Some foodie words can be difficult to pronounce correctly such as paella or bruschetta.
Even if you think you know, you might be surprised by some of these!
The Food Beast and Popsugar teams up to show us how to pronounce some commonly mistaken words in the world of food.
Just when you thought the Pharrell Williams hit Happy couldn’t be any cheerier, you’re proven wrong.
The Pet Collective has made the song even happier by re-writing the tune for cute pooches.
With adorable lines such as “I might be waggy, but I want to play,” and, “Wag along if you feel like your tail is chasing you,” the Puppy & Doggy Version of Pharrell’s jaunty track is just the ticket when you’re feeling blue.
The final trailer of The Amazing Spiderman-2 has been released revealing more of what we can expect from the upcoming sequel.
Peter Parker returns this time to take on three villains: the Green Goblin, Electro who is played by Jamie Foxx and Rhino.
Peter’s girlfriend Gwen Stacey who is played by Emma Stone also features in the trailer. Gwen is seen as a great support to Peter but the trailer also features a clip of Gwen falling to her doom after a confrontation with the Green Goblin.
Respect Your Body
Whether it’s sobering up, swapping junk food for vegetables or saving yourself for marriage, parents always have something to say about respecting yourself.
Don’t go Mad on R.A.G. Week
This one is inevitable. When that week starts to roll around, suddenly the dynamics of the house begin to change. Mammy breaks out in random cold sweats and Daddy winces every time you add to your alcohol stash.
Are You Going to your Lectures?
There is a reason every college student mutters “grand” when parents ask us to elaborate on how our week in college was. We haven’t been to a thing all week but we’ve managed to make it out four nights in a row and now we feel guilty about it so we’ll lie. What Mammy and Daddy don’t know won’t hurt them.
Cars
Mainly Mammy’s worry, we all know that. But Daddy worries on occasion too. And the biggest worry to parents these days are all of the accidents on the road.
“Don’t be getting into cars with any mad lads. Take the bus if you have to. And make sure no one’s speeding. Didn’t they tell ye in school that it wasn’t embarrassing to tell someone to slow down. I don’t want the guards to be calling here to my door telling me that you’re in the morgue.”
Not Washing Them Clothes
As students, it’s our biggest crime. Bringing dirty clothes home to Mammy and dumping them beside the washing machine.
“Do you think I’m a machine? I don’t want to be standing at the washing machine for the whole weekend. I don’t care that you don’t have a washing machine, go to the laundrette. And look at the state of your football shorts. Covered in muck! I’m telling you now, I’ll wash this lot but if I see one more bag of washing coming in here on a Friday evening, I’ll go MAD.”
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At some stage, we’ve all been so bowled over by Beyoncé’s general greatness that we just ‘can’t deal’.
The girl in this hilarious video is left so choked up while watching Queen Bey do her thing that her boyfriend thinks she is ‘literally dying’ and calls 911.
Based on the best-selling novel by John Dashner.
This movie follows the likes of The Hunger Games and Divergent in that it is set in a dystopian future.
When Thomas wakes up in a maze known as the Glade, trapped and with little memory of life before.
How will he and the other boys escape the Glade? And more importantly, what is outside?
At a loss for what to watch on Netflix tonight? Look no further.
Jonathan Keogh’s 10 minute supercut crams in 1,001 movies everyone should see before they die.
From classics such as Grease to more modern releases like Shame, the video stitches together clips and scores from the best movies of all time.
It took Keogh a year to finish the complication. His list is based on selections from Steven Jay Schneider’s book 1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die, as well as 215 extra titles the editor added himself.
“I tried my best to make it an overpowering exercise in film,” he said. “In another 130 years, this will be a completely different list. It was important to start with a film projector because film itself is becoming/already is a thing of the past.”
We can’t wait to see Maleficient after Disney released another trailer today of what will be this years summer blockbuster.
Angelina Jolie steals the spotlight in Disney’s latest trailer; by showing more of the famous villain in her monster form.
Maleficient tells the tale of Sleeping Beauty from the evil fairy’s perspective featuring Elle Fanning as Princess Aurora.
This may well be the best ever rendition of Disney favourite Frozen’s ultra-hit Let it Go.
This new cover stars only one man and a mic but features guest appearance from a variety of different Disney and Pixar favourites such as Mickey Mouse, Scar and even Winnie the Pooh.
In just under four minutes, Dallas Baptist University student Brian Hull delivers 21 different impressions to belt out the song.
“With so many covers of Let it Go coming out, people may forget the original Disney magic that this song has,” 22-year-old Hull posted with the video on YouTube, ”so what better way to preserve that magic with other Disney and Pixar characters singing the song!”
Toddler Za’Dariyah Mishaw is bound to be the youngest person to be pulled over by the cops, and she wasn’t even in a real car at the time.
The two-year-old girl from Jacksonville, Florida, was driving her small pedal car outside her apartment complex when a police cruiser pulled into the car park with its blue lights flashing.
The stunt was all a bit of fun by a few good-natured officers with the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office who were responding to a call at the same apartment complex where Za’Dariyah lives with her family.
During a heart-melting moment, Officer Christian Velasco took out his citation book and handed little Za’Dariyah a ticket.
The two-year-old from Jacksonville, Florida may have to do some extra chores to pay off the $4 ticket but her mum says the scribbling she has been making on the ticket won’t be held against her in court.
“Everybody has a bad perception of the police … and the police were real nice when they came along,” said the girl’s uncle Keyth Mishaw, who took photos of his niece’s first ‘ticket’ and sent them to First Coast News.
Just when you thought our favourite long-running comedy show couldn’t get any better, it does.
David Beckham will join the cast of Only Fools and Horses for a special sketch to raise money for Sport Relief.
David Jason and Nicholas Lyndhurst, aka Del Boy and Rodney, made Beckham feel at home in the one-off special of the classic sitcom – which ran on BBC One from 1981 and 2003.
Creator John Sullivan’s writer son Jim praised Beckham’s performance, saying, “His acting and delivery were very good. It was lovely to meet him.”
The special episode will be shown on the BBC this Friday but for now, you’ll have to make do with this teaser.
Bummed that the Bank Holiday weekend is over?
Let these Detroit school kids cheer you right up with their rendition of Pharrell William’s Happy.
The talented kids of Detroit Academy of Arts and Sciences choir raise the roof with their version of the Oscar nominated hit.
