The Fifty Shades of Grey film became such a phenomenon earlier this year that avoiding it was fairly impossible. The movie turned out to be ridiculous (and bad) enough in itself that there’s no need to spoof it, but, as usual, Marlon Wayans is doing it anyway.
Lots of whimsy, lots of flashbacks and, wait, which one is Helena Bonham Carter?
Here's your exclusive look inside my personal TV watching habits: I stopped watching Downton Abbey in season three because I could no longer muster up any concern over whether or not a rich family lost one of their several mansions. That said, I will tune in for The Britishes, the new DirectTV/College Humor sketch…
Hey Friend! I just made a really cool playlist that I wanted to share with you. It's the Cheesecake Factory's parody of Iggy Azalea's "Fancy" — called "We're So Cheesecake" — repeated again and again, until you either die (of happiness) or your ears start bleeding (also from happiness).
It's about time someone did a send up of Kevin Spacey's utterly terrible yet still endearing Southern "accent" on House of Course. Of course it had to be noted skit-giggler Jimmy Fallon to take on the two-time Academy Award winner in such a devilishly perfect way.
The geniuses over at The Onion have done it again.
After years of being manipulated by their cloying ads presented as real social experiments, many women have finally had enough of Dove's mawkish #TrueBeauty push. Which is why this spot-on parody of the campaign couldn't be more timely.
Here's what Beyoncé's "Partition" would sound like if Beyoncé had student loans: "Sallie Mae pay off my tuition please…"
This is one of those videos that's funny even before you see it, especially when you pretty much know what's coming.
Prepare yourselves, because the Kimye Vogue cover parodies are coming. The muppets have already thrown down the gauntlet and now James Franco and Seth Rogen have taken up the challenge of becoming the world's most talked-about couple.
It's Friday, people, and what better way is there to celebrate than by watching Sesame Street's take on Les Misérables?
I can say with complete confidence that "Dunkin Love," the donut themed "Drunk in Love" parody by Bay Area performers Adrian Anchondo and Reggie D. White, is the best thing I've watched all week, if not all year, if not in my entire life. A love song for donuts is a love song for all of us.
If there's one thing that can be said for the Swedish Marines (and this is the first time I've really heard about the Swedish Military, so I have very few things to say), it's that they don't skimp on showmanship. Military music videos have been huge hits in the past but none seem to possess the pure oomph and…
Real talk: Home Alone, the movie about an irresponsibly procreating family that abandons an attic-dwelling savant at home right before leaving the country for vacation, is really a prequel to the Saw franchise. Once you see this holiday installment of Honest Trailers, you will never be able to root against Harry…
This is "Reaping Ball."
One of the biggest problems with Sex and the City 2 was that it sucked. It contained a single good Lawrence of my labia joke, went on for more than two hours (146 minutes, to be more precise), and invented unnecessary drama so its characters could rehash old plot points that were handled during the series. Nobody…
Much like its Mod Carousel gender-swapped predecessor, a “Blurred Lines” parody called “Defined Lines” (because of gender roles, yo) made by several Auckland law students was briefly been deemed too ladybonerific for YouTube’s Council of Female Libido Deniers (it’s a very secret council).
Porn parodies aren’t really for titillation, right? They’re for watching after senior prom with a bunch of friends you’ll eventually drift apart from because the only memory you’ll share after another five years will be, “Hey, remember when we all drank grenadine spritzers and watched that stunt fulfill his heroic…
The Yale School of Drama-educated director behind I Hope They Serve Beer on Broadway, the stage adaptation of Tucker Max's fratty exploits, emailed us to explain that Max "has absolutely nothing" to do with the play and probably won't like it because it's actually a "High Art" anthropological study of bro culture.…
By now, most of us have seen Dove’s “Sketches” video wherein several unsuspecting women describe to a sketch artist how thoroughly hideous they believe their faces truly are (spoiler alert: it’s totally not true). “Sketches,” however, seems to come from as sincere a place as anything created on behalf of a giant…
