Dad Metal - watch more funny videos
Metal is all about the freedom and reckless abandon of youth, something that sadly is restricted a bit once a toddler comes along. But don't worry dads, as this Funny or Die spoof combines the sounds you grew up on with the daily angst you currently experience in the ultimate soundtrack called 'Dad Metal.'
NBC should just save themselves the trouble and go ahead and make all of the different She-Ra TV shows Funny or Die came up with for this video next season. It's not like the could do much worse than they already are. Plus, this way the ideas are already fleshed out, so they can still go on summer vacation...
Bitchy Resting Face - watch more funny videos
Does your wife or girlfriend suffer from 'Bitchy Resting Face?' And have you ever wondered, "Why is she looking at me like that? What did I do this time?"
Inspired by the success of the recent 'Veronica Mars' movie campaign, Funny or Die has started numerous Kickstarters to bring back all your favorite old shows because "people love stuff from the '90s. The only problem is...April Fool's! It's not real.
It might be hard to believe that scenes were actually cut from the 134-minute-long movie 'This is 40,' but apparently it could have been even longer. Here is a deleted scene that features Maude Apatow's spot on impression of all the Kardashians.
This could be a new holiday tradition, and that would be fine with us. It's a "sad-off" between Anne Hathaway and Samuel L. Jackson, each desperate to prove that theirs is the movie totally inappropriate for the holiday season ('Les Miserables' and 'Django Unchained,' respectively)...
We really wouldn't expect moody singer/songwriter Cat Power (aka Chan Marshall) to have a sense of humor about her onstage meltdowns. You know, because she's always having meltdowns. But here she is in this Funny or Die video, freaking out on a bunch of second graders for trying to sing along to 'Old McDonald.'
Doublespeak. Rhetoric. Talking points. When politicians speak, it's all pretty much gobbledygook. So, why waste time trying to figure out what they mean, when you can have a good laugh instead? In this video, Newt Gingrich makes more sense than usual.
In a new comedy bit from Funny or Die, the humor website combines the Christmas season with the current political campaigning to pose the question, is it time for a new Santa? Check it out below.
If your company wants to come down on you for wasting valuable work time playing on the computer, Google might have had a little something to do with that, at least for a few days earlier this month. More specifically, Google Doodles was the culprit, as the site's home page celebrated Les Paul's 96th birthday, with a playable doodle.