Donald Glover on Spiderman 4
Whitney Jefferson · 02/07/11 09:00PMAt a recent show at the Comedy Connection in Rhode Island, Don Glover took a little time to talk about the online push to make him the next Spiderman.
At a recent show at the Comedy Connection in Rhode Island, Don Glover took a little time to talk about the online push to make him the next Spiderman.
For the New Pornographers' latest video for their single "Moves," the band enlisted the help of many funny faces: Paul Rudd, Bill Hader, John Hodgman, Donald Glover, John Oliver, Wyatt Cenac, Horatio Sans, Todd Barry... the list goes on.
Post-Superbowl Glee gave us a football game, as well as a human cannon, a zombie makeover, and the Katie Couric interview of Sue Sylvester we've been waiting for.
What would you do if your friends started checking into foursquare at your house and leaving unpleasant tips.

This too hot for television IKEA commercial currently running in Spain is way too hot to air on television in America, but thanks to the internet you can watch it anyway.

Governors across America are finally acknowledging that deep, painful budget cuts are unavoidable. But there's no one-size-fits-all prescription for state budget cuts. That's so stupid! For patriotism, we've composed this highly specific listicle noting exactly what each state in the union can cut back on. Is your state included? (Yes.)

Republicans have a problem heading into the 2012 presidential election: They don't like any of their potential candidates. Huckabee, Romney, Palin, Gingrich, Thune, Pawlenty, Barbour and whoever else comes to mind are all losers. It's hard enough to knock off a sitting president, especially one whose poll numbers are on the rise and is, regardless of your opinion of what his "centrist" motives may portend, doing a fine job thus far of establishing himself as Washington's last reasonable man. It's even harder when all of your potential candidates are, again, losers.

Frank Wisner, our special envoy to Egypt and Barack Obama's point man for managing the ongoing crisis there, planted a big wet kiss on Hosni Mubarak over the weekend when he told attendees of a German security conference that Mubarak "must stay in office," which is not even remotely close to what Barack Obama has been saying.