Crazy Trolley Crash on Live TV

A news crew happens to catch a trolley ramming into the back of a horse-drawn carriage during a news story. No one was seriously injured.

After taking a stick to the nose Steve Sullivan gets mocked by a fan. Thanks to karma the 'fan' gets his comeuppance before too long when the puck is chipped over the glass it strikes the same fan square in the face. How do you like them apples?

I don't think it matters if you haven't watched the first two. It moves at a lightning fast paced and plays fast and loose with the coherence of it's narative so buckle up. It's going to be a bumpy ride.

Louis used to have an iPhone but it proved to be far too stimulating a piece of technology to be of any use. Here he shares some of his ideas for future iterations of the device with Jimmy Kimmel.

It might not be the best yoga you've ever seen, but she's pretty damn flexible and for a morning ritual it's an impressive display. If she arranged a few chairs around her I reckon she could sell tickets.

Where can an elephant get a decent snack these days?! I think I'll stick to hot dogs thansk!

A strange neon lit music video featuring a badass futuristic looking pimpmobile, palm trees, dinosaurs and unicorns. If that doesn't pique your interest, I don't know what will. Dinosaurs man. Dinosaurs.

I'm not sure if this is an awesome old flick or a new flick with a hilarious retro vibe but all of a sudden I want to see it more than I want to breathe. There is so much win here it makes me want to cry.

Lets face it, rush hour in most countries is pretty horrible, but this one looks way worse than your average. Talk about sardines in a can, some people can't even get off the train.

Popsicle? Check. Gaping cleavage? Check. Stunning beauty who I'd crawl through open sewers covered with rusty disease-ridden needles to lick her dirty feet? Check.

It's way too hot for this dog to handle an outdoor pool, so he tries to bring it indoors. Clearly a little bit of brains go a long way... and get stuck at the patio door.