Finally, a remix video worth watching! We're hoping right now that you've already seen the video of Bill O'Reilly freaking out on Inside Edition when he gets confused by the teleprompter (1:37).
This witty clip from the U.K. asks a simple question: What if people dealt with day-to-day reality Facebook-style? It's just as bad as you'd think (1:41).
Are you gay? Are you getting a divorce from your same-sex partner? Then get Stephen J. Hater (Rob Corddry from What Happens in Vegas and The Daily Show), the only lawyer you'll need for your gay divorce. Not that he is gay. Nope, he's straight. But that's not important. What's important is the fact that he is a lawyer (2:27).
If you haven't seen the classic 1950 film Sunset Blvd., then have a look at the famous last scene in the video below before watching this. The original features Gloria Swanson as Norma Desmond, a washed-up movie star who is overcome by her delusions of a return to stardom. You can take the analogy from there (2:04).
Now that he's ditched the Democratic Party, Sen. Mike Gravel has decided to chase after Obama's No.1 YouTube supporter in his spare time. I guess if you can't be president, you might as well become publicity-stunt-monger in chief (2:09).
Take the class, the seduction, the sophistication, and Miss Moneypenny out of the Bond character, and what are you left with? Introducing Homeless James Bond. He still has all the gadgets, charm, and cunning to take out the enemy - he just smells a little funkier (2:47).
Let this video serve as a reminder for everyone out there: Sunday, May 11, is Mother's Day. We trust that you already brought your mom a wonderful gift. The people at Mi Productions certainly got their moms a sweet one. Watch 18-plus years? worth of the world's hardest job in one action-packed take, set to trumpets and saxophones (3:25).
The Internet is teeming with mediocre Star Wars spoofs, but this one isn't too bad. Plus, the title is worthy of the Encyclopedia Baracktannica (5:00).
A legendary YouTube duo named Smosh is trying to get the word out on a food trend that is sure to sweep the nation. "Beef 'n' Go" is the miracle food product that lets you enjoy all the flavor of your favorite meats without having to stop even to chew (2:32).
According to this Reuters report, dropping babies from 50 feet up is a ritual that has been practiced for hundreds of years. Just in case it turns out to be a hoax, we reserve the right to say we never believed it in the first place (1:07).
This video is a photo exploration of the terrible living conditions soldiers who recently returned from Afghanistan deal with at Fort Bragg. It's pretty shocking how disgusting and vile the barracks are. An outraged father of one of the soldiers in Charlie Company took some photos to show the disastrous conditions they're in after dangerous tours of duty. He's uploaded this video to try to draw attention to the matter of how American troops get treated back home (9:57).
Is the Internet video community ready for something more provocative than "Dad Kicked in Balls"? Personally, we aren't, but this episode features everyone from the viral video studio looking for something new. Auditions are nailed, 10-page scripts are reviewed, and pudding wrestlers part ways. It doesn't get any more viral than this, unless someone takes a fastball to the nuts (5:10).
Spring is in the air, so it's college-visit time! There's nothing harder for a moody, hormone-addled 17-year-old than making a smart college decision. Here's a college commercial with a welcome dose of honesty: a straight-from-the-heart ad for Quendelton State University (1:40).
Michael Cera, of Superbad fame, went on The Michael Showalter Showalter on CHTV to sign a few autographs ... and to discuss the intricacies of being a "method living" actor. Having also co-starred in Juno, Cera considers himself an artist if other people do and is always looking for new work. (5:32)
Poor guy must have left his cell phone at home, and, unfortunately, he was stranded in the elevator for almost two days! This video accompanies Nick Paumgarten's piece in the April 21 issue of The New Yorker, "Up and Then Down." Raw footage of Nicholas White trapped in an elevator in the McGraw-Hill building is accompanied by the Jennifer Haines instrumental "The Storm Begins" (3:11).
Having to hear from your co-workers can be pretty annoying sometimes. Here's a great product idea: the Office Air Horn. OK, so it's just a regular air horn, and it just happens to be in an office. It's still pretty useful if you don't want to hear any unsolicited babble about proper conduct in the workplace, denial of vacation time, or requests from the boss to stay late (1:49).
