Games In Concert - Tetris

Ever wondered what the tetris theme would sound like, being belted out by a full orchestra? Well now you know! If you enjoy it even half as much as the guy at 0:32, then this is essential viewing.

What is arguably the greatest show to ever grace your television is on it's way back. Yep the whole Community gang are back and they're brought their unique brand of bat sh#t crazyness with them. Hurrah!

Sky one have outdone themselves and recreated the iconic Simpsons intro using real live actors. The characters might not look exactly the same, but I mean, come on. How many bright yellow people do YOU know?

This is website Videogum's round up of the best virals from this wretched year. And irony of ironies it's only got and gone viral itself. Such is the internet, so self-absorbed that it eats its own tale and asks for seconds.

In honor of The Sound of Music's 50th anniversary and to celebrate its legacy, The Onion's head film critic, Peter K. Rosenthal (comedian Ron E. Rains), provides a touching tribute to the beloved film.

Imagine one of the cool, flipping crashes you created with your Hot Wheels cars in your childhood happened in real life. It's kind of like that.

People going into a beauty shop to get their hair done are the perfect prey to subject to a few scares. Innocently sitting there looking in the mirror, they get a fright when they see a ghostly apparition appear.

She’s the greatest 21 year old teenager of her generation, single-handedly showing the acting world how to be the most miserable human being alive. Here you see a masterclass of acting as she exhales breath in a stroppy way.

Peter Serafinowicz is Kevin Spacey. Or maybe Kevin Spacey is Peter Serafinowicz, it’s hard to tell. But whoever is whoever, this is an absolute tour de force of acting skillz that deserves an Oscar.

It looks as if female athletics just took two steps forward and a massive shoulder to the chest back...to the floor and a possible KO! - Resulting in a BIG fat lip and a large bump on head - OUCH!

Apple Mac's are so easy to use that even your grandparents can use them. not only that but they can video themselves and upload the results to YouTube. It's only a matter of time before rule 34 kicks in...