Comas: By The Numbers
By B.Z., March 15, 2010 in Top Lists | No commentsComas: By The Numbers
Obviously, comas are no laughing matter. But that doesn’t mean we can’t try to lighten them up a little. Just ask the folks at “Coma, Period.”, the dark-but-irreverent comedy that plants us in the mind of newly comatose Dan Humford as he adjusts to his quirky dreamland surroundings. While we’ve seen comas pop up in a myriad of films throughout the ages, such as Kill Bill Vol. 1 and 28 Days Later, this web series marks the first time to our knowledge that comas have hit the new media ent…
Read More20 Lazy Cops
By Brian J. Samuels, March 11, 2010 in Top Lists | No comments20 Lazy Cops
Cops are easy targets for ridicule. Especially inept ones. So we should feel bad about making fun of them, right? Wrong. Not even when it comes to parking cops, who serve as the default butt of mockery among their superiors in law enforcement (read: anyone else with a badge). It’s no wonder they’re so ornery with folks picking on them all the time. And for the perfect embodiment of parking-cop angst, look no further than Verne “Don’t Call Me Mini Me” Troyer in the hilarious trailer for “…
Read More15 Exotic Pastries and Donuts from Around the World
By Rebecca Leib, March 10, 2010 in Copy & Pastry, Top Lists | 7 comments15 Exotic Pastries and Donuts from Around the World
Pastries and donuts have a long and delicious history. From filo dough to jelly bean curd, people have been concocting all sorts of titilating treats out of flour, butter, sugar and pure inspiration. But it ain’t easy – just ask the heroes of the new KoldCast TV web series, “Copy & Pastry!” This motly duo of pastry entrepreneurs overcome all sorts of hurdles to make bellies happy – with laughs and treats! So let’s take take a trip around the g…
Read More15 Strange Things About Outer Space
By B.Z., March 10, 2010 in Space Hospital, Top Lists | 21 comments15 Strange Things About Outer Space
We all had to memorize that cute mnemonic solar system device in grade school that taught us the order of the planets. Some of us even had Milky Way placemats. But for most of us, the outer space education ended there. (Sorry guys: “Star Trek” and Star Wars don’t count.) Maybe that’s because space feels too distant to ever be relevant to our day-to-day routines. Or maybe it’s simply that the otherworldly element generally overwhelems us and bruises our intellectual…
Read More19 High Profile Wardrobe Malfunctions
By Scott Brown, March 9, 2010 in Top Lists | 1 comment19 High Profile Wardrobe Malfunctions
We don’t know what George Eastman’s intended purpose was when he created Kodak in 1888. Some say he wanted to forever capture history. Some say he wanted to make sweet, sweet, ankle porn. Either way, the still camera has been used to capture some of the most historically titillating moments, as those in the public eye inadvertently bare all. Though celebrity subjects wish these photos would disappear forever, the girls on our own show, the World’s Sexiest Parties, don’t mind at all, and they have…
Read More20 Unique and Weird Musical Instruments
By B.Z., March 4, 2010 in The Craft, Top Lists | 1 comment20 Unique and Weird Musical Instruments
Everyone has an obsession. Some people love foreign films, others love porn (or satirical adult web series, and there are even a few oddballs who think that the key to happiness lies in a diverse and creative diet of hamburgers. But perhaps one of the most understandable “obsessions” in today’s world of complex technology and non-stop networking is music. After all, music has a unique way of getting down to the basics, stripping an emotion, a thought, a relationship, even a story down to a melody…
Read MoreA Brief History of Notable Animation Makeovers
By B.Z., March 3, 2010 in Top Lists | 7 commentsA Brief History of Notable Animation Makeovers
They may not be real, but that doesn’t mean cartoon characters can’t take on human qualities. Take the aging process, for example. While some of America’s favorite animated personalities, such as the Smurfs, have barely evolved since their decades of existence, others have indeed aged faster than a Meth addict with a home tanning bed. I mean, have you seen the original Bart Simpson recently? He flat-out looked like a Meth addict. Fortunately if it’s animation and controlled substance…
Read MoreOut And Proud: 15 Celebrity Lesbians
By B.Z., February 25, 2010 in Anyone But Me, Top Lists | 1 commentOut And Proud: 15 Celebrity Lesbians
To come out of the closet as a celebrity may have spelled career suicide for the public figures of past generations. But American culture is more accepting of gay and lesbian celebrities in the new Millenium, and today it is often both cool and beneficial when stars embrace their homosexuality. Famous lesbians in particular seem to leverage their celebrity status to advocate for gay rights and marriage equality, increasingly serving as role models to today’s teens and young adults. KoldC…
Read More11 Hollywood Stars Who Got Their Start In Skin
By Scott Brown, February 24, 2010 in Blue Movies, Top Lists | 1 comment11 Hollywood Stars Who Got Their Start In Skin
Most Hollywood celebrities are very careful with their public image, and wouldn’t step near a pornography set; they have enough problems to deal with as it is. Whether it’s a nasty rant on-set, a leaked photo from an affair in Cancun, or a disastrous trip to Arby’s, having one’s carefully constructed image sullied in the public eye can be disastrous. It’s no surprise they’ve tried to hide it, but the truth is some very well known celebrities got their start in porn. Our own original series, “B…
Read More15 Best Sports Episodes in Television History
By B.Z., February 24, 2010 in Son of a Pitch, Top Lists | 5 comments15 Best Sports Episodes in Television History
Think of your favorite Super Bowl, World Series, and NBA Finals moments. Now, take out the raw athleticism, edge-of-your-seat drama, and add Stanley from “The Office.” Now we’re cooking with fire.
Sports have often provided TV writers with quality material for both comedy and drama. Shows like “The Simpsons” and “Always Sunny” have mastered the fish-out-of-water scenario in which their ragtag, quirky characters are faced with athletic adversity. Others, like “Full House” and “The…