A little niche (and less appropriate when it's not December) but "7 New Carols To Sing This Christmas", which includes some ridiculous audio excerpts, is one of the funniest things I've seen (heard?) lately.

By the same token, I saw 4 seasons of Futurama before ever hearing Richard Nixon's real voice (I'm British and under 30). Until then I'd assumed the impression was authentic, but apparently Futurama!Nixon makes the "Aroo!" noise because Tricky Dick reminds Billy West of a werewolf.

Since when did the AV Club become the one news agency I actually trust? Because I never get this kind of analysis (along with demonstrable evidence) from CNN and MSNBC. Seriously, keep doing this. It's nothing to do with the usual critiques on TV shows that I'm used to seeing on Facebook, but it's the one outlet that…

Lil Jon (among other southern hiphop artists) raps about drinking cognac with Red Bull, or "crunk juice". It's admittedly consumed this way for the state of elated drunkenness this combo leads to, but what a way to ruin a Hennessey.

Milo has mostly become known mononymously because many people can't remember/spell/pronounce his surname.

"I’m sorry for the words that I used, as I know they offended people"

It's almost as though someone with massive conflicts of interest in the private education sector might benefit by leading a failing national public education system.

I remember when he was in The War At Home, a barely redeemable sitcom where, unintentionally, the funniest thing was the closed captions that accurately transcribed Rapaport's stammering.

And a massive fuck-you from Tina Fey to whoever at NBC insisted on recasting Jenna. What better way to show contempt for them ousting your friend from a leading role in your own sitcom than casting Dratch in several bit parts while (besides the Liz Taylor and Baba Wawa impersonations) barely disguising her appearance…

So, *can* we dance to "Ignition (Remix)"?