What the ideal body image is in the second decade of the 21st century, might have been seen as hideous 400 years ago. Models of all different body types show how the standard of beauty for women has changed.

Irish TV host Gay Byrne asked Stephen Fry what he would say if he was confronted by God. And Fry doesn’t hold back in his reply, letting his feelings about the deity be made in the most explicit way possible.

If you wondered how important music can be when concerning moving images, then take a look at how creepy the Friends intro is without any—it just seems like a bunch of weirdoes moving around for no real reason.

No matter what you think of Jessie J’s music, you can’t deny she’s got talent. And by talent I mean the ability to sing with her mouth closed, which is surely the greatest accomplishment she’s ever achieved?

Have a look at some extreme skydiving GTA style, which might not be as adventurous or adrenaline-filled as the real world kind, but it's a lot less nerve wracking—and still looks great on video.

Bill Gates challenges Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon to taste test water from the Janicki Omniprocessor, which amazingly turns human waste into water and electricity. The video below explains how the Omniprocessor works.

A young Jedi wanders into the woods and encounters a growling Sith Lord. What ensues is an epic tale of one-upmanship as each warrior displays increasingly bizarre variations on elaborate lightsaber blades.

Hamsters are super cute with they way they fill their cheeks pouches with food. The BBC reveals all using an X-ray to show how golden hamsters store incredible amounts of food in their cheeks.

UK-based video editor Ross Thompson (aka The Unusual Suspect) made a modernized trailer for the original Star Wars trilogy in the style of the teaser trailer for this Summer's Avengers sequel, Avengers: Age of Ultron.

YouTuber Jared Dines delivers some more honest jingles for everyone's favorite (or least favorite) global companies—all delivered in the catchy style of death metal. And they're definitely an improvement.

If you're plagued with guilt after eating a quarter pounder for lunch, this video should help out. It compares various McDonald’s items with those from supposedly more healthy restaurants

So this is what happened to LA film makers, Skyecam Drone Crew, during their documentary filming on Skid Row with a drone. And as much as you feel for the, you have to wonder what did they expect?

Outkast’s huge hit “Hey Ya” gets rejigged into an awesome (bad sadly unofficial) national anthem for Australia. And it’s one of the catchiest national anthems you could ever hear.

This trailer parody from Thanks Mom Productions hilariously combines Chris Pratt's upcoming role in Jurassic World and his role as the lovable Andy Dwyer on NBC's Parks and Recreation.

Yep this actually happened and it's every bit as epic and ridiculous as you imagined, it starts with a bang so big the guy filming it was knocked off his feet—and amazingly no one was seriously injured.

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.

The VFX master from YouTube channel Corridor Digital imagine what sort of basketball trick shots you might play if you could get your hands on the gun from the Portal video games. The results are pretty damn epic.

Here’s the best news bloopers worth watching from 2014. There were some good ones, from presenters quitting live on air to Mike Tyson losing his rag, it was an eventful year.

Jason Statham, the Hollywood tough guy and martial artist, has launched his own shopping channel where you can buy such specialist products as Swear Spray, for all your foul-mouth needs.

If you have seen this episode of Father Ted then it’s worth re-watching—if you haven’t seen it, well, what are you waiting for? Ted wins the the “Golden Cleric” for saving a fellow group of priests.