Finally a Pokémon GO! pop song, thanks to Australian art rock band The Stiffys.

David Cameron was caught humming a little tune to himself shortly after he announced Theresa May would become the next UK Prime Minister.

Curious minds wanted to know WHAT Cameron was humming. Candidates included "Yes Minister", "The West Wing", "Shostakovich's 5th," "Winnie the Pooh," "Schools out for Summer", "The Final Countdown", and "The Great Escape".

Personally, I would opt to name it "Happy Exit".

You really just have to watch to figure it out. This video has everything: puns, left shark, Shakira, fins that don't lie. EVERYTHING.

This marble machine was build by Martin Molin. He planned the programmable machine ahead of time but it still took over a year to gradually shape and perfect this contraption. According to Molin, it's still not quite finished. He told WIRED:

The marbles, you know, they behave like water. The nature of water is that it just breaks through everything. After 100,000 years it can make a hole in stone. The marbles act like that, it doesn't matter what I'm doing to try to tame them. They are just flooding every wall I'm putting up. ... I'll have to fix some escaping marble issues in order to tour.

He is planning on making new machines that are a little more portable so that he can take them on tour easily.

Anthony Vincent performs Justin Bieber's "Sorry" in 20 different styles. 

Los Angeles is well known for the terrible highway traffic so if you're about to tell the people of that city that construction will cause MORE traffic jams, you better have a special way of doing it. Mayor Eric Garcetti's slow jam will soothe and charm you, even if your weekend plans have been ruined. 

He also has this amazing quote about slow jams and planned traffic delays:


via @LAMayorsOffice

Is this cool? Is it not cool? It should be on the level of your high school teacher "rapping" about chemistry but the smooth sounds of saxophone have me all confused.