Starry Night - Vincent Van Dominough

Flippycat brings his domino dominion to the world of fine art as he attempts to recreate Vincent Van Gough's Starry Night using tiny pieces of coloured plastic. It's a pretty damn good likeness, even after they've all fallen over.

Is your husband or boyfriend playing too much World of Warcraft? Perhaps they should see Dr. Sokol and turn their regular life into the game.

The fourth of July just passed — so what better way to stir up some of the old passions than interviewing an Englishman who knows his American culture like he knows his way to the dentist.

If you haven't already seen it, this is seriously compelling viewing. If you thought the special effects in Armageddon were worth a watch, wait until you see the real thing. Lights up the sky a treat!

Break would absolutely never post a video where a child is injured. Somehow in this clip a small child is hit by a speeding car then quickly stands up walks away and candy from his parents quickly remove any tears. ...

So you tie one on, the night fades to a hazy blur and next thing you know your waking up in a strange woman’s bed feeling quite satisfied with thy bad self.. You Da Man!. NOT!!!

Making it in the music biz is fraught with ups and downs, it's the kind of career that you'll need skin as thick as Cee-Lo's waist band to survive. Lets hope your rise to stardom is akin to these up & comers. Time to get remixing.

The poor owner sprayed for termites, refurbished his store's interior, but he forgot to buy 'fat guy on the roof' insurance.

It's kinda like if claymation Itchy And Scratchy started doing film adaptations. There's lots of blood and gore but they're made from plasticine so it's lighthearted fun for the whole family.

I’ve never heard of this cheeky cockney chap before but he certainly knows how to conduct an interview. This has to be the best A-list celebrity interview I have ever seen. Denzel Washington truly is The Man.

If you think that kids shows can't be good you've probably never watched Spongebob Squarepants. They can be good. They can be AWESOME. This clip is probably the coolest kids show that ever (never?) was.