NMA, the company that brings you all those animated videos of recent scandals, just signed a five-year deal with SpikeTV to provide content for the cable channel. The first special in the works? Charlie Sheen's Winningest Moments, naturally.
From Mad Men to guerilla and social marketing, here is an animated short by the marketing firm Cake Group that will bring you up to speed on the history of marketing.
Here's this guy merrily going about his business not realizing the horror he's causing those around him with his fashion statement. So, come spring, remember the impact your footwear choices can make.
Watch as a man cuts off all of his hair to draw attention to our depleting natural resources. Does his message get across? Not really, but he has a crazy beard and who doesn't love a crazy beard?
This is the romantic tale of when sand met the snow and it's just about the cutest thing you'll watch all day.
Riddles? False accusations? Escape? It's all here in The Thomas Beale Cipher, a beautiful and award-winning animated short by Andrew Allen.
Do you ever find yourself just having one of those days? This artist did, and so he took it upon himself to animate his frustrations.
Tawd Dorenfeld beautifully animates the phone call of when Lyndon Johnson needed to buy pants in 1964 that would leave plenty of room "down where your nuts hang."
In today's age of The Internet, we have all cultivated our very own and very personal internet-navigating routines. So watching over someone's shoulder as they clumsily fumble around cyberspace can be a truly excruciating experience indeed.
On Conan, we got to see a clip from the new Warner Bros. movie, Young Justice. The new movie features Flash, Martian Manhunter, and the league's newest member, Conan. Check out his super-deep voice, fishnets, and piping hot oven mitt.
There's a new member of Fox's Sunday night comedy block. Bob's Burgers premiered after The Simpsons last night to mixed reviews. Mainly, it left us wondering how a cast filled with such funny people be so ...unfunny? We investigate!
A few years ago, Lipton Brisk Iced Tea ran all these commercials with claymation celebrities saying "that's brisk, baby!" Now, they're back, or at least one is: a 60 second recap of Machete, because why not and such.
This short made by National Geographic shows us some pretty interesting things as our global population is on the verge of crossing 7 billion. And it's done really well. What can't kinetic type teach us? Nothing, I say.
Taiwanese animators NMA are ending their year with a shot at NYC Mayor Mike Bloomberg and his handling of the recent Snowpocalypse. In their version, no one could get Fresh Direct and snow balls were used as weapons against him.
These guys, not content to have it out with standard fisticuffs, jump into a wall and duel video game style. Things get pretty crazy and in the two-dimensional world that they duke it out in.
This video of a a lecture being animated as you hear it is both beautiful and intellectually stimulating as some fascinating precepts about time and behavioral differences are illustrated as you hear them.
While you were gleefully ripping apart the boxes of your Christmas presents as a kid, those presents were suffering. They were having their bodies torn apart while you laughed. Well, now it's time for the presents to get some payback.
JibJab's become known for their funny/relevant "Year in Review" videos, so I'm pleased to announce that 2010's version—featuring puppets of President Obama and Vice President Biden singing a lamentation of the sh*tty year that was—doesn't disappoint. Watch inside.
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia finished it's season with a spectacular Christmas episode. Following in the footsteps of Community, the gang gets stop-motion animated while Frank tells a story from his hospital bed, where the gang visited their "dead" friend.
