This is a video of everybody’s favorite foul-mouthed football captain turned coach Roy Kent (actor Brett Goldstein) hanging out with Elmo and Grover on Sesame Street, and playing a game of hide-and-seek. It looks like it was a good, wholesome time. And with far less cursing than I’m used to

This is a side-by-side comparison posted by new mom Dani Grier Mulvenna, who commented how much her baby looks like Woody Harrelson. Then Woody caught wind of the post and wrote baby Cora a poem. How precious is that? They do look insanely similar. “I’ll call Maury.” Nah, call Woody

These are a series of commercials for Apple and Paypal featuring Jeff Goldblum that have been slowed down, and make him sound drunk. Does this work for everybody in all commercials? I’m not sure, but it did work with Flo from those Progressive commercials, because I just tried it. I

Proving that pretty much anybody would make a just as good if not better version of Mario than Chris Pratt, this is a video of impressionist Brock Baker (fingers crossed friends call him BB) imagining a bunch of other actors delivering the “It’s a me, Mario!” line. Selections include Nicholas

This is a video of Arnold Schwarzenegger presenting Danny DeVito with a marijuana laced cigar at a table read or something for Triplets (the upcoming sequel to Twins, starring the two and Tracey Morgan). Apparently this was in reference to back when they were filming Twins some 35 years ago

Proof that you’re never too old to break a bone, then do something to break it again, this is a video of 54-year old Tony Hawk performing his first kickflip since breaking his femur (aka thigh bone) in March. A true testament to the human spirit. Now I almost feel

This is a video of Jack Black participating in a TrinityKids Care (a Los Angeles based hospice that specializes in pediatric care for children with life-limiting illnesses) event and serenading young Abraham with his favorite song (‘In The End Of Time’), from his favorite movie, School Of Rock. That was

This is a video of actor Tom Wilson, who played Biff Tannen in the Back To The Future trilogy, performing ‘The Question Song’, a tune he wrote to answer all the same questions people ask him when they meet him in real life. I found it incredibly insightful (not real