Sherry Taylor

Videos We Love This Week

 

Kitten ‘Dances’ To Uptown Funk

There’s no question that Uptown Funk by Bruno Mars is one of the unofficial songs of this summer. Apparently, even pets love the catchy tune. In this adorable viral video, a cute kitten dances to the funky beat. Of course, the kitty’s human is most likely moving a toy back and forth to attract the attention of the cat, but it’s no less adorable. This clip has over 1 million views!

 

Lost footage of Shrek

Test footage of Chris Farley as Shrek found.  Farley recorded between 80 to 90 per cent of the dialogue before he tragically died of a drug overdose in 1997. Myers was then brought in to replace Farley instead of his recordings being completed. Farley’s brother Kevin previously told Yahoo! Movies: ‘Originally the Shrek character was a little bit more like Chris, like a humble, bumbling innocent guy…’ He added: ‘I understand why [they replaced him]. They probably wanted to make Shrek 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, so…’

 

Trump at the Roxbury

No summary is needed. 🙂

Cars so hot… it melts?

A British tourist was astonished when sizzling temperatures made the vehicle melt in Italy.

The video shows the lights, mirrors and window fittings melting off a car parked near the beach.

http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/597437/Killer-heatwave-Europe-car-melts-British-tourist

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