Tech Buzz Facebook made a nice intro video for investors, but it was waayyy too long. Here it is with just the creepy parts.
Celebrity Buzz Want to date Zac Efron? THOUGHT SO. Follow these 20 rules to guarantee that he'll fall in love with you*.
Movie Buzz An epic montage of nearly every modern superhero movie. Did they leave any out?
Ladies and gentlemen, watch this supercut to see FCC fines in action.
Politics Buzz We'd like to thank Ed Harris and “Game Change” for reminding us what the Straight Talk Express was all about.
Mario has been through a lot in his 25+, starting with Donkey Kong all the way through his latest Super Mario Land 3D game. Many obstacles have gotten in his way, preventing him from saving that stupid princess who always finds herself being captured.
Movie Buzz Mash-up artist Patrick Peris brings us this supercut of the most violently awesome confrontations in film. Big ups for using A Perfect Circle.
Movie Buzz This is really cool. Cinematic supercut maker kogognada—who gave us every “Breaking Bad” POV shot, among others—is back with “Tarantino From Below,” featuring all of Quentin Tarantino's famous “Trunk shots” (and its variants).
TV Buzz This concerns me. Tim Gunn was one of ABC's pre-Oscars red carpet correspondents. Unfortunately, Gunn's intros and outros—along with basically every other part of his performance—weren't quite as ravishingly fabulous as the famous women he had the privilege of interviewing.
Sports Buzz There's no need to when he can just humiliate everyone else on the field instead.
TV Buzz If you're totally a fan of FX's totally twisted secret agent cartoon sitcom “Archer,”, you'll totally love this supercut of … you get it. Enjoy.
Movie Buzz In the movies, “I'll call you back” means “I'm obviously not going to call you back.”
Movie Buzz Just in time for Valentine's Day, here's a montage of some of Hollywood's greatest love speeches. Someone pass me a handkerchief. [Ed. note: Or the vomit bag. Your call.]
Movie Buzz If you're a movie buff, then you're probably family with body count videos for the action and horror genres. I now present to you, courtesy of Youtuber DiranLyons, the Terrence Howard “Mayne” Count — as in the number of times he says “Mayne” in “Hustle & Flow.”
Culture Buzz Anderson gets so much credit for his elegant soundtrack choices, but he could have just picked Ja Rule every time. (via theaggregate.net)
Culture Buzz We have all asked ourselves whether the already impossibly cute videos of turtles and tortoises eating could be improved upon. I say yes, yes they can, and present you with the following spin on the genre. Strawberries included.
Celebrity Buzz Lana Del Rey thinks things are beautiful…and gorgeous…and beautiful.
Movie Buzz Don’t have the patience for its complicated character development and unpredictable plot twists? Here’s a supercut that includes every painful and painfully funny blow seen in “Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story.”
TV Buzz Anyone that watches the Discovery Channel’s “Gold Rush” regularly should know by now. They mention the boy’s age quite a bit.
A great vid of every Doctor Who story from 1963 to today. Except for the missing episodes, of course.
TV Buzz This supercut collects nearly every single time Homer said “d'oh” during the first 20 seasons of “The Simpsons”.
Celebrity Buzz In the classic vein of “Why Not?” editing, this supercut showcases Brad Pitt eating food. Yup, that’s really what it is.
TV Buzz Vimeo artist kogonada reminds us all that, sometimes, fine television requires a Roomba-cam.
Movie Buzz This supercut was commissioned by the Columbus Museum of Art. Because, apparently, somebody there is a hardcore fan of “Gunsmoke.”
Anyone following Newt Gingrich in the past week knows the former speaker has mentioned Ronald Reagan pretty frequently. Almost more frequently than himself. (via campaign2012.washingtonexaminer.com)
Politics Buzz She had to say it a lot during her Iowa coverage — this only represents a fraction. Poor thing. Good thing she lives for election nights.
Tech Buzz From Duke Nukem to Skyrim, it was a year of gaming highs and lows. Check out this video featuring a retrospective of 2011, the year in gaming. (via robotmutant.com)
We've seen the worst fails of the year, and now it's time for a supercut of the best wins of 2011.
TV Buzz We all love Stephen Fry's warm welcome at the beginning of every “QI.” Here's a collection of those greetings from the BBC quiz show.