Split Screen Bohemian Rhapsody

Richie Castellano recently had the honor of meeting and performing for Roger Taylor, the drummer for Queen. To commemorate this experience, he decided to record this split screen video of his favorite song of all time!

A suspicious looking package arrives at Valve. The guys open it and find a fully functional Aperture Science turret, complete with motion sensor and voice commands. No machineguns on it, but that's probably just as well.

Well, it might not be a Guinness world record or anything, but it's still undeniably impressive stuff. It's not much use for anything other than showing off at limbo competitions, but it's still cool.

If there was any video worthy of being passed on it's this one! And while you're at it. Help take back our Country!! Stop saying how bad things are and do something about it. You do have a voice, just find it!

It doesn't matter how cute you are, sooner or later FAIL is gonna come looking for you - I wonder if her prom entrance was equally as graceful as this particular fall.

An eight-foot tall combat robot, RL7, that malfunctions, goes AWOL and memories start surfacing about its possible human past. Cue the military raining down on his ass to try and cover up the truth.

He's got one less problem without a certain congressman, as the president sings the second song of the summer in this well-edited clip that proves when he finally stops being president he's definitely got a career in the pop industry.

They haven't seen each other for over 25 years and when they do they pick up right from where they left off. Unlike these men, this old football rivalry isn't going to die any time soon.

There are more of these videos cropping up every minute. This is one of the better ones. It has nothing to do with stuff that chicks say and instead lists thinks that nobody on the planet says. EVER.

It may be routine for these guys but I don't fancy it myself. One slip and it looks like the sort of thing that could leave you in a wheelchair for life. Not really sure what it's in aid of either...

It’s 25 years since the Beastie Boys released “Licensed to Ill” and now they’re making a film about that fateful time, starring so many Hollywood celebs they must be attempting to break some kind of cameo world record.