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(1:41) Meet news junkie - a paranoid conspiracy theorist who spends his days and nights holed in his apartment and living on a diet of 24/7 news. The IFC Media Project with Gideon Yago deb... more >

(1:41) Meet news junkie - a paranoid conspiracy theorist who spends his days and nights holed in his apartment and living on a diet of 24/7 news. The IFC Media Project with Gideon Yago debuts on Tuesday Nov. 18 at 8PM. Watch more videos at http://www.ifc.com/on-ifc/mediaproject/ < less

(0:43) Enjoy a fresh and hilarious look at politics when the weekly magazine The Economist partners with renowned comedy theatre troupe The Second City for a one-of-a-kind evening of engagi... more >

(0:43) Enjoy a fresh and hilarious look at politics when the weekly magazine The Economist partners with renowned comedy theatre troupe The Second City for a one-of-a-kind evening of engaging improv and hands-on cartooning featuring The Economist's political cartoonist Kevin 'Kal' Kallaugher. Politics will never look the same again. < less

(2:49) Bonnie Fuller, the new Editor at Large for Star magazine, is back with some more gossip, and once again Paul Cronkite, The Music Insider, is there to make sense of it all.

(2:49) Bonnie Fuller, the new Editor at Large for Star magazine, is back with some more gossip, and once again Paul Cronkite, The Music Insider, is there to make sense of it all. < less

(7:10) One man, around 7 hours of work, and this is what you can accomplish. Go for dreams, no matter how big or small. Some may see this as a waste of time, but I see it as a work of art. ... more >

(7:10) One man, around 7 hours of work, and this is what you can accomplish. Go for dreams, no matter how big or small. Some may see this as a waste of time, but I see it as a work of art. Yes, this a parody of a parody done on SNL. I think I build upon the original while filling my story in around it. So I think it's not only funny without knowing what and who these characters are about, I think it makes it so much deeper and more mind blowing when you know why they are who they are... The Full Circle Story so far: Shayne created some very interesting and unique characters over the course of his youtube career. All of them he released into the real world of Youtube by dressing up and making fun of certain characteristics they embodied. Almost a year ago Shayne was having some serious bathroom issues when he was thrust into a mini-coma. When he awoke he was kidnapped by Slash (The Bumbling Slasher Villain) and was informed that all of his characters were in fact alive and breathing in the real world. http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list... Over the course of four episodes Shayne almost died, but in the end he got his revenge on Slash when he thrusts two pumpkins into his eyes sockets. Shayne left shortly after to exact revenge on all the characters that wanted him to pay for making them look stupid in his videos. The Letter he was writing says: Dear Seven, I was sitting reading this amazing article on you in the newest edition of FIGHT! MMA magazine on how you won the EliteXC Middleweight title, when I think I had a vision, it was the wildest thing. It was blurry but, Vanilla Killa came up and he shot me. Then, I shot him; then the Preacher came around the corner and Killa shot at Preacher, but missed and hit Billy in a house somewhere. Then Billy shot the Preacher, and then you came up around a corner, picked up some piece of paper, read it, ran away, and... FLIP PAGE Then you got hit by a car. Strange huh? Well, hope your well. It looks like things are finally looking up for us Seven. See you at the reunion. Yours, Saka From idea to finished product it took me 5 days. I'm immensely proud of what I have accomplished with this video. I took a parody and in my opinion, I made the original better. < less

(1:51) Enjoy a fresh and hilarious look at politics when the weekly magazine The Economist partners with renowned comedy theatre troupe The Second City for a one-of-a-kind evening of engagi... more >

(1:51) Enjoy a fresh and hilarious look at politics when the weekly magazine The Economist partners with renowned comedy theatre troupe The Second City for a one-of-a-kind evening of engaging improv and hands-on cartooning featuring The Economist's political cartoonist Kevin 'Kal' Kallaugher. Politics will never look the same again. < less

(3:36) The world-famous Naked News reviews the latest Simon Pegg comedy How to Lose Friends and Alienate People, co-starring Jeff Bridges, Megan Fox, Gillian Anderson and Kirsten Dunst, bas... more >

(3:36) The world-famous Naked News reviews the latest Simon Pegg comedy How to Lose Friends and Alienate People, co-starring Jeff Bridges, Megan Fox, Gillian Anderson and Kirsten Dunst, based on the hilarious memoires of a British tabloid journalist who starts working at Vanity Fair (oops! Make that Sharps Magazine). < less

(2:14) Enjoy a fresh and hilarious look at politics when the weekly magazine The Economist partners with renowned comedy theatre troupe The Second City for a one-of-a-kind evening of engagi... more >

(2:14) Enjoy a fresh and hilarious look at politics when the weekly magazine The Economist partners with renowned comedy theatre troupe The Second City for a one-of-a-kind evening of engaging improv and hands-on cartooning featuring The Economist's political cartoonist Kevin 'Kal' Kallaugher. Politics will never look the same again. < less

(2:13) Enjoy a fresh and hilarious look at politics when the weekly magazine The Economist partners with renowned comedy theatre troupe The Second City for a one-of-a-kind evening of engagi... more >

(2:13) Enjoy a fresh and hilarious look at politics when the weekly magazine The Economist partners with renowned comedy theatre troupe The Second City for a one-of-a-kind evening of engaging improv and hands-on cartooning featuring The Economist's political cartoonist Kevin 'Kal' Kallaugher. Politics will never look the same again. < less

(4:24) Seems like the government has been keeping secrets from us including the fact that humans might be related to bears. Or just really fat. In the meantime Scott came in and did a lit... more >

(4:24) Seems like the government has been keeping secrets from us including the fact that humans might be related to bears. Or just really fat. In the meantime Scott came in and did a little piece on how people magazine isn‘t worth of wiping your ass with. Enjoy! < less

(7:11) A Drama/Comedy by Sabreena Peters. A business man and a street person have a meeting of the minds. Nominated for the NIGHTLIFE Magazine Award at the 2007 YoungCuts Film Festival. www... more >

(7:11) A Drama/Comedy by Sabreena Peters. A business man and a street person have a meeting of the minds. Nominated for the NIGHTLIFE Magazine Award at the 2007 YoungCuts Film Festival. www.YoungCuts.com < less

(1:26) Enjoy a fresh and hilarious look at politics when the weekly magazine The Economist partners with renowned comedy theatre troupe The Second City for a one-of-a-kind evening of engagi... more >

(1:26) Enjoy a fresh and hilarious look at politics when the weekly magazine The Economist partners with renowned comedy theatre troupe The Second City for a one-of-a-kind evening of engaging improv and hands-on cartooning featuring The Economist's political cartoonist Kevin 'Kal' Kallaugher. Politics will never look the same again. < less

(11:03) Comedy by Errol X. Lazare. Jack turns suicidal when the love of his life cheats on him with his best friend, Winner of the NIGHTLIFE Magazine Award at the 2007 YoungCuts Film Festiv... more >

(11:03) Comedy by Errol X. Lazare. Jack turns suicidal when the love of his life cheats on him with his best friend, Winner of the NIGHTLIFE Magazine Award at the 2007 YoungCuts Film Festival. www.YoungCuts.com < less

(2:40) In this Wind-up Arron tries his best to call up for a cab... but the stupid bugger keeps getting the wrong number... Catch Pranks and wind up calls like this every sunday night on T... more >

(2:40) In this Wind-up Arron tries his best to call up for a cab... but the stupid bugger keeps getting the wrong number... Catch Pranks and wind up calls like this every sunday night on The Sunday Roast Sponsored by LOADED Magazine www.playradiouk.com on Play Two UK @8pm Listen LIVE http://www.playradiouk.com/Radio/radio2/launchradio.php < less

(0:18) Yaa!@!! This is my Bideop Blog, were I talk about all important stuff that what I am dealing with, cause like one time when I was going to the library but it was the library at the t... more >

(0:18) Yaa!@!! This is my Bideop Blog, were I talk about all important stuff that what I am dealing with, cause like one time when I was going to the library but it was the library at the time it was a store, like a mini mart but it had books that are in there but there weren't like books they were like magazines and they had food, like they had one food wh < less

(6:14) Our take on "Maxim Magazine's" Hottest Politcians and Grandpappy McCain. Then, a guy in a wheelchair who can read minds? A little David Blaine, a little "Murder Ball". Check our Whee... more >

(6:14) Our take on "Maxim Magazine's" Hottest Politcians and Grandpappy McCain. Then, a guy in a wheelchair who can read minds? A little David Blaine, a little "Murder Ball". Check our Wheelchair "Swami" Bob. < less

(2:38) Bonnie Fuller, Chief Editorial Director of Star Magazine, stopped by -- via satellite -- to share some music celeb gossip with our very own Paul Cronkite. While her insider knowledge... more >

(2:38) Bonnie Fuller, Chief Editorial Director of Star Magazine, stopped by -- via satellite -- to share some music celeb gossip with our very own Paul Cronkite. While her insider knowledge seemed impeccable to us, Paul, as always, had his own insights to share. You can't walk away with a mail-order journalism degree and not rock it like Mr. Cronkite. His breadth and depth of knowledge truly astounds. < less

(1:51) Enjoy a fresh and hilarious look at politics when the weekly magazine The Economist partners with renowned comedy theatre troupe The Second City for a one-of-a-kind evening of engagi... more >

(1:51) Enjoy a fresh and hilarious look at politics when the weekly magazine The Economist partners with renowned comedy theatre troupe The Second City for a one-of-a-kind evening of engaging improv and hands-on cartooning featuring The Economist's political cartoonist Kevin 'Kal' Kallaugher. Politics will never look the same again. < less

(3:48) The best un-signed band from 1986. Phoenix, Arizona's Soundboard Magazine's Hottest New Band for 1986, MANIC-N. Performing in front of a sell-out crowd in Scottsdale the hit song "We... more >

(3:48) The best un-signed band from 1986. Phoenix, Arizona's Soundboard Magazine's Hottest New Band for 1986, MANIC-N. Performing in front of a sell-out crowd in Scottsdale the hit song "Western Sky". (funny and sexually oriented) More at youtube.com/terrydaun < less