During a taping of Cosmos Gal during which this woman with a plunging neckline reads horoscope predictions, the not-so-big one hit. My favorite part is when, out of frame, you hear her say, "Get in the f*cking doorway, Andy!" She wanders back, only to wonder if they're still recording and to announce it's her first earthquake.
The gods were smiling down on someone on the Judge Judy set yesterday in LA. There was a mild earthquake, and you can see in the clip here that the camera shakes and the plaintiff and defendant look pretty nervous. I don't know who was spared, but could being injured or dying from an earthquake be any worse than being verbally bitch slapped by Judge Don't Pee on My Leg and Tell Me It's Raining!
If you're into that kinda thing. I like to make up my own catchphrases, of course, but in a pinch, "Dy-no-mite," "Danger, Will Robinson," and "Hey, hey, hey!" will do just fine.
Last night Stephen Colbert took on Sesame Street, the "most insidious socialist brainwashing program in our nation's history," on its 40th anniversary. When not condemning SS for indoctrinating children with a love of learning and showing adorable clips, he calls out Grover for allowing kids to think marriage is just between two people and the legalization of Bert-and-Ernie marriages.
The witches of popular culture come in all different varieties. There are the truly scary witches, like the queen in Snow White and the Wicked Witch of the West in The Wizard of Oz, the harmless witches, like Samantha from Bewitched and Sabrina the Teenage Witch, and the mischievous witches, like Endora from Bewitched. To get in the spooky spirit just in time for Halloween, tell me which famous witch has you under a spell!
Australian newscaster Peter Hitchiner had to share the news desk today with a guest anchor who flew in just for the occasion. Oh by the way — the co-anchor happened to be a giant seagull. Watch and enjoy some live-television ridiculousness.
Because what could be more American than "disposing" of old TVs by throwing them off the roof? How about a free American flag with every purchase?!
Some may fault me for not translating this ad before I post it, but do you think a translation's really going to make this freaky looking talking dog commercial any less weird? And anyway, things are more fun when they make no sense.
The Japanese have certainly mastered the art of pranking and in this compilation, we see just how heartless they can be! They'll strike anyone at anytime and anywhere, from unassuming young children to men having a little "private time" at the urinal. And they'll strike with anything, from over-sized rolling snowballs to exploding cigarettes to curious ostriches (set free to roam the urinal, of course).