Cheerleaders Get Shaven

It's a pretty big thing to shave you head bald, especially when you're a cheerleader, so credit to them. It's for a good cause too, but does anyone really wanna see a slaphead waving pom-poms? I bet they got fired afterwards...

Some of the Olympic events are totally rivetting and will have you on the edge of your seat. Others are complete balls that you won't be able to sit through without medication. Sailing is the latter. Luckily though, Irish commentary!

Cheap aftershave, lame chat-up lines and obnoxiousness don't impress Zara Phillips... or her horse !

As a reflection of how ridiculous we all look staring at our phones at the dinner table, here is people doing the same thing but in the early 20th century. Back then the phones were more cumbersome, the accents posher.

Not to add insult to injury, but plummeting before the roof diving ref's signal means an automatic zero from the judges instead of the zero he would've earned.

Stuart Lee mocks observational comedy by making humorous observations about a specific observational comedian. If you're a die hard Michael Mcintyre fan, then this probably isn't going to amuse...

Seeing the entire cast of an SNL skit corpsing and smirking as they deliver their lines is always a joy. If it wasn't for that the skit wouldn't be half as funny as it is. Makes me glad they do it all live!

A time lapse video of some awesome retro-themed super mario street art being created. As if creating a badass picture of mario with chalks wasn't hard enough this guy does it on the floor while correcting for perspective.

Old Gold time! 1998 was one hell of a drug. It was if this guy is anything to go by. He says cryptic computery things and sports a rapist beard. Also, he's a macfag, just in case you thought it couldn't get any worse.

This guy dressed as a nerd goes to the hood to bust some rhymes. It helps his prank that he can rap incredibly well so he isn’t just laughed out of town or chased away in anger.

Chelsea makes luxury designer watches for adventurous, high-flying women. At the age of just 19 she went about setting up her own business, she also runs a group that supports and celebrates female stunt pilots.