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'We Are The World' Turns 30

'We Are The World' Turns 30

"We Are the World" was one of the first viral music videos, and its 30th anniversary was this past weekend. It was a single written by Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie, produced by Quincy Jones and Michael Omartian, and performed by a supergroup of popular singers. The song was created for charity and raised more than $63 million for humanitarian aid in Africa and the United States. View Now
If You Can't Stomach Bacon Grease, Don't Accept Dares

If You Can't Stomach Bacon Grease, Don't Accept Dares

If you're going to give your fans two options for a dare for you, just know you're going to be doing the worst of the two. Jamie from Vat19 asked fans should he drink bacon grease from their "WowBacon" device or should he drink a mixture containing all of their food-flavored sodas. The bacon grease looked kind of fancy in that wine glass... View Now
This is 'Ryan on Drugs'

This is 'Ryan on Drugs'

The "Brain on Drugs" campaign is getting an update. Ryan recently had his tonsils (and pride) removed by trained and educated doctors. The drugs that he received for the surgery led to hilarious results. View Now
Tom Hanks & Justin Bieber Make Carly Rae Jepsen's Music Video Incredible

Tom Hanks & Justin Bieber Make Carly Rae Jepsen's Music Video Incredible

We really, really, really, really, really, really, really like this music video. Carly Rae Jepsen's new video for "I Really Like You" features Tom Hanks lip syncing the song, which is hilarious. He takes selfies with strangers. He's texting Carly and using the coolest emoji available: the monkey covering its eyes. People swiping right on Tinder when he walks by. He's pregnant! Just kidding. Then Justin Bieber comes out of nowhere for a grand finale dance party. This music video has it all. View Now
'Game of Thrones' Meets Taylor Swift's 'Blank Space'

'Game of Thrones' Meets Taylor Swift's 'Blank Space'

There are a bunch of remixes out there for Taylor Swift's single "Blank Space." This one is super nerdy and super awesome. Presented by Nerdist, this parody depicts George R.R. Martin's unlimited power. The lyrics are pretty cruel, but darn it, it's as catchy as the original. View Now

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