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The 11th Annual Improv Everywhere No Pants Subway Ride took place over the weekend, with 4,000 participants in New York and 59 cities in 27 countries around the world. That's one bootylicious subway ride.
Culture Buzz North America got pantsed. Improv Everywhere in New York City and FlashMob Mexico in Mexico City both staged underwear only metro mobs over the weekend. Which city has the better collective ass? You be the oggler! #OccupyWedgie
Movie Buzz From the minds that brought us 160 pantsless people riding the NYC subway and a frozen Grand Central Station, Improv Everywhere is making a documentary about their pranks and the people behind them. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to make this movie happen.
These people look like they're having fun, but do you know how hot a suit is? Very. Too hot to wear to a beach.
In collaboration with The Guggenheim, Improv Everywhere set up a lectern on the streets of New York and invited people to say something nice. The results are all kinds of “awwww-tastic.” (via thedailywh.at)
With a simple MP3 track, 3,500 people all listened and followed directions simultaneously. Dance party ensues. Seriously epic. (via improveverywhere.com)
And we're off! The bidding has begun. The horse race hats are in place. But who's going to win the Carousel Horse Race? Watch and find out! (via improveverywhere.com)
Ever want to mute everything around you? Voila! Improv Everywhere is at it again.
Courtesy of Improv Everywhere, a musical where everyone breaks into song about the basic human need to share the mundane details of our lives on social networks. Musicals are so awkward! I can't believe I'm sharing this.
The latest spontaneous public musical from Improv Everywhere, this time a social media song and dance that breaks out at the GEL Conference. Catchy, nerdy and cute.
Every couple of hours, the skaters at Bryant Park have to exit the rink so it can be cleaned. After watching one terrible skater stranded on the ice during this changeover while the crowd laughed at him, the pranksters at Improv Everywhere got an idea: What if they put a professional skater in this position and had him suddenly transform from a novice to an expert?
Culture Buzz Improv Everywhere staged their annual No Pants Subway Ride over the weekend. Here are photos from the New York leg (har) of this global flash mob (har). There but (har?) for the grace of God go I. Considering it was below freezing, area hospitals were probably flooded with cases of non-sexy exposure. Now with video!
Improv Everywhere's “Mp3 Experiment Seven” took place in Midtown Manhattan and ended with a crazy toilet paper party in Bryant Park. The event had over 3,000 participants.
Culture Buzz For their latest stunt, Improv Everywhere held a tasteful and elegant black tie soiree …at Coney Island Beach. Cuteness ensued.
The entire opening scene from Star Wars: A New Hope, recreated on the 6 train. You'd think that the princess of Alderaan could at least afford a cab, but I suppose you'll take anything when you're busy avoiding the Empire.
Improv Everywhere hit the streets of New York City last month and painted convenient lines designating lanes for tourists and New Yorkers. This is less a prank than it is a valuable civil necessity.
(And also some ghosts.) This is really charming, unless you were trying to finish your novel at the NYPL and wound up singing the Ghostbusters theme to a homeless man all day.
Improv Everywhere Unleashes 'Ghostbusters' in the N.Y. Public Library Who knew that's where Spook Central is. But wait, where's Slimer?
The happy-scene-causing crew at Improv Everywhere has done it again. This time they gave a complete stranger the best birthday night of his life.
The folks at Improv Everywhere respond to a comment on their latest video. Sounds like this kid's got a lot of great ideas.
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