Dangerous Guardrail Test Failure

In one way, the test was actually a smashing success...the bus smashed right over the railing and almost hurt some bystanders.

A fawn jumped from a nearby wood into the lion pit at the national zoo in Washington, D.C. Luckily, it was able to escape from the lion that initially caught it.

How many Oreo cookies have to die Oreo cookies plus milk plus way too much free time equals this—but how many Oreos must die before this man's thirst for tricksy rebounds is sated?

The Wire is now trying to conquer the comedy market. But due to low funds and laziness, producers have clearly resorted to regurgitating old scenes, with a cheap laughter track added. WTF!?!

Ms Spraggan sings about beer fear, something we can all relate to, when you wake up after a heavy night on the sauce and your head is full of regrets and shame. If you can’t relate to that, then you must be lying to yourself.

Hollywood geekhood takes on two of the greatest film characters to ever grace that scene in Star Wars with C-3PO & R2-D2 crossing the Tatooine desert, bitching and moaning at each other like a couple of bickering kids.

Dredd 3D. It’s a film with “3D” in the title. If that doesn’t tell you everything you need to know to tactically avoid it like the plague, you deserve to sit through it. For everyone else, here's a mashup with clips from Willy Wonka.

The side-scrolling perspective usually distances you from the action. But what would it be like from Mario's perspective? Step up Freddie Wong who's kindly given us a perspective on that perspective.

There are two reasons why science isn't boring, right here, this is why gravity is awesome. Just look at those puppies in slow-mo, a real mesmerizing spectacle that will have you praising the laws of physics. And biology.

Everyone's seen the pyramids and the great wall of China. They're totes mainstream. How about some awe inspiring wonders you can behold while maintaining your hipster credentials? You're welcome.

CGP Grey investigates how an automated workforce might come about and how people now currently in work may lose their jobs if robots become a more regular part of the future workforce.