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Winner of the "Vargus Valley Pancake Cookout Music Video Award!" The groundbreaking video by the seminal band, The Vargus Valley P.T.A. "Chicken Fried" Country Punk at it's finest. This vid... more >

Winner of the "Vargus Valley Pancake Cookout Music Video Award!" The groundbreaking video by the seminal band, The Vargus Valley P.T.A. "Chicken Fried" Country Punk at it's finest. This video was banned by MTV for being too brilliant. < less

K-Tel Inspired Genius Commercial for The Vargus Valley P.T.A. After 10 years of Chicken Frying Your Brain, Seminal Country Punk Band, "The Vargus Valley P.T.A." presents, The Greatest Hits.

K-Tel Inspired Genius Commercial for The Vargus Valley P.T.A. After 10 years of Chicken Frying Your Brain, Seminal Country Punk Band, "The Vargus Valley P.T.A." presents, The Greatest Hits. < less

Two brother’s Marcus and Johnny, young black males from the ghetto, Marcus struggles between his art as a rapper and the financial burden of producing his music and going to college. While J... more >

Two brother’s Marcus and Johnny, young black males from the ghetto, Marcus struggles between his art as a rapper and the financial burden of producing his music and going to college. While Johnny is heading straight to the fast lane of the streets, they’re both close to their Uncle, Angel a big-time pimp who lives a luxurious lifestyle. Marcus sees first hand how the cash flow goes for a big time pimps. While Johnny hang with his boys in the hood. Marcus is lured into the life of pimping in order to produce his art of music and help his mom pay bills. Though Marcus’ love is rapping, it is not paying the bills or getting him any closer to signing a record deal and making it big. Marcus knows there is another alternative to getting the money he needs: Pimping. The bottom line is reality. A lot of people in the world are faced with this same dilemma, turn to the life of crime and punishment to survive, or pray you don’t lose everything and keep working for minimum wage. Which life will Marcus choose? Week by week every episode draws you into a secret world full of people that really know what goes on in the streets. You’ll start to realize that this story is as close to the real street life as you’ll ever see, without actually living in the streets and becoming a part of this secret world. The pimps, hoes, drug dealers, bums and con men run the streets. Not the police, like most people are lead to believe. The police are only a front to please the public; they’re in with the criminals. This series will thrill and chill you, make you laugh when you might want to cry. A lot of you will put yourself in Marcus’ shoes and take the ride of your life, and some of you will run like a little scared kid looking for your mommy. wondering what it would be like to live this lifestyle. < less

Two brother’s Marcus and Johnny, young black males from the ghetto, Marcus struggles between his art as a rapper and the financial burden of producing his music and going to college. While J... more >

Two brother’s Marcus and Johnny, young black males from the ghetto, Marcus struggles between his art as a rapper and the financial burden of producing his music and going to college. While Johnny is heading straight to the fast lane of the streets, they’re both close to their Uncle, Angel a big-time pimp who lives a luxurious lifestyle. Marcus sees first hand how the cash flow goes for a big time pimps. While Johnny hang with his boys in the hood. Marcus is lured into the life of pimping in order to produce his art of music and help his mom pay bills. Though Marcus’ love is rapping, it is not paying the bills or getting him any closer to signing a record deal and making it big. Marcus knows there is another alternative to getting the money he needs: Pimping. The bottom line is reality. A lot of people in the world are faced with this same dilemma, turn to the life of crime and punishment to survive, or pray you don’t lose everything and keep working for minimum wage. Which life will Marcus choose? Week by week every episode draws you into a secret world full of people that really know what goes on in the streets. You’ll start to realize that this story is as close to the real street life as you’ll ever see, without actually living in the streets and becoming a part of this secret world. The pimps, hoes, drug dealers, bums and con men run the streets. Not the police, like most people are lead to believe. The police are only a front to please the public; they’re in with the criminals. This series will thrill and chill you, make you laugh when you might want to cry. A lot of you will put yourself in Marcus’ shoes and take the ride of your life, and some of you will run like a little scared kid looking for your mommy. wondering what it would be like to live this lifestyle. < less

The sacred mission of the press to learn more about Tiger Woods' low-speed, zero-casualty car crash creates a new form of background music.

The sacred mission of the press to learn more about Tiger Woods' low-speed, zero-casualty car crash creates a new form of background music. < less

Aasif Mandvi, Jason Jones and Edward R. Brokaw-Amanpour weigh in on a couple that crashed a state dinner at the White House.

Aasif Mandvi, Jason Jones and Edward R. Brokaw-Amanpour weigh in on a couple that crashed a state dinner at the White House. < less

Andrew disguises his magic potion in the works as a beer. Brandon, thinking it's a beer, drinks it without hesitation and becomes his alter-ego, Lucius Riot.

Andrew disguises his magic potion in the works as a beer. Brandon, thinking it's a beer, drinks it without hesitation and becomes his alter-ego, Lucius Riot. < less

Twilight fans show up to what they think is the red carpet premiere of "Twilight New Moon" only to discover that they are not going to be seeing Twilight, but instead will be forced into a v... more >

Twilight fans show up to what they think is the red carpet premiere of "Twilight New Moon" only to discover that they are not going to be seeing Twilight, but instead will be forced into a vampire intervention. < less

Peter Vadala is fired for telling his boss that homosexuality is "bad stuff," and Mick Foley protects a 10-year-old who supports gay rights.

Peter Vadala is fired for telling his boss that homosexuality is "bad stuff," and Mick Foley protects a 10-year-old who supports gay rights. < less

Detroit sells its Silverdome for less than a one-bedroom apartment, Goldman Sachs reports huge profits, and three congressmen warn New Yorkers of terrorism.

Detroit sells its Silverdome for less than a one-bedroom apartment, Goldman Sachs reports huge profits, and three congressmen warn New Yorkers of terrorism. < less