Gay Jaws
The shark classic Jaws reimagined as a gay menage a trois. From the fabulously inventive Brooklyn band Fall on Your Sword. Tweet This Post
Existential Cat
We love this French existential parody. The lonely life of Henri a I’ennui. Tweet This Post
Titanic – According to Twitter
According to twitter Titanic was a real film – OMG! #mindblown. Why didn’t anybody tell us? Once agin Twitter has proved how little people really know. Check out these tweets from people who have only just realised that James Cameron’sTitanic blockbuster was based on a true story. Tweet This Post
Jeremy Clarkson on TV Chat Shows
British chat shows have changed. Jeremy Clarkson explains why they are different now. Everybody likes Sir Michael Parkinson. Everyone trusts him, too — me most of all. He often pops up in ad breaks to bring news of a life insurance plan that will pay for my funeral with enough left over to provide cash [...]
Caitlin Moran on The Voice
The Voice (BBC One) Britain’s Got Talent (ITV1) Man alive, The Voice has been a long time coming. There have been tabloid stories running on it for beyond an age — I feel like I’ve been reading about “The BBC’s hot new talent show, The Voice”, since Ted Heath was Prime Minister. Wasn’t he going [...]
Masterchef Innuendos
More pudding-based filth to fill your cakeholes from Masterchef: The Professionals. The top ten innuendos from the rude mouths of Gregg Wallace and Michel Roux Jr. Tweet This Post
The art of shadows
Kumi Yamashita is a Japanese artist who creates amazing artworks based on shadow rather than light. Like a painter who tries to convey an image with the fewest number of brushstrokes, Yamashita uses slim pieces of wood, square paper or aluminum numbers and letters to create his stunning works. Tweet This Post
Hanksy – The Tom Hanks Banksy
America has produced its own graffiti homage to Banksy – Hanksy. Hanksy is a street artist who has been parodying Banksy’s work on the walls of New York by reinterpreting Banksy’s work with a Tom Hanks motif. And like the great actor himself, these punny witty homages seem to be intent on spreading a feel-good [...]
The Only Way is Wessex
For all those The Only Way is Essex fans check out this fantastic 19th Century Thomas Hardy TOWIE spoof by Burdess and Giddings. Vajazzles and Crinoline collide in the greatest tale that Hardy never wrote. Essex, shut up! The only way is Wessex! Tess of the d’Urbervilles TOWIE style courtesy of BBC Comedy. Tweet [...]



