December 5, 2012 Nickelback. The band you love to hate. Instagram. The home of the most mind-numbingly stupid photos. Yes, I know, your best friend took that pic of her dog's pedicure, but that doesn't make it - or her - any less stupid.
October 10, 2012 Unless you've just popped your head out from your cave, chances are you've seen commercials for the new movie 'Seven Psychopaths'. I have been frothing at the mouth to see that movie...but now...I have a strange fascination to see th
August 3, 2012 Chic-fil-A may be getting all the attention for their stance on gay marriage, but in this parody from Funny or Die, Colonel Sanders throws KFC's support firmly behind the gays (no pun intended. well, maybe it was...).
June 26, 2012 I think most of us can agree that most pop music is pure crap. It's musical equivalent to herpes - you don't want any part of it but all the sluts we're trying to nail have it, so inevitably we end up with it. It's a part of life.
The folks at Vivid Entertainment seem to have hit rock bottom as far as new ideas for porn flicks. Granted it's porn, but something has to keep the chicks attention and that's the plots job. A whole slew of porn parodies have spawned lately: "The Big Bang Theory" "The Simpsons" and now "PeeWee's XXX Adventure."
Technology is a beautiful thing, except when it is parodied by College Humor. The folks at Apple recently began an ad campaign for the new iPhone 4S's Siri program.
In College Humor's hilarious spoof, Siri embodies a little of Suri Cruise and what that poor child most go though.
Telecommuters, stay-at-home parents, students and even the unemployed: Sketch group Killing My Lobster knows about you… and they’re horrified by you.
KML’s ‘Why Is Everybody Here?’ is a note-perfect ‘Twilight Zone’ parody that frames modern life in San Francisco as a hellish nightmarescape where decent, working folks simply can’t escape the hoards of underemployed citizens just hanging out. “I don’t understand. Why is it so crowded here on a Wednesday?!”
The first Saturday Night Live episode of the new year aired over the weekend, with host Jim Carrey kicking up the comedy in an otherwise uneven season. Carrey, a sketch comedy vet from his In Living Color days, brought the funny to a parody of acclaimed Natalie Portman film Black Swan with ludicrous dancing that took the melodramatic Oscar contender down a few "barres:"
