Well done yet again, Internet.
Apparently lacking anything better to do for the next minute and a half, this girl decided she would attempt the impossible - sneezing without closing your eyes.
Ever see anyone pull that feat off? Didn't think so. Well, America is about bold ideas and people willing to push the limits of human creativity and willpower.
Don't even front like you don't care or you're not gonna watch:
Kathy Griffin's still got it.
The proud D-list comedienne famously stripped in Times Square for Anderson Cooper. To boot, last week, she followed that stunt by disrobing in front of David Letterman.
The Late Show host appeared mildly flustered but for the most part dead panned it as if it were your average occurrence, even asking if she needed "pliers."
Nice of him to help out, wasn't it? We highly advocate for her to continue this pattern. Jay Leno, Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon, you're all on notice.
President Barack Obama is probably not going to quit his day job (at least not for another year), but he did make a brief foray into R&B at a fundraiser last night.
The Commander-in-Chief burst into song while thanking Al Green, who had performed earlier at the same event, crooning a bar from "Let's Stay Together"
Obama then joked he hadn't been ushered off-stage. Watch:
It all happened at Manhattan's Apollo Theater late Thursday, when Obama stepped to the podium and veered from prepared remarks to thank Green.
Apparently not content to simply praise Green, Obama launched into "Let's Stay Together," warbling "I, so in love with you" ... complete with vibrato.
He stopped to laughter and applause, remarked that his staff didn't believe he'd do it, and that the Sandman hadn't come out to yank him outta there.
That would be Sandman Sims, a famous tap dancer who chased unpopular acts off-stage at the Apollo for decades. Sort of a Keyboard Cat predecessor.
The higher-ups at Volkswagen must be big Star Wars fans.
For the second straight year, the car maker is using George Lucas' epic saga as inspiration for a Super Bowl commercial. A year ago, Little Darth Vader was a huge hit.
So much so that the company released a teaser for the ad early here in 2012. The sequel, featuring a canine chorus barking a familiar tune, may be even better:
Barking along to the ominous "Imperial March" dressed as Princess Leia, Darth Vader, Chewbacca, and an Ewok, these mutts will surely get people talking.
Or howling, one might say ... see what we did right there?
The appropriate title for the spot: "The Bark Side." Amazing.
To think, you probably only considered the lyrics to "Party Rock Anthem" kind of asinine before now. If you even realized the catchy hip-hop/dance track had lyrics.
It does, and we're proud to present to you, below, a literal interpretation of LMFAO's hit single in Microsoft Paint form. Nicely done once again, Internet.
We previously brought you the music of Chris Brown set to MS Paint, and this is rather similar. Only more absurd, given some of the lyrics involved. Watch in awe:
The New York Giants upset the Green Bay Packers last weekend in the NFL playoffs, moving within one win of the Super Bowl after a 37-20 victory at Lambeau Field.
Cheese Heads everywhere did not take it well, but we have a feeling this one girl is still not over it. Her tearful reaction leaving the game suggests a relative died.
Perhaps, just maybe, we take pro sports a tad seriously sometimes.
And tank goodness for that, as it makes for videos of crying fans:
The campaign of Presidential quasi-candidate Stephen Colbert was dealt a major blow this week when it was established that voters can’t write his name in on the ballot during Saturday’s Republican primary in his native South Carolina.
Colbert has, as a result, devised a new strategy.
Well, Colbert Super PAC supporting him has anyway. The organization is now asking voters to pull the lever for Herman Cain (remember him?), who still appears on the ballot, as he qualified for it before dropping out of the race.
As Colbert’s TV ad, narrated by the incomparable Samuel L. Jackson says of Cain: “He’s such an outsider, he is not even running for president!”
The ad slams Colbert for “turning our election into a circus.” Obviously.
If you're confused, and frankly we don't blame you if so, the Colbert Super PAC is a political action committee ... formed expressly to mock such things.
A Super PAC can raise and spend unlimited amounts of cash on a candidate's behalf, yet cannot coordinate efforts with the candidate directly.
Colbert is staging a faux campaign as a means of ridiculing the system's absurdity, though he led Jon Huntsman and tied Rick Perry in one poll.
Huntsman quit the race Monday, while Rick Perry dropped out this morning. Colbert is still going hard, even if it's on Herman Cain's behalf.
Watch your back, Mitt and Newt.
A blow to the back of the neck is a punch named for this animal.
Some poor guy will officially never live down guessing "donkey punch," erroneously, on Jeopardy this week. Turns out it's a rabbit, not a donkey.
If you're curious what a donkey punch is or why this clip has gone viral, we invite you to Google it. With the SafeSearch feature on. Trust us.
Or just check out the Urban Dictionary definition of this, umm, amorous act, which we cannot imagine will come up on any other game show.
Check out the clip from Monday's episode below:
As a follow-up to his infamous YouTube Christmas challenge, in which he asked parents to film their unsuspecting kids opening terrible presents for the holidays for the sake of comedy Jimmy Kimmel has released a new montage of footage.
Because people kept doing this well after Christmas, obviously. Some of the best "gifts":
Check out the hilarious video below ...
"Drinks, dinner, decisions. Arrive a guest. Leave a legend."
The advertisement was meant to showcase nightlife in North Dakota: Two young men and three women flirt through the window of a downtown Fargo hotel bar.
Yes, this is serious and apparently, it caused such uproar that it was pulled for being too racy. After dozens of complaints that it makes the state look like a tawdry come-on, the state's tourism division yanked it late last week.
One commenter called the ad "sickening," while another called it a "disgrace." Others speculated about what the people in the photo needed to do to "leave a legend."
It does kind of sound like a vintage Barney Stinson quote.
Finken and Sara Otte Coleman, director of North Dakota's tourism division, said Friday that they were surprised by the reaction to the ad among the public.
"I certainly didn't think it was over the line or in any way in poor taste ... It really just takes 1-2 (negative comments), and people jump on the bandwagon."
All we know is we need to visit North Dakota apparently.
The Hangover Part III star Justin Bartha chimes in exclusively about the comedy franchise coming to a close. Bartha talks about what it is that makes The Wolfpack so darn popular.
The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones dropped three new character posters. Lily Collins and Jonathan Rhys Meyers star.
General Zod issues a threat in the new Man of Steel trailer. Michael Shannon plays the villain in the new Superman movie.
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