Alf! AND NOW THIS! Throw on your stupid slap bracelets and prepare to never grow up. (Please grow up.) Someone interviewed Dante Basco, who played Rufio in 1991's Hook, and asked him if people still…   Read Story »

A whole article about subhuman monsters with non-functioning eyes and hearts if you like to read that kind of thing.   Read Story »

The writers of our favorite thing Bob's Bugers, which comes back March 11, have begun a blog that will feature exclusive art and audio from the show and comedy pieces and ON AND ON! Why don't you…   Read Story »

I'm going to give you a quick peak behind the curtain at how the sausage is blogged, and then at the end, let's just agree to tear the curtain down and set it on fire and stop eating sausages and…   Read Story »

Delocated's Jon Glaser has a new blog called Auto Buds. "Auto Buds are two cars of the same make, model, color, or as identical as possible, that are parked right next to each other or in close…   Read Story »

You guys, just a heads up: I have not looked at a single application yet, so if you haven't heard anything back, please don't cut your head off and throw it in the garbage (yet) (just kidding! NEVER…   Read Story »

Good morning! Mondays! Lasagna! I just wanted to take a second and let you guys know what you can expect this week. We have a whole bunch of guest bloggers who are going to be covering all of the…   Read Story »

Well, this does not bode well. After the "success" of turning Shit My Dad Says into a terrible television show, Hollywood has now officially set its sights on the Internet as the killing fields for…   Read Story »

Videogum reader A. Mart has created a blog exclusively for videos of people dancing by themselves to Ginuwine's "Pony." Yesssss! I suppose you could add it to your RSS to get the latest updates, but…   Read Story »

Tila Tequila has started a new celebrity gossip blog. Which makes sense, because as she points out in this video, she has been in this industry 10 years now (whatever "this industry" means). It…   Read Story »