Best News Bloopers February 2014

It's only February and we're already knee deep in some hilarious news bloopers, which, lets' face it, is pretty much the best thing about the news these days. This collection even features an appearance from Samuel L. Jackson.

Pulling an awesome wheelie is one thing, but doing it right in front of a cop car and peeling away like a bat out of hell when they get the blues and twos going is way more memorable. Dude even managed to get away too! Kudos.

Everybody's favourite nerd hun, Ms Munn, auditions for that famous female part, she may have a terrible British accent and worse acting skills than Roger Moore, but that catsuit is hawt!

Symptoms include a sudden onset of xenophobia, casual racism, and general hatred for others who aren’t like you.

'Fail' comes in all shapes and sizes and doesn't care what age you are, or whether you will undersatnd - This little dude lands a brutal nutshot before falling down to the ground.

This kid accidentally dunked himself through a basketball hoop during a Phoenix Suns halftime show. Looks like all that work preserving his girlish figure paid off!

Sometimes the easiest of challenges are still too much. Ok, so he can't figure out how to eat ice cream AND he's red-headed? This kid is going to have his work cut out for him in life. Chill bro'!

This is what happens when two best friends make it to the championship round of a kickboxing tournament. They ruin the show for everyone who's come to spectate and don't even do a best of three.

In this humorous Apple parody by College Humor, Apple's Senior VP of Design Jony Ive and CEO Tim Cook explain why they change the Macbook charging ports so effing often. The dicks.

EA have added some interesting physics and collision detection. Here’s a compilation of what happens when it all goes hilariously wrong. This kind of physics defying ridiculousness is probably the only reason I’d play this game…

The rock rabble-rousers who formed half a century ago played Britain’s Glastonbury Festival on Saturday, their debut appearance at the country’s most prestigious rock music event.