Dog Fails At Being A Cat

This video does exactly what it says on the tin. There is a dog that is trying to act like a cat and he fails. I bet you all the money in my pocket that the cat does a totally convincing impression of the dog...

This is the coolest toilet I've ever seen! I'm only left wondering why it's taken so long for someone to come up with this idea. Break out the ecstasy, grab some toilet paper and lets go PARTY!!!

If you haven't seen the full movie yet then you probably shouldn't watch this as it gives away the ending pretty badly. Shame they didn't 'splash' out on the special effects a bit more.....

After Lincoln, Spielberg decided to go a bit more contemporary with his next presidential biopic. And so he turns his directorial skills to Obama, with none other than Daniel Day Lewis playing the prez. True story.

And this ladies & gents is what having friends is all about. These guys turn their buddy's butt into a Roman Candleabra. As with every other time his butt has gone off, those standing nearby had the most to worry about.

In an ideal world, there would be no reckless drivers on our roads & we’d all feel safe. Sadly, that’s not the case. This pigeon, for example, joined the ranks of the most dangerous drivers ever as he took to the highway.

A fascinating creature that can mimic any sound it hears in the forest. So that means other animals and… Rebecca Black’s hit “Friday”? Huh? WHY!? Even the woodlands of Australia aren’t safe from the horror of that pop turd.

Some people are just born to fail - First the poor guy crashes, then he gets run over. OUCH!!

Is this what it is really like in Brazil? You just turn up to a TV show and just start dancing around in a bikini showing off your body, looks great and sounds waaay to good to be true!?

Chuck Aaron defies physics as he takes to the skies in the Red Bull Aerobatic Helicopter. Loops, barrel rolls, and death defying maneuvers are all in a days flight for this world class helicopter pilot.

Celebrate International Women's Day by learning about the pioneering work of British scientist Hertha Marks Ayrton, and her groundbreaking work with electric arcs and water and sand ripples.