Funny Or Die

Downton Abbey is getting a regular black character next season, but he won't be the first! According to this new Funny or Die video, Sean "Diddy" Combs was the first black character on the British drama. Watch as Diddy meets the Crawley family and their household staff, including Carson, who is not impressed, and Thomas, who is quite interested. Remember when you used to think Downton Abbey was called Downtown Abbey? Diddy still does.

Funny or Die is getting in on the literary and pop culture phenomenon Fifty Shades of Grey, and in their spoof of the sexy sensation, Selena Gomez plays a girl who's been a little too into reading the book. She develops an unlikely obsession with her decidedly unsexy house painter, Carl Blue (played by The League's Nick Kroll). Watch Gomez in "Fifty Shades of Blue" as the Anastasia-like character, complete with an inner monologue full of the word "flushing," a penchant for biting her lip, and a weird liking for her own older man.

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After Sunday's Mad Men, we can't get Zou Bisou Bisou out of our heads, and now we have a new reason to listen to the song again! This Funny or Die video is cracking us up with its mashup of Jean Claude Van Damme dancing in Kickboxer with the now infamous scene from Mad Men of Megan's yé-yé girl performance. Watch the Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce gang's reactions to Jean Claude Van Damme's sweet moves now!

Pantene is going retro in more ways than one. The hair care brand is bringing back some of its discontinued products, and it's simultaneously heading back to the '80s in this Funny or Die video. Catch allusions to movies like Risky Business, Working Girl, Pretty in Pink, Sixteen Candles, and The Breakfast Club (oh, Molly Ringwald!). And no all-in-one movie spoof could exclude beauty trends of the past like big hair, feather headbands, and over-the-top blush. Now all we need to make our '80s nostalgia complete is a pair of fingerless gloves and a Walkman.

If you're a fan of hilarious ladies like Lake Bell, Aubrey Plaza, Casey Wilson, or Lizzy Caplan, you'll want to watch this Funny or Die video starring them as versions of themselves in "Home For Actresses." Megan Mullally plays actress mentor Peggy Dvorak, a vaguely crazy woman who is teaching the women to be "cool." It starts off slow, but it's worth it to get to Plaza admitting that her shtick is an act she learned from Peggy and that she misses laughing. Also hilarious is the one actress Peggy identifies as a dead-end — watch to see who it is.

Ryan Gosling is undoubtedly having a banner year, thanks to his roles in Crazy, Stupid, Love, Drive, and The Ides of March. If you caught any of those movies, you've probably noticed Gosling's acting skills (or his sexy smolder), but did you realize that he's a man of few words? Check out this spoof trailer for Quiet Ryan, which showcases the actor's sexiest silent moments.

Precocious child actress Kiernan Shipka, who plays Sally Draper on Mad Men, knows something about therapy. Her character is constantly in it on the show. So she decided to run her own therapy business for a new Funny or Die video. Her clients include Modern Family's Nolan Gould, Topanga from Boy Meets World, and Eden Wood from Toddlers & Tiaras — who confessed she just wants to take off her makeup so she can see what her real face looks like. Sit in on the hilarious sessions now.