If anyone was going to redeem Nickelback after the mere thought of their Thanksgiving performance got panned by the general public, it’s Funny Or Die! Yes, the website built from Ron Burgundy’s ashes has enlisted the Alberta, Canada band and that squirelly fellow from The League to come up with ideas that will uphold the Motor City’s high standards. Read the rest of this entry »

It may be political season for most Republican presidential candidate hopefuls, but everyday is open season on Herman Cain and his continuous character assassination in pop culture. First, we offered up his alleged pervy playlist and now Funny or Die helps keep Iron Mike Tyson’s cell phone on by giving him some lines to read off the teleprompter to imitate the right-wing rudypoo. Read the rest of this entry »

Anyone old enough to remember the crime-fighting, recycling, Earth Day heroics of Captain Planet should appreciate the sheer ignorance of this spoof. Read the rest of this entry »

Every NBA baller’s searching for a way to stay busy during these desperate lockout days. Following in Brandon Jennings’ path, Clippers’ big man Blake Griffin has decided to intern with Will Ferrell’s Funny Or Die. Read the rest of this entry »

Sometimes when pain is so intense, the only thing you can do is laugh. And that’s exactly what Funny Or Die intends with the presentation of Field Of Dreams 2: NFL Lockout. If you’ve seen the original movie, then the plot is the same, only with a few twists and turns from the F.O.D. crew. Taylor Lautner’s dream of resurrecting football becomes a reality while featuring the likes of Read the rest of this entry »

Hate is a strong word, and the brother of Love. Hate is Cain. Hate is the vengeful, rumble-vision demon within us that clouds our judgement and makes us weaker versions of ourselves. I don’t like using the word “hate,” and I avoid it whenever possible. I choose Love.

But let me say, unequivocally, I hate Creed. Read the rest of this entry »

In 1975, Roy Harper sat in some cheeky music executive’s office on behalf of Pink Floyd, only to discover their sensory perception began and ended with sight—of potential dollar signs. In 1993, the GZA dealt with industry weasels who would rather climb mountains than get in tune with the witty unpredictable lingo he and his fellow clansmen were kicking. Now in 2011, things haven’t changed up one bit Read the rest of this entry »

By now, all of us have unfortunately been subjected to previews from the forthcoming biggest drag show not done by Tyler Perry in Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son. Our only hope for eye redemption is a parody so ridiculous, it’ll make us dismiss another lame Martin Lawrence comeback with minimal pain. Since Jaleel White has plenty of experience being in girdles and dresses from his time on the set at Family Matters, Read the rest of this entry »

People always tell me that works from yesteryear are better left untouched. Then some utter tomfoolery like this pops up and mercilessly smashes that theory. The flick starts off with a doo-rag-wearing Wayne Brady nurturing his Luster’s S. Curl while watching VH1 for the night cap. He’s pigging out as Bobby Brown’s “Every Little Step I Take” video hits the screen while his girl nags him about eating late at night. Naturally, Wayne pays her no mind and dozes off into dreamworld. Read the rest of this entry »

“I’ll take four oxen & all the bullets $1600 will get me…” — Pa

Alright, so this probably has the same chance of seeing the light of day as Eva’s Sex Tape, but the trailer is more than enough to suffice for now. Funny Or Die’s cranked out another gem thanks in part to everyone’s favorite elementary school educational game. Read the rest of this entry »

Finally a product we can all get behind. Who doesn’t want a super serious adhesive in their tool bag?

Eva Mendes teams with Will Ferrel’s love child, Funny or Die, for a bit of tongue-and-cheek about your interest in seeing her sex tape. She’s also, conveniently enough, starring as Will Ferrel’s wife in the new movie The Other Guys. I always applaud a woman who can be both funny and sexy so effortlessly. Kudos, Ms. Mendes. Read the rest of this entry »

When Gotty™ first sent this over, I confused Alison Brie with Christina Hendricks, who Matt over at Warming Glow always speaks so highly of. A tinge of disappointment came over me when I saw a brunette walk through the door (sue me, I don’t watch Mad Men), but it quickly dissipated when the dialogue started.  Truthfully, any video that incorporates Donkey Punch & Tea Bagging 30 seconds in is a winner in my books. The same goes for keeping a straight face throughout the video. While not knee-slapper funny, the deadpan delivery utilized by all three performers allows the folks over at Funny Or Die to live to sketch another day. Read the rest of this entry »

There’s so many words. But after I watched this, I was at a complete loss for them all. Not a good thing considering words are supposed to be what we do around here. Yet somewhere between listening to Marion Cotillard accented pronunciation of “tittaes” and staring @ the simulated ones plastered to her head, I simply lost my train of thought and wit. Read the rest of this entry »

The Funny Or Die guys score another one with this “Dark Moon” sketch. With a byline like “Love is complicated when you’re an overly sensitive vampire in love,” the target of the parody is obvious. Read the rest of this entry »

Although I personally thought it was mind-numbing entertainment (did you see Sienna Miller?), the general consensus of G.I. Joe: The Rise Of Cobra has been nothing more but futuristic cow dung.

So naturally the parodies are going to pile up. This just happens to be one of the better ones.

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