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Intervention Has Never Been So Fun
I'm having a hard time breaking my addition to A&E's Intervention. (Though I guess it could be worse.) Perhaps a song is in order? See more Kristin Chenoweth videos at Funny or Die
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How Stephen Colbert "Rocked" the '80s
Hard to believe, but Stephen Colbert was the lead in a band back in the '80s. It was a time when love songs and power ballads dominated the airwaves and young Stephen had no problem playing the part of a hard-core rocker stalker. (He had a problem obeying that pesky restraining order, but a "special hidden message" had to be delivered to a "special hidden lady."
Brains. Brains. Brains. Omigod! Brains.
Our countdown to Halloween continues with this monster packed parody of Kelly and her hunt for shoes. But Amber here needs to feed her need for— omigod— BRAINS! (If only young Hollywood could share her cravings...)
The Beverly Hills 90210 Theme Song Revisited
I haven't a clue why, but I like what these boys did. Watch what happens when two 90210 fans play dress-up and re-shoot the opening credits for the show. Their impersonations are dead on, although Brenda could tame those brows a bit and Kelly's hair desperately needs a hot oil treatment.
Where the Sidewalk Bends? Shel Silverstein's Dark Side
Am I the last person to learn that prolific children's poet Shel Silverstein had another life as a writer of decidedly adult content? Feels like it! Besides writing Johnny Cash's hit song "A Boy Named Sue," he started his career at Playboy, where he continued to contribute until his death.
Grab Bag: Sci-Fi Guys To Boldly Go With
- Check out some do-able sci-fi guys. — Lemondrop
- Carl's Jr. looking for hot chicks eating burgers. Natch.
Will Saltsman's Mixed CD Scandal Help His Campaign?
Former Tennessee GOP leader Chip Saltsman incited quite a controversy this holiday when, as part of his campaign to be the next RNC chairman, he gave out copies of a mixed CD including conservative satirist Paul Shanklin's track, "Barack the Magic Negro." The song, which is set to the tune of "Puff the Magic Dragon," originally aired on Rush Limbaugh's talk radio show and has been described as a parody, but Saltsman's gift isn't sitting well with the media and most of the public. Current RNC Chairman Mike Duncan, who is seeking another term, even issued a statement saying it is "shocking" and "appalling."
Briefing Book! GOP Official's Mix CD Includes Troubling Satire
- Not-So-Pleasant Greeting: Former Tennessee GOP leader Chip Saltsman sent committee members a CD this Christmas featuring a 2007 parody song called "Barack the Magic Negro". — Wonkette
- Caroline Dropping Bombshells: Caroline Kennedy says she will not support pal Mayor Bloomberg in his re-election effort and that she will not seek the Senate seat in 2010 should Patterson appoint someone else. — Donklephant
- Future of Journalism: What will the news look like after the newspapers disappear?
Feel Good to Be Bad? You Need Obama on Your Shoulder!
Though will.i.am's video just picked up an Emmy, I venture there's something to be said for a little folk-music (and whistling!) in your political parody.
Mary Katharine Ham, recently of Townhall, made this deftly edited, quirkily catchy video about the choices you might make if you had your own, private Obama on your shoulder, devil/angel style.
With the little tiny voice saying "Obama!"
What? A Kucinich Girl?! (NSFW)
We all have met the inane Obama girl. Here's a spoof on a regrettable genre that's already a parody of itself — the girl-for-a-presidential-candidate vid. At least this "Kucinich Girl" song has some hilarious lyrics: "He's sexy, he's vegan, he makes my heart sing .
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