I can’t decide if I like this video or hate it, but it is without a doubt, the strangest (and thankfully only) video I’ve ever seen dedicated to unicorn / dolphin love. Oh, and it also happens to be a “legit” commercial for a tattoo parlor in Arizona.

The French rockers formed their band around mutual love for Nirvana and all sounds 90s. Their fourth album, Pursuit dropped late last year.

Darth Maul was pretty excellent, but otherwise this was the beginning of a highly questionable trilogy. Hey – as of this weekend you can question it in 3D.

Are you ready for the UFC’s return to Japan? Check out this awesome preview video and tell us you didn’t get excited.

Here: blow your braincase for a minute with this bizarre-o grindcore clip from Japan’s Maruosa.

For seven years drivers have gathered in England for what they call a “gladiator-style motorsport”. The concept is simple, drivers in beat up rust buckets attempt to jump a line of cars, the winner landing the furthest. Let’s be honest though, it’s not the ones that make it that get the real cheers.

Jaime Thomas and Chris Cole met up with some friends to destroy the parks and streets around El Paso, Texas in the latest episode of “Let the Good Times Roll”.

Just because Matt Damon is done with the franchise based on Robert Ludlum’s novels doesn’t mean they should quit making movies. Here comes Jeremy Renner, Rachel Weisz and Edward Norton in a new Bourne spy thriller.

Feist’s second video from Metals was shot in Mexico by Martin De Thurah. Feist says: “This video captures glimpses of something human, we get a peek inside something real between people – could be loss, longing and love. A lot of things which is about being a human being. It is told in a way where it opens up more aspects than it concludes.”

Gnarcade is what happens when the worlds of video games and action sports collide. From Portal all the way back to Space Invaders, it’s a video game invasion on the slopes of Mt. Hood, Oregon.