In my day, looking at college promotional materials meant getting brochures in the mail and laughing at the font choices and stock photos ("Here we have an international student, varsity athlete, girl in a wheelchair, and a professor chatting casually.")
A lot has happened since Cigar Guymade his tremendous internet debut by photobombing Tiger Woods. The hunt is on for the mysterious Groucho-like man's real identity, and while we don't know who he is yet, we've got some new clues!
Believe it or not, but pesky "real life" activities plague even our favorite YouTubers. We assumed they only lived in my computer merely for our own personal entertainment, too. Don't believe us? Here's some video proof!
Three months ago, my esteemed coworker Whitney Jefferson was a special guest on The Urly Show, the weekly podcast of our friends at Urlesque. This week, it was my turn! Inside, watch me look awkward in front of a camera.
Soap bubbles never get old. They're exhilarating to pop when you're a kid, beautiful to watch when you're an adult and twee to play with when you're Zooey Deschanel. But how do they work?
Keyboard Cat, Spaghetti Cat, Ceiling Cat, Roomba Cat... there are tons of kitties that have risen to fame through the magic of the internet. But who reigns supreme? Urlesque put the best viral felines into brackets to battle it out.
Last week the friendly folks at Urlesque invited Gawker.TV to take part in their weekly podcast. I was lucky enough to take the TL;DR quiz in real life and didn't do such a terrible job...
If you're familiar with the Internet, you've surely seen Hitler freakout parody videos using footage from the movie "Downfall." When YouTube removed all of these videos, the good people over at Urlesque made their own...of Hitler reacting to the news.
Urlesque has been compromised! Checking out the website this morning, we found that everyone's favorite lovably annoying super-geek, Steve Urkel of Family Matters fame, too over the blog, just like he conquered Full House in days of yore.
Guys, we can pack it in. AOL finally finished work on their advanced blogging android, programmed to churn out and rehash Funny Internet Content in unlimited combinations. They've given their Blogbot a site called "Urlesque" and now it will set about destroying Best Week Ever, Buzzfeed, Rex Sorgatz, Gawker, Tumblr,…
