This Is A Mashup Of R. Kelly And An Anti-Masturbation PSA
Jehovah's Witnesses made an anti-masturbation PSA for the deaf: so obviously, someone out there set it to R. Kelly's "Ignition (Remix)." THANK YOU INTERNET!
So Apparently Ernest Hemingway Was James Joyce's Muscle
Because everyone in 1920s Paris wanted a piece of the guy who wrote Ulysses.
One Man's War In 36 Sketches
Victor Alfred Lundy was an architecture student enrolled in the Army Special Training Program, and in 1944, with D-Day soon to come, he and his company were called up to the infantry. Lundy kept a running diary in his sketchbook, from basic training in South Carolina to the fields of France, and his swell drawings give you a sense of what it was like to be one of our boys in the army.
Anne Frank's Faith In Humanity
On Saturday, July 15, 1944—two years into her life in hiding, and even longer into a nightmarish world war—Anne Frank recorded in her diary a deeply-felt statement of her belief in humanity's essential goodness. She would die in the camps the following March, but her message still resonates powerfully.
This Dad's Superhero Cape Is A Skirt
Nils Pickert's five-year-old son likes to wear dresses, and given how closed-minded people can be, Nils wanted to make sure that he grows up with a strong, positive role model. So he did what any mind-bogglingly incredible dad would do: he started wearing skirts himself.
When The Moment Of Truth Finally Arrives
Wait for it. Wait... for... it...
5 Alternate Endings To 'The Dark Knight Rises"
Common sense is underrated.
This Is Stan Lee Posing Like A Centerfold
For a 1983 photo shoot. With a comic book covering his... um... secret identity.
Luigi's Love Song
What if Luigi has been pining away for the Princess this whole time? And what if Mario is a total douche?
Grown Man Rides Tiny Bike
Oh, Russia.
The Temper Tantrum Supercut
Youtuber Zach Prewitt has compiled this supercut of great cinematic freakouts. Because sometimes AAAAAAAAAAAAARGH.
3D Printer Makes 'Magic Arms' For A Little Girl
Two-year-old Emma was born with a condition called arthrogryposis, which makes her unable to move her arms. So researchers designed and 3D-printed her a lightweight exoskeleton to help her play just like everyone else.
This Discount Is Either Very Flattering Or Very Creepy
It's a two-cent discount. Because the server put in THEIR TWO CENTS. Ha ha... ha?
8 Floppy Disk Drives Covering The 'Ghostbusters' Theme
Remember all those weird greeping-grinding-gronking noises computers made when you were a kid? They were rehearsing for this.
7 Vintage "I Love You, Man" Photos
These warm, frank images—taken between the Civil War and the 30s and compiled by The Art of Manliness—remind us that a little PDA between male friends never killed anyone. What's everyone so uptight about again?
This Bunny's Not Impressed
Not impressed at all.
The First Official Trailer For Arnold's Schwarzenegger's Comeback Movie
Behold the trailer for The Last Stand, Arnold's return to leading-badass form. THANK YOU, ACTION MOVIE GODS.
This Guy Built His Own Bionic Arms
When Chinese farmer Sun Jifa lost his hands in a freak explosion, he couldn't afford prosthetics to replace them. So he figured out how to make his own.
Animaniacs Vs. Skrillex
Drop that bass, Wakko. Drop it hard.
City Air In A Can
Czech artist Kirill Rudenko is selling a line of canned air from cities around the world. According to the labels, each city's blend "relieves stress, cures homesickness and helps fighting nostalgia." Your move, bottled water.