in which they answer the most Google-searched questions about themselves.

Is Margot Robbie British? How do you pronounce Saoirse Ronan? Was Margot in a soap opera?

Wired

Honest Trailers: "Mission: Impossible - Fallout"

Mission: Impossible - Fallout gets an "honest trailer," courtesy of Screen Junkies.

When the world hangs in the balance, Tom Cruise will.....hang and balance.

Screen Junkies

Everything wrong with "A Quiet Place"

CinemaSins points out all the flaws in John Krasinski's A Quiet Place.

A Quiet Place is a great movie! We loved it. But like all movies, it still has sins, so we did what we do and pointed them out in a video.

Moving Pictures 2018

Once again, video artist Clak Zhu celebrates the past year in cinema, with a mash-up of the most noteworthy movie trailers of 2018.

It’s December again, pals. Mashup season has arrived. Dim the light, and cue the music!

Previously: Moving Pictures 2017

Clark Zhu

November 2018 news blooper compilation

Previously: October

News Be Funny

The best of Robert from "The Office"

In their latest compilation, the guys from The Office US take a look at Robert California (Bob Kazamakis), played by actor James Spader.


Previously: The best of Creed from The Office

Inforgraphic: Evolution of the US presidential car

The Zebra showcases the evolution of presidential vehicles throughout the years.

From W.H. Taft's 1909 Model M Steamer to Barack Obama's 2009 Cadillac nicknamed "The Beast," we cover the most interesting cars in presidential history and their significance.

The Zebra

Thanks Zachary

Previously: The official ceremonial vehicles of world leaders

Advice from The Beatles

Michelle Rial creates an advice Venn diagram, based on the lyrics of The Beatles.


@michellerial

The 10 levels of playing Jazz guitar

Swedish musician Lucas Brar demonstrates 10 difficulty levels of playing Jazz music, by performing Summertime by George Gershwin, on a classical guitar.


Mattias Krantz

Lin-Manuel Miranda explains Broadway slang

Hamilton's Lin-Manuel Miranda explains a few common slang words and phrases typically used on Broadway, in the latest episode of Vanity Fair's Slang School series (previously).


Vanity Fair

50 ways to wrap a Christmas gift

In anticipation of the holidays, stop-motion animator Kevin Parry shares 50 ways in which a person can wrap a gift, as part of his 50 Ways series (previously).


Kevin Parry

A climate change timeline

@semi_rad

80s and 90s news blooper compilation

NewsBeFunny

End of Space – Creating a prison for humanity

In their latest animated video, the guys from German educational design studio Kurzgesagt (previously) point out how dangerous space debris can get and take a look at a few possible solutions.

Space travel is the most exciting adventure for humanity, but in an irony of history we may stop ourselves from going into space the more we do it. With every rocket launched we are creating a deadly trap for mankind.

Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell

Tricking a monkey

via

What is Federal Land?

Educational YouTuber C.G.P. Grey (previously) explains the difference between federal land and state-owned land.


CGP Grey

Sarah Silverman and John C. Reilly answer the most searched questions about them

Ralph Breaks the Internet stars John C. Reilly and Sarah Silverman answer the most Google-searched questions about themselves, on the latest episode of Vanity Fair's Slang School series (previously).

Is Sarah Silverman Canadian? How did John C. Reilly meet Will Ferrell? Is Sarah now a Disney Princess?

Vanity Fair

Alexander Skarsgård explains Swedish slang

Swedish actor Alexander Skarsgård is the latest guest on Vanity Fair's Slang School series (previously), in which he explains a few slang words and phrases from his country of origin.


Vanity Fair

Country stars read mean tweets about themselves #4

It's the fourth edition of Jimmy Kimmel's country music stars reading mean tweets about themselves, and this one features:

Jake Owen, Kacey Musgraves, Thomas Rhett, Midland, Dierks Bentley, Lauren Alaina, Brothers Osborne, Jon Pardi, Cole Swindell, Luke Combs, Michael Ray, Scotty McCreery, Ashley McBryde, Old Dominion, Rascal Flatts & Dan +Shay

Previously: Country stars read mean tweets about themselves #3

Jimmy Kimmel Live

Emily Ratajkowski and Aaron Paul answer the most searched questions about them

In the latest episode of Wired magazine's Autocoplmpete Interview series (previously), Welcome Home stars Emily Ratajkowski and Aaron Paul answer the most Google-searched questions about themselves.

What is Emily Ratajkowski's diet like? Is Aaron Paul related to Millie Bobby Brown? How do you pronounce Emily Ratajkowski?

Wired

Harry Potter: What magic sounds like

Video blogger and web producer Evan Puschak aka The Nerdwriter (previously) takes a look at the sound design behind the magic in the Harry Potter film franchise.


Nerdwriter1

Jamie Foxx and Taron Egerton explain Medieval slang

The stars of the upcoming Robin Hood movie, Jamie Foxx and Taron Egerton teach you some slang words and phrases from the Middle Ages, which they seem to know a lot about, as part of Vanity Fair's Slang School series (previously).


Vanity Fair

Retro intros for video streaming companies

Graphic designer Future Punk (previously) has created a series of 1980s style animated VHS intros for modern video streaming companies.


Future Punk

How "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" should have ended

In preparation for the upcoming Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, the guys from How It Should Have Ended (previously) imagine some alternate scenes for the first movie of the franchise, Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them.

Book of the day: "P Is for Pterodactyl: The Worst Alphabet Book Ever"

Rapper Lushlife's new book can properly teach your kids the alphabet: P Is for Pterodactyl: The Worst Alphabet Book Ever

Let's get real―the English language is bizarre. A might be for apple, but it's also for aisle and aeons. Why does the word "gnat" start with a G but the word "knot" doesn't start with an N? It doesn't always make sense, but don't let these rule-breaking silent letters defeat you!

This whimsical, funky book from Raj Haldar (aka rapper Lushlife) turns the traditional idea of an alphabet book on its head, poking fun at the most mischievous words in the English language and demonstrating how to pronounce them. Fun and informative for word nerds of all ages!

Take a peek inside the book

Marvel remembers Stan Lee

Employees of Marvel and The Walt Disney Company pay tribute to the late Stan Lee.

Marvel Comics and The Walt Disney Company salute the life and career of Stan Lee and offer our undying gratitude for his unmatchable accomplishments within our halls.

Marvel Entertainment

Lassie

C&H

Everything wrong with "Wreck-It Ralph"

CinemaSins points out all the flaws in Disney's Wreck-It Ralph.

Before you check out the new Ralph Breaks The Internet, take a look at all the sins we found in the original, Wreck It Ralph.

The evolution of Stan Lee

L.A.based illustrator and designer Jeff Victor offers a couple of tributes to legendary comic book writer Stan Lee.



@jeffvictorart

Tiffany Young explains Korean slang

Girls' Generation K-Pop group member Tiffany Young is the latest guest on Vanity Fair's Slang School series (previously), in which she explains a few Korean slang words and phrases.


Vanity Fair

Lucas the Spider: New Friend

After the bell rings on his recently recently spun home-made web, Lucas the Spider runs in to see if he's made a new friend.

R.I.P. Stan Lee

Legendary comic-book creator Stan Lee, Spider-Man, the man responsible for Spider-Man, X-Men or The Avengers, has died yesterday. He was 95 years old.

NY Times

Emily Blunt answers 73 questions for Vogue

While at the Vogue offices, Mary Poppins actress Emily Blunt gets a visit from Condé Nast's Joe Sabia, as part of the magazines 73 Questions (previously).

While Anna Wintour is abroad, Emily Blunt (who has some very relevant experience) fills her shoes and takes charge at the Vogue office while answering 73 questions. As Emily fulfills her duties as Vogue's Editor-in-Chief, she talks about the pizza in New York City, becoming Mary Poppins, and what she's learned about fashion from her movie roles.

Vogue

"Lord of the Rings" size comparison

In his latest comparison video, animator Álvaro Gracia Montoya of MetaBallStudios (previously) takes a look at the sizes of stuff from The Lord of the Rings movies.

There are not all the characters since they have very similar sizes. The idea is to compare a little of each thing.

Borat talks to voters about the elections

During a recent appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Sacha Baron Cohen reprized his role of Borat and went to a wealthy neighborhood in Los Angeles to talk to people about the midterm elections and the state of American politics.


Jimmy Kimmel Live

Honest Trailers: "Incredibles 2"

Disney/Pixar's Incredibles 2 gets an "honest trailer," courtesy of Screen Junkies


Screen Junkies

October 2018 news blooper compilation

Previously: September

News Be Funny

Julia Roberts and Dermot Mulroney answer the most searched questions about them

Homecoming stars Julia Roberts and Dermot Mulroney are the latest guests on Wired magazine's Autocoplmpete Interview series (previously), in which they answer the most Google-searched questions about themselves.

Is Julia Roberts the highest paid actress? Is she related to Emma Stone? How do you pronounce Dermot Mulroney? How tall is he?

Wired

Guillermo del Toro - Monsters, makeup and movie magic

In his latest video essay, Kristian Williams (previously) takes a look at the unique way in which Mexican filmmaker Guillermo del Toro (The Devil's Backbone, Pan's Labyrinth, The Shape of Water) makes his movies.

A look at how a master craftsman creates the perfect monster.

Kaptainkristian

The Floppotron plays "Thriller"

Paweł Zadrożniak's computer hardware orchestra called The Floppotron (previously) performs Michael Jackson's Thriller, for Halloween.

Josh Sundquist's 2018 Halloween costume

One-legged Paralyimpic skiing champion and motivational speaker Josh Sundquist dresses up once again creatively for Halloween.


Previously, from Josh: 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012

Josh Sundquist

Keira Knightley and Mackenzie answer the most searched questions about themselves

Wired magazine hosts The Nutcracker and the Four Realms stars Keira Knightley and Mackenzie Foy, in the latest video from their Autocoplmpete Interview series (previously).

Does Keira Knightley have a baby? Is Mackenzie Foy related to Claire Foy? Where did Keira Knightley grow up?

Wired

Who owns The Statue of Liberty

C.G.P. Grey (previously) talks about the complicated ongoing battle between the states of New York and New Jersey about the ownership of The Statue of Liberty and the island upon it stands.


CGP Grey

Cute kid video of the day: Little girl sings "Bohemian Rhapsody"

Charlene McMahon films her 3-year-old daughter Holly Lee adorably perform Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody all by herself in the back seat of the car.


Facebook

Very last minute costumes

Wrong Hands

Cyriak: "RIP"

Skeletons have themselves a dance party, in the latest, Halloween-themed, video from British animator Cyriak Harris.

A spooky halloween extravaganza. Nightmares guaranteed.

Previously, from Cyriak: Indigestion

Cyriak

Everything wrong with "The Exorcist"

For Halloween, the guys from CinemaSins point out all the flaws in the horror classic The Exorcist.

No movie is without sin. Even classic horror films. This movie's so scary you might have forgotten some of the confusing and boring parts.

Bad Lip Reading: MLB 2018

The guys from Bad Lip Reading (previously) make fun of the 2018 Major League Baseball season.


Bad Lip Reading

Oculus Rift in the 1980s

Squirrel Monkey imagines what the virtual reality headset Oculus Rift would be like if it was around in the 1980s.


Previously: Uber in the 1980s

The Justin Bieber eating a burrito sideways hoax

In case you haven't heard about the viral photo in which Justin Bieber is eating a burrito sideways, that made the Internet go crazy a couple of days ago, you should know that it was fake, and the guys from Yes Theory have made a video about how they perpetrated it.

Mystery solved behind the viral photo of Justin Bieber eating a burrito sideways... Gotcha!..

Yes Theory

The sound of the evolution of Bitcoin

YouTube user Bulevine creates an audio representation of the evolution curve of the price of Bitcoin throughout the years.


via

"Bohemian Rhapsody" sung in the style of different musicians

Musician Anthony Vincent of Ten Second Songs (previously) prepares you for the premiere of the Freddie Mercury biopic Bohemian Rhapsody, by performing Queen's iconic song in the styles of 42 famous singers.

The best of Creed from "The Office"

It's time for Creed (Creed Bratton) to be the focus of The Office US's character compilations.


Previously: The best of Dwight from The Office

Why beautiful things make us happy – Beauty explained

German educational design studio Kurzgesagt (previously) takes a look at beauty and how humans perceive it and relate to it.

It’s hard to define what makes something beautiful, but we seem to know beauty when we see it. Why is that and how does beauty affect our subconscious?

Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell

A Marvel Cinematic Universe tour of New York City

Vanity Fair maps down every major event that took place in the Marvel movies in New York City.

From where Steve Rogers wakes from his coma in Captain America, to the Chyrsler building where Thor calls down his lightning in The Avengers, to Tony Stark's headquaters in the MetLife buildling and the Staten Island Ferry where Spider-Man and Vulture fought during Spider-Man: Homecoming, see 54.3 miles of New York City in Marvel movies.

Vanity Fair

The best of Dwight from "The Office"

In its latest compilation, The Office US takes a look at Dwight Schrute (Rainn Wilson).

“Security in this office park is a joke. Last year, I came to work with my spud-gun in a duffel bag. I sat at my desk all day with a rifle that shoots potatoes at 60 pounds per square inch. Can you imagine if I was deranged?” Where would Dunder Mifflin be without the ever-loyal, bear-loving Dwight K. Schrute?

Previously: The best of Andy from The Office

Rachel Bloom explains dating slang

Creator and star of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, Rachel Bloom, explains a few dating slang words and phrases, as part of Vanity Fair's Slang School series (previously).


Vanity Fair

Michael Kors answers 73 questions for Vogue

Sportswear designer Michael Kors gets a visit from Condé Nast's Joe Sabia, as part of Vogue magazine's 73 Questions.

Michael Kors invites Vogue inside his Greenwich Village apartment and answers 73 intriguing questions. Michael talks about his favorite fabric to design with, why he loves living in New York, and what article of clothing he believes every woman should own.

Previously: Karlie Kloss answers 73 questions for Vogue

How "Ant-Man and the Wasp" should have ended

The guys from How It Should Have Ended (previously) imagine some more realistic scenes for Marvel's recent superhero movie Ant-Man and the Wasp.


Also: Honest Trailers: Ant-Man and the Wasp

Fake spill prop

Redditor Slagdoo shows off his dad's "office decoration."


You can find all kids of stuff like this here

50 ways to fall

Stop-motion animator Kevin Parry continues his 50 Ways series (previously), by taking a look at how people fall.


Kevin Parry

Honest Trailers: "Ant-Man and the Wasp"

Marvel's Ant-Man and the Wasp gets an "honest trailer," courtesy of Screen Junkies.


Screen Junkies

Also: How Ant-Man and the Wasp should have ended

"All Star" sung by celebrity impressions

Voice impressionist Brock Baker aka The Man of a Kajillion Voices (previously) performs Smash Mouth's 1999 hit All Star using the voices of 30 celebrities.


Brock Baker

Pee-Wee's Big Halloween

Funny or Die replaces Michael Myers with Pee-Wee Herman, in a trailer mash-up between the new Halloween sequel that's about to hit theaters and Pee-Wee's Big Adventure.

It’s been 40 years since Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) survived a vicious attack from the crazy and zany Pee-wee Herman on Halloween night. But when Pee-wee escapes, will her family be safe from what is certainly to be his biggest Halloween adventure ever?

Funny or Die

Lucas the Spider: Scary Stories

Lucas the adorable spider (previously) tells a scary story, in the latest video from animator Joshua Slice.

Lucas has been waiting all day and night for a new friend to fly in his web. No sign of anyone yet...It's getting late and Lucas found book of scary stories to keep him entertained!

The best of Andy from "The Office"

The Office US takes a look at the best moments of Andy Bernard (Ed Helms) from the show.


Previously: Best of Michael's tantrums from The Office

Karlie Kloss answers 73 questions for Vogue

Model and entrepreneur Karlie Kloss receives a visit from Condé Nast's Joe Sabia, in the latest episode of Vogue magazine's 73 Questions.

Karlie talks about her friendship with Taylor Swift, her desire to teach young girls how to code, and what it can mean for the future of women in computer science. Casey Neistat drops by to ask about Karlie's upcoming wedding, and Karlie shows off what she still knows from all those ballet classes.

Previously: 73 Questions with Lady Gaga

Vogue

Dakota Johnson and Jeff Bridges answer the most searched questions about them

Bad Times at the El Royale stars Dakota Johnson and Jeff Bridges are the latest guests on Wired magazine's Autocoplmpete Interview series (previously), in which they answer the most Google-searched questions about themselves.

Is Jeff Bridges really "The Dude"? Is Dakota Johnson related to Meryl Streep? Are Jeff Bridges and Kris Kristofferson brothers?

Wired

Magician

jon_comics

Everything wrong with "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom"

The guys from CinemaSins point out all the flaws in Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom.

This freaking movie. This movie is infuriating. Unless all you want are dinosaurs roaring and a whole bunch of action baloney and recycled moments from better films in the franchise. Here are all the sins we found in Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom.

Best of Michael's tantrums from "The Office"

The latest compilation from The Office US is dedicated to Michael Scott's (Steve Carell) temper tantrums.

'Can they just get through one day without Michael making it all about his issues?' The answer sadly is NO!!

Previously: The best of games from The Office

7 things you didn't know about "Halloween"

With the new sequel coming out next weekend, CineFix shares some interesting facts you may not know about John Carpenter's original 1978 Halloween, as part of the Things You Didn't Know series (previously).

It's the 40th anniversary of Halloween and with the new sequel coming out, it's time to look back at John Carpenter's horror masterpiece. Here are 7 things you probably didn't know about Halloween.

Mini Banksy shredder

"Free-time filmmaker and full-time media creator" Dave Knop has created a working miniature version of Banksy's Girl with the Red Balloon artwork that recently shredded itself after being sold at an auction.

I was so inspired by the shredding ‘Girl With Balloon’ Art Piece by @banksy that I made MY OWN!

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by dave knop (@knoptop) on Oct 7, 2018 at 2:19am PDT

Dave shared a a video on his YouTube channel about how he made it:

Musicians read mean tweets about themselves #5

The fifth installment of Jimmy Kimmel's Musicians reading mean tweets about themselves (previously) features Gwen Stefani, The Chainsmokers, Tyga, Imagine Dragons, Halsey, Jason Mraz, Luke Bryan, Jason Derulo, Dua Lipa, The Strokes, Pink, Elvis Costello, ScHoolboyQ, G-Eazy, Luke Combs, Korn, Nickelback and more.


Jimmy Kimmel Live

Dakota Johnson takes a lie detector test

With her new movie Bad Times at the El Royale hitting theaters this weekend, actress Dakota Johnson takes an interview for Vanity Fair, with a polygraph lie detector strapped to her.

Has she ever been starstruck by a costar? If she couldn't act, would she be an Instagram model? What superhero would she like to play? Did she get distracted by Chris Hemsworth's abs? Is she anything like Anastasia Steele in 50 Shades of Grey?

Previously: Mark Wahlberg takes a lie detector test

Vanity Fair

September 2018 news blooper compilation

Previously: August

News Be Funny

Rhett & Link answer the most searched questions about them

Rhett McLaughlin and Charles Neal of Rhett & Link fame answer the most Google-searched questions about themselves, as part of Wired magazine's Autocoplmpete Interview series (previously).

Do Rhett & Link live together? Are they a couple? Are they actually friends?? The hilarious pair answer all these questions, and more!

Wired

Honest Trailers: Gotti

The recent Gotti film, starring John Travolta as the gangster dubbed as "the Teflon Don," gets the proper "honest trailer" it deserves.

It's not the Godfather movie we wanted, but it's the one we deserved.

Screen Junkies

The best of games from "The Office"

The Office US dedicates their latest compilation to scenes from the popular TV show in which characters play games.


Previously: The best of Erin from The Office

Why meat is the best worst thing in the world

In their latest animated video, the guys from German educational design studio Kurzgesagt (previously) take a look the negative impact of humans' meat consumption.

Meat is a complicated issue. But also a delicious one. Let's talk about it.

50 ways to sleep

Stop-motion animator Kevin Parry takes a look at how people sleep, in the latest video from his "50 Ways" series (previously).


Kevin Parry

Karaoke performance of the day

In which a young gentleman performs Tequila on karaoke.


via

Lisa Simpson explains Simpsons slang

The 30th season of The Simpsons premiered this past weekend, and Yeardley Smith, the actress who voices Lisa, honored the occasion with an appearance on Vanity Fair's Slang School series (previously), in which she explained a few slang words and phrases from the show.


Vanity Fair

Bad Lip Reading: Hillary stories

Hillary Clinton shares some revealing personal stories from her life, in the latest video from Bad Lip Reading (previously).

Elizebeth Olsen answers the most searched questions about her

Sorry For Your Loss star Elizebeth Olsen is the latest guest on Wired magazine's Autocoplmpete Interview series (previously), in which she answers the most Google-searched questions about herself.

Where did Elizabeth Olsen go to college? Is Elizabeth in Avengers 4? Does SHE have a twin?

Wired

NYC vs. LA kids: who is funnier?

Jimmy Kimmel challenges New York City and Los Angeles kids to tell jokes, to see which ones are funnier.

Anyone who lives in NY or LA knows that there is a rivalry between the cities when it comes to pretty much anything. It starts at a very young age, so we decided to ask kids in both cities who is funnier - kids in NY or LA? We made them prove it too.

Jimmy Kimmel Live

How "Solo: A Star Wars Story" should have ended

The latest video from How It Should Have Ended (previously) imagines some alternate scenes for Solo: A Star Wars Story.

50 ways to pose for a picture

Stop-motion animator Kevin Parry (previously) shows us 50 typical ways in which people pose for pictures.


Kevin Parry

Honest Trailers: "Solo: A Star Wars Story"

The guys from Screen Junkies provide an "honest trailer" for Solo: A Star Wars Story.

See a new kind of Star Wars movie where you forget what happened by the time you get home - it's Honest Trailers for Solo: A Star Wars Story.

Screen Junkies

The best of Erin from "The Office"

The Office US continue their series of compilations dedicated to the popular TV show, with one that features the best moments of the Scranton Dunder Mifflin receptionist Erin Hannon (Ellie Kemper).


Previously: The best of Michael and Jan from The Office

Home Alone Jacket

Video editor Khalid Shahin adds some Full Metal Jacket to Home Alone 2: Lost in New York.


KhalidSMShahin

We're the last humans left

Inspired by the book Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind, British philosopher, theoretical physicist and comedian Exurb1a (previously) takes a look at the evolution of humans on Earth.

How to use the roundabout

Wrong Hands

Everything wrong with "Rise of the Planet of the Apes"

CinemSins points out all the flaws in the 2011 Planet of the Apes reboot, Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes.

Just so there's no confusion (at least among people who read the description), we think this movie is bad-ass. But our motto does not allow us to ignore movies' sins just because we like the film. Plus, you guys have REALLY been asking for this.

Lucas the Spider: Spinning Web

Animator Joshua Slice's adorable spider voiced by his own nephew (previously), demonstrates he can spin spider webs.

50 ways to be an animal

Stop-motion animator Kevin Parry imitates animals, in the latest video from his "50 ways" series (previously).


Kevin Parry

Anime trailer for "Star Wars: A New Hope"

Dmitry Grozov aka Ahriman creates an anime version of the trailer for Star Wars - Episode IV: A New Hope.


Dmitry Grozov

Retro intros for modern Internet companies

Future Punk imagines how modern Internet companies would present their logos if they existed in the 1970s and 1980s.

I created Retro style animated intros for today's modern internet companies inspired by great work of sullivan & marks, Robert Abel & associates, Computer Image Corporation and various other Early CG/Scanimate companies.

Future Punk

How "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom" should have ended

The guys from How It Should Have Ended (previously) create some alternate, more realistic scenes for Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom.

Does whatever a spider can

@CyMorg121

Honest Trailers: "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom"

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom finally gets the proper "honest trailer" it deserves, courtesy of Screen Junkies.

Just when you thought the Jurassic franchise couldn't get any dumber comes a sequel that shows you ain't seen nothing yet - it's Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom.

Screen Junkies

28 more movie accents analyzed

Dialect coach Erik Singer returns with a new video (previously) in which he breaks down some more accents from famous movies.


Wired

How we could build a Moon base today

German educational design studio Kurzgesagt (previously) takes a look at how humanity could colonize the Moon in the near future.

Did you know that we could start building a Lunar Base today?

Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell

Skeleton typogram

Graphic artist Aaron Kuehn illustrates the Latin names of the bones of the human body.

Exo… Endo… Typo! Your life, your organ­ism, your soft tis­sues but a pud­dle on the ground, if not for the ancient seg­men­tal struc­ture of the Ver­te­brates. The orig­i­nal hard core is evolv­ing for 400 mil­lion years now. Hominids, like you, are using the lat­est upright tech­nol­ogy orig­i­nat­ing only 4 mil­lion years prior.

Here it is, updated, and recon­structed in a 2 dimen­sional sta­tic rep­re­sen­ta­tion of long-stride loco­mo­tion! The com­po­nent bones, ordi­nar­ily con­structed with rigid min­er­al­ized tis­sues, have been entirely typo-grammatically replaced with 676 free and fused glyphs, together form­ing a com­plete skele­tal dia­gram in Latin.

Aaron Kuehn | via

Anime version of the "Rick and Morty" intro

French animator Malec of Turbo Media imagines what the intro sequence for Adult Swim's Rick and Morty would be like if the show was an anime.


Malec

The best of Michael and Jan from "The Office"

In their latest released compilation, The Office US take a look at the relationship between Michael (Steve Carell) and Jan (Melora Hardin).


Previously: The best of Kelly and Ryan from The Office

Paul McCartney answers the most searched questions about him

Sir Paul McCartney's new album Egypt Station has recently been released, and to promote it, the ex-Beatle has made an appearance on Wired magazine's Autocoplmpete Interview series (previously), in which he answers the most Google-searched questions about himself.

Why is Paul McCartney's nickname "Macca"? Why did Paul write "Let It Be"? Did the Beatles play at Woodstock? Paul answers all these questions, and more!

Wired

Abridged fairy tales

Previously: Abridged cinema

Wrong Hands

Lady Gaga answers 73 questions for Vogue

Lady Gaga talks to Condé Nast's Joe Sabia, in the latest episode of Vogue magazine's 73 Questions (previously).

On the eve of the release of her new film, "A Star Is Born," Lady Gaga invites Vogue to her LA home and answers 73 intriguing questions. While sitting outside, amongst perfectly placed potted plants and flowering ivy, Lady Gaga talks about her songwriting process, working with actor-turned-director Bradley Cooper, and her upcoming Vegas residency.

Vogue