Botchamania 513 - Wrestling Mistakes

If you’ve been around wrestling for more than five minutes, chances are you’ve heard of Botchamania. It’s one of those internet gems that lives in its own little corner of wrestling fandom, quietly collecting every flub, stumble and hilarious miscue that happens in and around the ring. And somehow, it makes all of it feel like a weird kind of love letter to the sport.

The magic of it is that it's never mean-spirited. Sure, it pokes fun at wrestlers messing up moves or forgetting lines, but there’s always a sense that it’s coming from someone who genuinely adores wrestling. Creator Matthew Gregg has been putting the series together for years, editing every blown spot and awkward promo into something strangely comforting. Even if the matches go wrong, Botchamania reminds you why you fell in love with the whole chaotic mess in the first place.

It’s full of running jokes, low-res graphics and little references that long-time fans start to look forward to. You hear a certain bit of music or see that old video game transition and you know exactly what’s coming. It’s almost become its own little universe inside wrestling culture.

What makes it special is how it captures the human side of a business built on big characters and scripted drama. Mistakes are inevitable, and Botchamania doesn't hide them. It puts them front and centre, lets them breathe, and in doing so, gives fans another way to connect with a sport that’s as much about passion as it is about perfection.

Behind the Adventure: The Story of Outdoor Boys and Their YouTube Farewell

Outdoor Boys is a family-focused YouTube channel that celebrates adventure, creativity and the joy of spending time in nature. Created by Luke Nichols, the channel features him and his three sons as they explore the outdoors together. From building shelters and fishing to crafting tools and going on epic camping trips, the videos are a mix of fun, hands-on learning and genuine family moments.

At its heart, Outdoor Boys is about curiosity and connection. Whether they’re navigating a river or setting up a campfire in the wilderness, the family shares a deep appreciation for the natural world and the experiences it offers. Their content is honest, practical and often playful, making it easy for viewers of all ages to enjoy. With a strong focus on family values and outdoor skills, the channel built a loyal audience that kept coming back for both inspiration and entertainment.

In 2025, Luke made the decision to step away from YouTube. After a period of rapid growth and growing public attention, he chose to prioritise his family’s privacy and well-being. The pressure of constant exposure and the demands of a massive online following led him to pause content creation in order to focus more fully on his children and to restore a sense of balance. While a few unfinished videos may still be released, the channel is no longer producing regular content.

Paul Joseph Watson - Paris Has Fallen

Paul Joseph Watson is a British commentator and writer known for his engaging analysis on politics and culture. He gained recognition for his sharp insights and thought-provoking content across various digital platforms. Paul combines wit and a distinctive style to explore current events, often sparking discussion and debate. With a strong online presence, he connects with a wide audience interested in contemporary issues and commentary.

COMPETITION: Win The Chelsea Detective: Series 3 on DVD

Acorn Media International have announced The Chelsea Detective Series 3 and Series 1 to 3 Box Set is set to arrive 9th June on DVD and digital, following its run on U&Drama.

And to celebrate, we have a great competition for you and a chance to win a copy on DVD

Synopsis: 

DI Max Arnold (Scarborough) and his strong-willed partner DS Layla Walsh (Emme) investigate crimes that happen amidst Chelsea’s glossy façade. With four new murderous mysteries in their case files, the dynamic duo must investigate the suspicious death of a former popstar, the discovery of an ex-soldier’s body in an allotment, the brutal murder of an antiques dealer and the peculiar case of a climate scientist found dead in a stolen car. The stakes are higher than ever, and the pair must use every trick up their sleeves to bring these killers to justice, even if that means ruffling some feathers along the way. 

 

But, while Max remains adept at solving crimes, things are far from straightforward in his personal life.. After all their ups and downs, Max and his estranged wife, Astrid (Marinca) attempt to revive their relationship with couples therapy. Will the pair be able to resolve their differences and rekindle their marriage?  

The third series sees the return of the fantastic cast, with Vanessa Emme (Bloodlands, Dublin Murders) as Max’s trusty partner DS Layla Walsh, alongside Sophie Stone (Shetland, Doctor Who), Lucy Phelps (Playing Nice, Grace), Peter Bankolé (Peaky Blinders, D.I. Ray), Anamaria Marinca (Fury, Deadline) and Frances Barber (Whitstable Pearl, Silk), the inimitable Alex Kingston (Doctor Who, ER) also guest stars. 

For a thrilling detective drama guaranteed to entertain, treat yourself to a scenic tour of London’s most affluent borough with The Chelsea Detective, just make sure to keep your wits about you as these streets harbour the darkest of secrets. 

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Who plays DS Layla Walsh in The Chelsea Detective?

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20 Years Since the First YouTube Video: 'Me at the Zoo'

 

Roughly 20 years ago, on 23 April 2005, the very first video was uploaded to YouTube. Titled Me at the Zoo, the 18-second clip features YouTube co-founder Jawed Karim standing in front of elephants at the San Diego Zoo. Filmed by a friend, the video is simple, casual, and understated, but it marked the beginning of a platform that would transform digital culture.

In the clip, Karim briefly comments on the elephants’ “really, really long trunks,” adding that “that’s pretty much all there is to say.” While the content itself is unremarkable, its significance lies in what it represented. This was the moment YouTube was officially born.

Since then, YouTube has grown from a small video-sharing site to one of the world’s largest platforms for content, community, and careers. From tutorials and entertainment to political commentary and education, the site now sees over 500 hours of video uploaded every minute and boasts more than 2 billion logged-in users each month.

The original video, Me at the Zoo, is still live on the site today. It remains a nostalgic snapshot of internet history and a quiet reminder of how far the platform has come.

Haiti’s Dirt Cookies: A Harsh Reality of Hunger and Survival

 

In Haiti, one of the poorest countries in the Western Hemisphere, a distressing symbol of survival persists. On the outskirts of Port-au-Prince and in many rural areas, dirt cookies – known locally as galettes de boue – are made from a mixture of clay, salt, and vegetable shortening. For many families, these are not a novelty or cultural tradition, but a desperate measure to calm hunger when food is unaffordable or unavailable.

What Are Dirt Cookies?

The clay used in these cookies is typically sourced from the central plateau of Haiti and sold in open-air markets. It is sun-dried, mixed with salt and shortening, then flattened into discs and left to dry on rooftops or pavements. Once hardened, the cookies resemble oversized crackers with a pale beige tone.

Though they contain no nutritional value, they are often eaten by children and pregnant women to reduce the feeling of emptiness in the stomach. Some believe the clay contains minerals, but health experts say the risks outweigh any potential benefit. Consumption of these cookies can lead to malnutrition, stomach pain, infections, and exposure to toxins, especially if the clay is contaminated.

The Roots of the Crisis

The widespread consumption of dirt cookies reflects the deep food insecurity in Haiti, a country facing compounding crises. Years of political instability, natural disasters, gang violence, and economic collapse have pushed millions into poverty. Inflation has made basic groceries inaccessible for many households, with prices for staples like rice, beans, and oil doubling or tripling in recent years.

The United Nations has consistently ranked Haiti as one of the most food-insecure nations in the world. According to the World Food Programme, nearly half the population faces severe hunger. In some neighbourhoods, even accessing clean drinking water or a regular meal is a challenge.

Why It Continues

Dirt cookies cost far less than proper food. In a country where many live on less than £2 a day, a handful of these cookies may be all a family can afford. Vendors continue to sell them because there is a steady demand, and many women who produce them rely on this trade to earn a small income.

For those eating them, it is not a choice made lightly. It is an act of survival in a system where safety nets are few and international aid, while present, cannot meet the scale of need.

COMPETITION: Win Under the Vines: Series 1 on DVD

Following its transmission on the BBC, Acorn Media International announced Under the Vines Series 1 is set for release on DVD and digital from 2 June.

And to celebrate, we have a great competition for you and a chance to win a copy on DVD

Synopsis:

Renowned New Zealand star Rebecca Gibney (Wanted, Packed to the Rafters, The Flying Doctors) and British acting favourite Charles Edwards (The Crown, The Terror, The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power), are thrown together as two unlikely city slickers who inherit a failing vineyard in rural New Zealand.  

 

Sydney socialite Daisy Munroe (Gibney) hops on a plane to Peak View, New Zealand for a holiday at her recently deceased stepfather’s winery, which she intends to sell. Little does she know that the vineyard has a co-owner, grumpy, British lawyer, Louis Oakley (Edwards), who has recently been disbarred and is heading to the remote wine region in order to escape a spiralling series of unfortunate life events.  

 

Despite neither of them having done a hard day’s work in their lives and both despising each other on first meeting, the two must somehow make Oakley Winery successful so they can sell up, split the profits and get out. But nothing is ever as easy as it seems and the inexperienced duo face their own personal and financial crises, while fighting off the attention of a neighbouring vineyard who has their sights set on swindling the newcomers. 

Escape Under the Vines for a delightful TV romp through scenic sights with laughs a plenty and maybe a refreshing drink or two along the way. 

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Who plays British lawyer, Louis Oakley in Under the Vines?

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