Because trouble comes in all sizes.
There’s always something happening in NYC including visits from King Kong and Batman’s new Justice League version of the Batmobile. The big gorilla has captivated audiences since gracing the big silver screen in 1933. So too the Dark Knight appearing for the very first time in Detective Comics #27 in May 1939. American Pop Culture always seems to find entertaining ways to connect us with these enduring icons.
Martial Arts is a wonderful sport for kids to exercise, learn discipline, and strive for new accomplishments. Plus children feel a sense of empowerment wearing a uniform along with the thrill of breaking stuff. That’s clearly evident with this ridiculously cute little guy featured in the latest fun video we stumbled upon this week. He’s participating in a board breaking test and is determined to used any means at his disposal to accomplish the task. He may be tiny but his will is gargantuan. Hats off to to you little man. May you always face your challenges with infinite tenacity.
Accidents, Blunders, and Calamities, directed by James Cunnigham, is a black comedy short film by New Zealand’s Media Design School. It’s based on the Edward Gorey book The Gashlycrumb Tinies. A Daddy possum is putting his kids into bed. Naturally, they’d like to hear a story. He obliges by weaving a tale about the biggest danger to animals everywhere—human beings.
The latest lineup of fun videos from the web includes a Duck Army, a 2015 Republican debate, and a conversation with a 4 year old. The internet never fails to amuse.
Stumbling upon random fun web videos really makes scouring the internet a winning proposition week to week. A dinosaur, video game, and the Terminator comprise our latest picks.