Super Mario Brothers persented as though it was a Soviet propaganda cartoon.

An engrossing documentary about the unappreciated & invisible art of film editing. It shows how film editing came about, and explains all the groundbreaking ways it has changed the film watching experience.... more inside

Back in the early 90's this song popped up out of nowhere. It had a sound like nothing else at the time. It was the mantra of the slacker generation, but it turns out Beck was anything but a "Loser".

An interesting three part documentary by Professor Robert Winston analysing the history of religion and its various gods. He travels throughout the world talking with people ranging from hindus, muslims, christians, buddhists and athiests.

This man shows his true colors when the reporter asks him some bluntly incriminating questions. ***WARNING*** turn down the volume if you're wearing headphones, this guy SCREAMS.

Here's the scene fully translated into English: DIRECTOR (in Japanese to the interpreter): The translation is very important, O.K.? The translation. INTERPRETER: Yes, of course. I understand. ... more inside

Want to learn about the beginning of the universe and life on Earth as we know it, but your Religion doesn't allow for scientific theories or facts? Well, here is Carl Sagan's Cosmos, edited for Creationists. Watch as much as you want without any chance of actually learning anything!

If you've listened to Gnarls Barkley's CD (and if you haven't, you're missing out), this acoustic/unplugged version of the song is VERY different from the one on the record, yet works beautifully.

Max Blumenthal from The Nation swims through the bile at this year's CPAC; it wasn't just Ann Coulter's comments that were ugly.

In a scene from Buxton's new BBC3 sketch show Rush Hour, "Rock Dad" tries to share his musical tastes with his son, but has to..um, clean it up a bit.

Two friends tag up on another in this stupid prank.