Today's afternoon links, featuring Tom Hardy meeting a little kid dressed as Bane, as well as a German Shepherd eating like a sir.

Dalton and Lazenby even get their due.

Back in the heady viral days of 2010 Old Spice ruled the land thanks to the randomly confident hilarity that was Isiah Mustafah/Old Spice Guy and Tim & Eric + Terry Crews. I remember it like it was just a few short years ago.

Previously when I thought of Derrick Comedy I thought, "Donald Glover and those two other guys." Going forward I will think, "Donald Glover, the guy who writes books and has an active Yahoo Answers account, and the other guy."

So, you're a new nightclub in Galway, Ireland and you want to separate yourself from the (presumably) endless number of nightclubs in the Galway area. How do make your message different? Simple. You send the same message as your competition but you do so ironically, utilizing the same technique hipsters have been using to seem creative for almost a decade now. Brilliant!

We're officially in The Dark Knight Rises countdown mode on the internet, boys and girls (pre-purchase your tickets on Craigslist for mere hundreds of dollars.

I haven't had the chance to visit Belgium yet, but thanks to Colin Farrell effectively convincing me so in In Bruges every time I think of Belgium I associate it with being boring as hell.

I'm as apathetic towards Tenacious D as a person can be.

The way overpriced and over-marketed shaving industry has been begging to receive a good Netflix-ing for years, and now Dollar Shave Club is here with a brilliant business model and an even more brilliant viral video to get the word out.