Yosemitebear, the man responsible for the Double Rainbow video cashes in on his 15 minutes of fame in this New Zealand Vodafone commercial, in which he sees double... everything. Double trees, double people, double mailboxes—"it's so intense!"

Following in the distracted footsteps of the girl who fell into a mall fountain while texting, this ten-year-old boy is so absorbed in his PSP he falls as well... except onto subway tracks. Handheld electronics are getting increasingly more dangerous!

"Step to me, get beat down like Rodney King." These and other words can be heard in this "freestyle" (*derisive chuckle*) by Tom Hanks' son Chet, better known as CHET HAZE, Northwestern University's most famous currently enrolled student/ MC.

Last night on Jersey Shore, Ronnie had to be rushed to the doctor for emergency treatment. Of course, on Academy Award Nominated Jersey Shore "emergency treatment" is translated as drinking so much you start bleeding from your anus.

Though it is their summer playground, Seaside Heights can also be a torture chamber for the romantic lives of the eight guidos of Jersey Shore, the most important sociological experiment of our time. Behold hearts being broken and stalkers returning!

Attention caffeine addicts! If you're having trouble picturing just how large the new 30 ounce size Trente at Starbucks is, this video proves you can pour an entire bottle of wine into the cup and have room to spare.

In your finally Friday media column: you won't have Deborah Solomon's Q&A's to scoff at any more, more evidence of Sam Zell's intolerability, Hachette waits on its layoffs, and magazine newsstands are dinosaur-like things.

Scientists have developed an invisibility "cloak" using calcite crystal which can hide a paper clip-sized object. This is somehow different than this invisibility cloak. And this one. And this one. They probably keep losing them in the lab.

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Sterling Archer's mommy issues are to thank for his need to emulate Stanley Kubrick on last night's Archer. Enjoy this horror show clip of an animated Jeffery Tambor being mind-raped out of a romantic interest in Archer's mom.

While the handler and reporters describe a "sweet dog with a great temperament", the Rottweiler in question promptly attacks another dog on air, redefining the phrase "animal cruelty."

He swims really fast and can stay underwater a mighty long time, but that doesn't mean anything in an official race. This swimmer was disqualified because you must come up for air. But who cares, could you do that?

The leader out of the gate for best commercial at Super Bowl XLV is a Volkswagen ad featuring a young Darth Vader. The most controversial? HomeAway's " Test Baby," which features a baby slamming into a glass wall as a joke.

These little ducklings have just one step to go before they can join the rest of their adorable little duck family. Can they do it? Watch and find out.

Re-energized protesters kept up the pressure on Hosni Mubarak in the 11th day of massive demonstrations across Egypt today. The violence of the past two days seems to have abated, and prominent government figures have taken to the streets.

If you ever wanted to see a chubby white guy yell "LOL OMG" and "LMFAO" to a beat, your time has come. It gets weirder when he says: "Turn me on... I'm a waterhose. I'm a vibrating pen."

The study group played a game of Dungeons and Dragons to pull a fellow student out of a deep depression. This part of the quest alone should have at least put a smile on his face.

Volkswagen - The Force

The only thing cuter than one kitten entranced by a feather is five kittens entranced by a feather.

Last night the old Idol wagon train rolled into Los Angeles. And because that's where it lives, it felt more comfortable letting it all hang out, warts and all. I suppose that's good for them, but it's bad for us.