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Submitted by Alexis Sezar on May 19, 2011
LOS ANGELES – Beyonce is turning heads with the release of her "Run the World (Girls)" music video.
The singer's hot new video premiered Wednesday night on "American Idol" – and later on her official website. On the Francis Lawrence-directed clip, Beyonce prances around in high-fashion couture while surrounded by countless dancers – and animals.
Submitted by Associated Press on May 4, 2011
NEW YORK – Will Ferrell has returned to his President George W. Bush impression, this time to respond to the death of Osama bin Laden.
In a Web video posted Wednesday on Funny Or Die, Ferrell's Bush sends his remarks from a Sizzler steak house in Texas. His message? He has personally overseen a "strategic and covert operation," killing a gopher that had been terrorizing his backyard.
Submitted by Associated Press on May 3, 2011
NEW YORK – Will Ferrell finally triumphed over his arch enemy: Conan O'Brien's beard.
Ferrell culminated a weeks-long lead-up to Monday's episode of "Conan" by shaving the late-night host's beard. A giddy and determined Ferrell guest-starred on the program, promoted as the "Beardpocalypse."
Submitted by Dave Paris on May 1, 2011
WASHINGTON – Comedian Seth Meyers joined President Barack Obama in mocking Donald Trump's presidential ambitions at Saturday's White House Correspondents' Association annual dinner in Washington.
Before introducing Obama, Meyers took several shots at the reality TV star that drew some nervous laughs from the crowd.
"Donald Trump has been saying he will run for president as a Republican, which is surprising because I just assumed that he was running as a joke," said Meyers.
Submitted by Associated Press on April 19, 2011
LONDON – A spoof wedding video which captures British royal lookalikes boogying down the aisle has gone viral, netting several million hits on YouTube.
Models playing Prince Charles and his wife Camilla bump bottoms while Prince Harry gyrates his hips in the satirical video, which was created to help advertise T-Mobile, a British cell phone company.
Even the archbishop of Canterbury gets in the act, raising the roof as he bounces to the altar.
Submitted by Jake Coyle on April 6, 2011
NEW YORK – Billy Crystal's "When Harry Met Sally" has finally gotten a sequel in a new Web video that mixes in a bit of "Twilight."
Crystal debuted his first video for the comedy website Funny or Die on Wednesday. In it, he and director Rob Reiner pitch a sequel to the 1989 film.
Submitted by Associated Press on April 5, 2011
NEW YORK – Charlie Sheen is spoofing his famous "20/20" appearance in a new online video. Uploaded to YouTube over the weekend, the seven-minute parody intercuts his newly taped responses with questions posed by ABC News correspondent Andrea Canning in the widely viewed interview that aired last month.
Submitted by Matt Murai on March 18, 2011
LOS ANGELES – Rebecca Black is making headlines for all the wrong reasons with her "Friday" music video, which she released via YouTube.
Black, a 13-year-old singer from Orange County, Calif., has been widely criticized for her song-making ability, causing her "Black" video to go viral as fans flock to judge for themselves.
Rolling Stone and Billboard are among the music outlets who have bashed Black's debut, with Rolling Stone calling the single an "unintentional parody of modern pop." Gawker.com, meanwhile, dubbed it the "worst music video ever."
Submitted by Matt Murai on March 10, 2011
LOS ANGELES – Charlie Sheen is "winning" again as the host of a new cooking show.
In a new Funny or Die video, the 45-year-old actor hosts "Winning Recipes," where he shows viewers how to cook "using all the power of a warlock."
"Yes, I'm doing a cooking show. Why? Because if you haven't noticed, I'm winning television right now," Sheen says. "My plan is to be the first person to have made an appearance on every television network."
Submitted by Associated Press on March 6, 2011
NEW YORK – Miley Cyrus has met her "Saturday Night Live" impression while lampooning a fellow teen pop star herself.
Cyrus hosted "SNL" on Saturday night, leading to an inevitable face-off between the 18-year-old singer and cast member Vanessa Bayer's parody. But Cyrus appeared on Bayer's "The Miley Cyrus Show" not as herself, but 17-year-old Justin Bieber.
Cyrus played Bieber as too hip to use Bayer's enthusiastic "pretty cool" catch phrase.
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