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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9eD2UpdhbwA
Frozen reimagined as a horror flick by 17 year-old movie buff Bobby Burns.
Previously: The One Who Knocks
Delicious desserts created and stop-motion animated by Deirdre Whelan andAlan Travers (he of the stop motion biscuit cake) for ao.com’s Cooking Wednesdays feature.
No less charming for being big ol’ Neff promos.
Full how-to and recipe for Rhubarb Pear and Ginger Oat Crumble here and Lemon Meringue Pie here.
(Thanks Becky)
April’s Animals response to the recent Tiny Hamster Eating A Tiny Burrito viral.
Should Your Cat Run For President? What Superpower Should You Actually Have? Are You A Hipster?
You already know the answer.
A timely PSA from Mario and Fafa.
Ever wonder what it’s like to be in the International Space Station?
Now you can view our planet LIVE via the ISS webcams.
I can see my house…
Watch here.
A choreographed display by FC Copenhagen fans showing the destruction of the stadium of rivals Brøndby prior to kickoff in a match between the two.
Brøndby fans will no doubt respond with an equally excoriating First World War themed ice-capade.
Slightly longer version with alternative angles here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPX-FX0KStE
…back in 1978, the [Spiderman] Japanese live-action television series was produced by Toie Company under license from Marvel and lasted for 41 episodes. The series revolved around Takuya Yamashiro, played by Shinji Todō, a motorcycle racer who is given spider-like powers after an injection of blood from the last surviving person of the Planet Spider.
Like any self-respecting Spider-Man, Yamashiro can shoot webs, but what separates him from his American counterpart is the fact that he gets his own giant robot.
The short answer is never.
The slightly longer answer, courtesy of this clip from a Q&A session last year by charismatic astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, is infinitely more fascinating.
Previously: That’s Just deGrasse Talking