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(PG-13: Language) “I think this is why the terrorists hate us.” Radio, TV, and podcast legend Adam Carolla rants about stupid radio PSAs, contractor red flags, fancy comfort food, being envious of LeBron James’ barbershop show on HBO and more while eating hot wings.

Sanrio’s millennial death metal mascot can now be yours with both her moods at your command. Kidrobot’s Aggretsuko Reversible Medium Plush can be turned inside out to switch between Retsuko’s normal calm face and her karaoke-ready rage face.

(PG-13: Language) Videogamedunkey’s game for Halloween isn’t some bug-ridden nonsense or some crap filled with microtransactions. Nope. It’s an actual horror game called Visage. It’s clearly an homage to Magna Carta for the PS2.

“Mary Poppins eat your heart out!” The mad inventor Colin Furze is preparing for the cold weather by making his own take on the umbrella. He created one with a stainless steel canopy and a patio heater underneath. It also serves as a stove and armor.

(SPOILERS, PG-13: Language) God of War on the PS4 is a wonderful achievement for Sony Santa Monica Studios. But the game wasn’t always that brilliant. Sony shares some of the funny glitches the developer came across while making the game. Be sure to stick around until the end.

With the new Halloween movie hitting theaters, the guys at Screen Junkies decided to go back to the movie that started it all, John Carpenter’s 1978 horror classic, and give it the kind of loving, yet snarky tribute it deserves.

Only Japan could turn an egg yolk into a hilarious mascot for adulthood. The Gudetama Lazy Egg plush sees the unproductive icon hiding in a zippered egg shell marked “Grade A Lazy.” When you take him out, you’ll see him on an egg white that says “Leave Me Alone.”

(PG-13: Language) Videogamedunkey seems to be having a lot of fun with Call of Duty: Black Ops 4. What with the taser Roombas, the dogs, the sniping, the dual machine gunning, and the shielding. But not the assault rifling. Black Ops!

(Gore) “Jason is an emotionless golem, with a solid chin, one-punch KO power, and seemingly no fears to manipulate…” Auralnauts adds a fight commentary to the 2003 flick Freddy vs. Jason, as the two horror giants battle it out between the real and dream worlds.

Yes, we’ve seen Key & Peele’s parodies of football player names before, but it being football season, we couldn’t resist sharing this compilation that Comedy Central just dropped, jam-packed with more laughs per minute than we’ve had in a long time.

We’re not often lacking for words, but after watching Joe Settineri’s music video, we’re stupefied. We’re not sure if his track about the Dark Knight’s moodiness was intended to be satire or taken seriously, but either way, his level of commitment is impressive.

(PG-13: Language) The versatile artist Anderson.Paak talks about his collaborations and influences, growing up in Oxnard, his worst show, West Coast trivia – including a massive shoutout to Fatburger – and then adlibs through the hot sauces of Hot Ones.

How It Should Have Ended takes on the inconsistencies and illogical sequences in Marvel Studios’ Ant-Man and The Wasp, such as the Wasp forgetting that she can fly, how Janet survived all this time, and of course ignoring the Infinity War.

See See Motor Coffee Co. built what they call “a real cafe racer.” They modified a 2014 Ural cT to become a mobile coffee shop. Not only does it have a functioning espresso machine, it also has a sink, a cooler, a coffee grinder and a water tank.

“Yeah so the artist put the frame on as well.” The enigmatic urban artist Banksy made world news yet again when an artwork of his shred itself after being sold at an auction. In this video, Banksy shows how it was triggered, and that it was supposed to shred itself all the way.

Musician Bill Wurtz is back with another uplifting little ditty, a song about a young man who reaches for the stars with his dreams – if at times overreaching his grasp. Perhaps if he eats his spinach every day…

(PG-13: Language) Actor and musician Jack Black sat down with the folks from IMDb to walk through some of the more notable items from his page on the website, regaling us with entertaining tales from throughout his career with his usual zeal.

Give your family and friends a nasty surprise when you bring this creepy treat out to the dining table. Made by Etsy artist It Came From Under My Bed, these realistic pies look like they’re made from a human face, but are actually made of latex and foam. Promise.

Funny or Die knocked it out of the park with their mashup of Halloween and Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure, in which everyone’s favorite bowtied goofball really loses his mind and starts stalking Jamie Lee Curtis. We always thought there was a little something “off” about the guy.

Dinosaur Comics creator Ryan North wants to be competent if he ever became a time traveler. So he wrote How to Invent Everything, a funny but informative history guide that will help time travelers rebuild civilization in case their journey goes awry.

Hasbro has released adult and modern parodies of some of its classic board games. In Clue: Lost in Vegas, instead of investigating a murder, you have to figure out the last person who saw your missing friend after a wild night in Vegas.

If you never played the 1980s computer game California Games, load up a copy today. French creative studio ELMØ decided to reimagine the game for the 21st century, amping up the intensity to 11 for today’s crowd with extra zombies, gore, and garbage.

Saturday Night Live’s latest fake commercial pokes fun at all of those testosterone supplements designed to restore virility and manliness, while reminding us that sometimes we just need to let nature take its course instead of trying to fight it.

(PG-13: Language) “Someday this will be over.” Jack Black and Kyle Gass talk about rocking hard enough to start an earthquake, their worst live performance, Kanye West, ’80s metal music, famous Tenacious D lyrics, and more while trying to defeat increasingly hotter wings.

Now that individual humans don’t need to forage or hunt for food, or build their own shelter, we really don’t need to do much to survive. Casually Explained goes over modern humankind’s general lack of motivation, along with some of our other wonderful traits.

Wisecrack’s Garyx Wormuloid breaks down the themes explored by the Marvel mega movie Avengers: Infinity War. It’s about the perils of power unchecked – making decisions that decide the fate of billions of lives, while no one dares tell you about your weird get up.

Getting from place to place in video game worlds can be a drag. Hence the inclusion of overview maps and teleportation to zip your character over long distances quickly. Nukazooka envisions same tech applied to the real world. We’d just use it to skip traffic jams.

“Equipped with a sonic screwdriver and a psychic paper – two devices with the power to speed up the plot.” Screen Junkies takes on the long-running BBC sci-fi series with two Honest Trailers. The first one pokes fun at the modern day version, while the second roasts the classic.

(PG-13: Language) While working on the hilarious Pickle Rick episode of Rick and Morty, co-creator and voice actor Justin Roiland struggled to get through even the most mundane lines as the multiverse’s favorite dill- and alcohol-infused grandpa.

Botnik Studios took The Killers’ track All These Things That I’ve Done, and reworked it using words found in commercials and YouTube reviews of Arby’s fast food. As random as it seems, it was 100% effective at convincing us we need the meats for lunch today.

If there’s one thing we learned from the NBC hit comedy The Office, it’s that Michael Scott is a BIG baby. The Office US YouTube channel put together this 10-minute compilation of some of the World’s Best Boss’ worst outbursts, huffs, whines, and hissy fits.

The world’s most stoic pianist Lord Vinheteiro tickles the ivories in an attempt to get his equally expression-free friend Laura Kassab to crack a smile. He plays tunes in a wide variety of moods to try and break through, but with little luck. In the end, he made us smile too.