Like many rich people, Ricky Van Veen—co-founder of College Humor and fiancé of Girls' Allison Williams—knows exactly how directionless, jobless college graduates should live their lives. In a new Tumblr post, he outlines a plan of action for the unemployed recent graduate. It is extremely realistic and helpful* (*if…
People google a lot of dumb shit over the course of a given day. Just ask Casey Anthony.
Nickelback and Instagram are two things that are interminably ripe for mockery, so it stands to reason that marrying them in some way — like, say, by remixing the unholy earworm "Photograph" into a spoof song called "Look At This Instagram" — would yield a truly potent piece of satirical synergy.
Streeter Seidell and Amir Blumenfeld joined Kathie Lee and Hoda during Today's fourth hour to help play a trivia game about April Fools Day. Warning: some of their "facts" are more like made-up answers, but are very entertaining anyway.
This parody may be one of the best-produced spoofs we've seen. Complete with glowing bowling alleys, glowing beer, and even a glowing bong—the two very-separate worlds truly collide.
This parody from CollegeHumor stars Tony Hale as a terribly oblivious guy to everything around him. An immature, oblivious man-child? Let's just call him Buster Bluth 2.0.
Leighton Meester, star of upcoming dorm-horror film The Roommate, sends out this PSA of appropriate roommate etiquette. The number one rule for cohabitation? Don't touch your roomie's shit.
In case you missed the Golden Globes on Sunday, Natalie Portman told a not-funny joke during her acceptance speech and then let out a horrendous cackle. Naturally the hivemind of the internet latched onto it and a meme's been born.
Aziz' parenting advice is along the lines of watching seasons 1-5 of The Wire, exuding confidence, wearing a tux, not getting fat, and drinking Jameson on the rocks because "all the cool kids start drinking first."
If superheroes were all hipsters they'd probably tweet, take art exams and knew about Mars way before it was "cool". Hopefully, this isn't the next big reinvention in superhero films despite the obvious comedic potential.
In this parody from College Humor a mom is forced to chose which orphans to adopt. Let's just hope we didn't give the producers of Bridalplasty any new ideas.
In this animated holiday short, two great comedic minds combine to perform "Peace on Earth" and "Little Drummer Boy." We can't help but wonder if Jason Segel and Jack Black are truly neighbors in real life, too!
In this new video from CollegeHumor, Michael Ian Black delivers a press conference inside of a room that's on fire. The press conference continues, as the reporters and the speaker burn alive. It's much more comical than it sounds.
This one is for every person completely content with the way they get things done now. The ones who, curiously, hold onto their old gadgets with zeal. The good folks at CollegeHumor argue that history is not on your side.
Sometimes when I'm chugging my fourth "Five Hour Energy" and my neck's cramping from the weight of my beer helmet, I say to myself, "Self, there's gotta be an easier way to get your energy buzz on." Enter Four Loko.
On August 2nd, 2010, College Humor posted an original video: a parody of Inception written by Dan Gurewitch and David Young. Two days ago, South Park aired a new episode: a parody of Inception that seemed strangely familiar.
With literally every hour-long Charlie Rose interview posted online, it's quite easy to find the pieces you need to put together a spoof. Here CollegeHumor wonderfully recreates the lighting to match the original video as Charlie plays Dad.
News flash: your cat does not want to be a bee for Halloween, he wants to be a cat. Aren't cats already Halloween enough? Have him sit on the couch as himself, and he will not try to jump off.
CollegeHumor put together an interesting scenario—the so-called "Ground Zero Mosque" throws in the towel, canceling their plans for an NBA-sized court and pretzel cart with three kinds of mustard...causing protesters to think twice about what they're passing up.
Like the movie itself, this College Humor Inception parody video is brilliant. Unlike the movie, though, it's not hard as hell to understand. But it sure is fun to watch the characters attempt to make sense of everything! Video inside.
