Hilariously honest reaction to the Blackhawks' Stanley Cup win

Definitely one of the best post-game reactions I've ever seen.

(via 22 Words)

Brand new trailer for 'The Peanuts Movie'

I must admit that I'm impressed. The movie promises to appeal to a new generation while remaining true to the classic comics and TV specials we old folks know and love.

Dinosaurs wouldn't make good pets

Jurassic World has hit the theaters, and once again we are faced with the question of whether or not it's wise to be tampering with things we don't fully understand. Like resurrecting dinosaurs. I think we can all agree that probably isn't such a great idea. Just take a look at this video...


(via Tastefully Offensive)

'Amphibious' pitcher makes MLB debut

Switch-pitcher Pat Venditte of the Oakland Athletics is a natural. I heard he's been playing baseball since he was a tadpole.

(via SB Nation)

8-bit video game version of 'The Shawshank Redemption'

The Shawshank Redemption is one of the best movies ever made, so it makes sense that it should get the 8-Bit Cinema treatment.


(via Tastefully Offensive)

Squirrel steals plane

Just another scary example of what these things are capable of...

There's something familiar about Superman's Fortress of Solitude

Let it go, Batman.

(via Geek Tyrant)

What if 'Man of Steel' had been in color?

One of the criticisms leveled at Zack Snyder's Man of Steel was that is was too dark and bleak. That might work for Batman, but come on. This is Superman we're talking about.

So, the folks at VideoLab did some tweaking and discovered there was actually a colorful film hiding underneath. What do you think?


(via Geek.com)

Matthew McConaughey's reaction to the latest 'Star Wars' teaser

I think this was pretty much everyone's reaction...

'Elderly Man River' by Stan Freberg (1926-2015)

Stan Freberg passed away yesterday at the age of 88. I have long considered him one of the funniest people who ever lived. He will be missed.

In honor of Freberg's comedic brilliance, here is one of his best-known classics: