Every video nominated for the funniest video of the year award was humorous in it's own special way but this guy doing a cannonball onto a frozen swimming pool was a favorite among fans, readers and Darwin award voters
Recently, one of our favorite women of comedy – goddess of one liners Amy Poehler – kicked major hosting butt with Tina Fey on the Golden Globes. Alas, it was only one night of goodness, but at least we have 'Parks & Recreation' to keep us warm on these long cold winter nights.
The good news is you don't have to turn on the TV to see her on the regular -- you can just check out The Smart Girls Channel on YouTube.
Fox NFL studio analyst — and former two-time Super Bowl-winning coach — Jimmy Johnson is always in postseason form, especially his hair.
Now that she has a baby in her, Kate Middleton has earned an official royal portrait. But upon its unveiling, the reviews were mixed.
"Celebrities Read Mean Tweets" is one of our favorite skits on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live,' and in honor of the six-year anniversary of Twitter coming up (time sure flies when you're talking about what you ate for lunch), the late night show released the third installment of the very funny gag.
Look out, Katharine McPhee and Megan Hilty! Jennifer Hudson's voice soars in a clip from JHud's upcoming appearance on Season 2 of the Broadway-themed musical drama 'Smash.'
Guess who has a music video you will probably watch because you can't look away? It's Courtney Stodden! That's right, the living Barbie doll recorded some footage for her new music video because at least then viewers can put her on mute.
For some people, athleticism looks boring. Take Dan Sullivan for example, a 6'2, 235 pound linebacker from Monmouth University in New Jersey. He makes this 65" box jump look like he was skipping over a puddle and onto a curb as to not ruin his brand new kicks.
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When there's no time for training, your only choice is the training montage.
Marcus Canty sings like he was sent from heaven -- but in 'Used By You,' he suggests activities that go down slightly south of there.
Cartoon Network's Adult Swim is known for sometimes being too weird to function, but it's crossed some strange line that we didn't even think existed with its own live-action late night television offering 'The Eric Andre Show.'
The premise is simple: Invite a celebrity to appear (in this instance, Demi Lovato), don't warn them about anything the host is about to do, and let the hijinx begin.
