NFL ‘Bad Lip Reading’ featuring Tom Brady goes viral – VIDEO

Amusing take on NFL includes Tom Brady

Ever wondered what the coaches are actually saying on the sideline when the camera pans to them during your favorite sporting event?

Well Lip-reading has offered a hilarious insight with their latest video.

The YouTube channel ‘Bad Lip Reading’ which is edited by an anonymous source, regularly posts lip dubbed videos of pop-culture phenomenon and politics.

Their latest video features amusing guesses at what NFL folks might be saying when the microphones aren't around.

Highlights include Tom Brady explaining he “found Fido” (his dog) and a referee recounting his date with a lady who had a floor covered with bean bags.

Quentin Tarantino amazed by ‘Pulp Fiction Kerry Shtyle’ dubbed skit by Irish students - VIDEO

Quentin Tarantino

While chatting with late night host Graham Norton, ‘Django Unchained’ director Quentin Tarantino got a taste of his classic flick ‘Pulp Fiction’ with an Irish slant.

Film students from Co Kerry dubbed over a scene from the film with thick Kerry accents, leaving director Tarantino quite impressed.

Check out the video below.

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Comedian posing as Irish dancer joins breakdancers on New York subway - VIDEO

Comedian Tyler Fischer doing an "Irish jig" on an NYC subway

Running into break dancers on a New York City subway is nothing for most native New Yorkers to bat an eye at. However, for the break dancers to be upstaged by a faux Irish dancer?
Comedian Tyler Fischer stole the spotlight from some break dancers on a subway recently when the music switched up to an Irish reel and Fleischer began to prance around the subway car.

“Look at him go! He’s a little leprechaun!” cheered on the break dancers who were presumably in on the stunt.

In our opinion the best part of this video isn’t Fischer’s fly Irish dance skills but rather how completely unphased the New Yorkers on the subway are about what’s taking place. Only in New York!

Check out the video below.

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Jimmy Kimmel's 'Meen Tweets'- Celebrities recite Twitter insults - VIDEO

Jimmy Kimmel (Richard Cartwright/ABC/AP)

On Tuesday night, Jimmy Kimmel of ABC’s ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’ aired their third installment of the hilarious ‘Celebrities Read Mean Tweets,’ in which celebrities read some of the mean tweets directed towards them.

“It is our number one way to insult celebrities,” says Kimmel of the social media service Twitter, which turns six years old this year.

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On Tuesday night’s show, Jimmy Kimmel had some good-humored celebrities read some of the “hate Tweets” that have been directed to them. Included in the reading were David Arquette, Selena Gomez and Larry King.

Check out the hilarious video here:

Forget crisp sandwiches - they’ve finally invented a Tayto chocolate bar

Tayto chocolate (Photo: @WaffleWaitress)

We too were sucked in by the packaging but no this is not a crisp (chip) flavored chocolate bar but an invention brought forth by Mr Tayto to thrill the Irish around the globe who love to eat chocolate alongside their favorite cheese and onion treats.

The man himself spoke to TheJournal.ie and explained where this confusingly packed chocolate bar’s inception had sprung from. He said “I thought that as crisps and chocolate together is such an Irish tradition, why not bring out my own bar? It’s not crisp flavored! Just nice milk chocolate so you can eat it with crisps if that floats your boat.”

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Smiling Hillary Clinton returns to work - presented with football helmet by her staff

Hillary Clinton gets a little protections from her staff

United States Secret of State returned to work on Monday after almost a month of health problems. The State Department released some cheery photos of Clinton being presented with a football helmet by her staff, before chairing a weekly meeting of assistant secretaries.

Clinton was recently released from a New York City hospital where she was treated for a blood clot, in a vein between her brain and skull. The clot was brought on by a concussion she obtained in December when she collapsed at home due to dehydration.

The 65-year-old, soon to be retired secretary, was presented with the football helment, for extra protection, and a football jersey with the number 112, representing each of the countries she has has visited while working in this position.

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Dublin peeks out from the clouds for photo-op from space

Dublin from space a la International Space Station

Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield took a stunning picture of Dublin from the International Space Station in the early hours of Sunday.

Hadfield wasn’t sure which Irish city he had photographed and shared it with his Twitter followers, who were quick to identify the port city as Ireland’s capital, Dublin.

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