Tech Buzz Because we're fascinated with the uniquely amateurish nature of viral videos, we keep treating them like movies. The web show "Internet Superstar" is the latest to the game, joining Current TV's underrated Viral Video Film School and the comedy series Viralcom, about a viral video production house.
TV Buzz The era of LonelyGirl officially comes to an end today. We know you probably haven't been watching in a while (or possibly ever), but LG15's ending symbolizes the end of an geological period of Internet Time.
Culture Buzz Grimace dancing at McDonald's set to N.E.R.D.'s "Everyone Nose," brought to you by the Dancing Bear folks. Grimace is so cute! In that big gay way.
Tech Buzz A 14-year-old who talks like a chipmunk has YouTube's fourth most-subscribed video channel. If you haven't heard of Fred, don't sweat it -- you're probably older than 14. And you may have an aversion to listening to someone screech instead of speak. But 270,000 YouTube subscribers can't be wrong, can they? Can they!?
Culture Buzz A video of a guy getting a Tay Zonday tattoo. Pointless tattoos like this make me wonder if there have been any breakthroughs in tattoo removal technology lately.
Culture Buzz There's a collection of YouTube videos where dogs face-off against the Roomba, their household robotic enemies. What happens when the cute and the useless face off against the Greatest Machine Ever Invented? Madcap fun ensues.
Tech Buzz A YouTube for paranormal activity. There's a YouTube out there for God, porn, and now ghosts.
Culture Buzz A web series on YouTube that's a parody of Italian action-adventure movies of the 1960s. "Meet Italian Spiderman, the only thing he likes more than women and booze is smokes and booze, with women on the side." I still can't tell if this is real or not.
Culture Buzz We're delightfully confused by this poorly-acted spoof of Sex And The City, complete with steroidal bodybuilders of questionable gender. Fake tans and swarthy baritones never looked so...feminine? Maybe?
Movie Buzz A parody of the creepiest scene from No Country for Old Men where Javier Bardem is overdubbed by a very fey gay male voice. I enjoyed this clip infinitely more than the whole of the movie.
Business Buzz A viral video appears to be a snippet from a security cam tape showing the ghost of an old woman haunting a well-known office building in Singapore. The creepy video turns out to be a hoax developed by a Singapore advertising company.
Culture Buzz Absolut commissioned comedians Zach Galifianakis and Tim and Eric to create ads however they saw fit. The two-part result is a delightfully twisted take on friendship that surely left the suits baffled. But at the end of the day, what drives the craving for a dirty martini more than men with bouffants and misshapen genitals?
Movie Buzz This apocalyptic horror flick won't be out until October, but a trailer revealing plot spoilers has inspired over 400 speculative comments on YouTube. Despite rehashing the Cloverfield marketing hype, these viral videos have actually gotten people excited about a movie that won't be out for another six months.
Movie Buzz Kevin Smith's attempt to exploit the "I'm F*cking" celebrity video phenomenon to promote his new movie Zack and Miri Make a Porno feels like a mediocre version of a Judd Apatow-style viral stunt, especially since the movie features Apatow veterans Seth Rogan and Elizabeth Banks. This leads some to wonder: In a world with Judd Apatow, is Kevin Smith still relevant?
Culture Buzz The fake Nigerian soda behind this week's biggest viral video. So that "bird poo in reporter's mouth" everyone sent you this week was actually the first salvo in a very meta marketing campaign for Frumondah, a non-existent African soft drink. A new video from Bob Odenkirk explains the ties. Leaving us to wonder: How long until Frumondah joins the list of defictionalized goods?
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