Crazy Trolley Crash on Live TV

A news crew happens to catch a trolley ramming into the back of a horse-drawn carriage during a news story. No one was seriously injured.

Akala returns to Charlie Sloth's booth and spits some rhymes for his listeners. If you haven't heard Akala before, he's like a rapper but good. His lyrics tackle politics, race and history. You may even learn something!

A compilation of Hollywood movie dance scenes provides the visual fun. That means 77 you can relive some of favourite (and not so favourite) Hollywood dance moments — and then try it at home.

Robocop, the classic, is getting remade and re-released next month, but remember the original that predicted a future in which the justice system was run by corporations and Detroit was nearing collapse? Here it is spliced into a dance track.

A couple weeks ago we posted a clip of a guy who just barely avoided getting hit by a bus. This guy balances out that running and jumping fast...

Is it any surprise that the audience cheered harder when he wasn't able to sing due to a rapid-onset case of faceplant?

He might have done lots of nasty things to a long list of spectacularly unsavoury characters but having a simple hypothetical discussion with his sister may be his most daunting challenge to date. Women be cray cray.

After the ridiculously successful Star Wars specials the guys from Robot Chicken have turned their gaze to the world of Detective Comics. If you want to see Aquaman, Green Lantern and Superman get ripped on, sit back and enjoy.

If you’re going to pick a fight with a bridge I wouldn’t recommend chancing it with this one. It’s had more wins than you’ve had hot diners. When this 100 year old bridge says YOU SHALL NOT PASS, it really means it.

A heated battle between 30 Japanese hornets and a colony of 300 bees with some awesome epic music to add to the atmosphere. If you're like me it'll make your skin crawl, but it's still impressive to watch.

Forget closing the door after the horse has bolted! Game. He has it. This chivalrous horse opens doors for mares because he knows a little effort upfront, now, will pay off on the backside later.