Dave Grohl recently announced that the Foo Fighters are taking a break, but that doesn't mean he's going to stop rocking. In a recent episode of The Muppets, Grohl takes on Animal, everyone's favorite puppet drummer, in a drum battle for the ages. Who ends up the victor? Well, you'll just have to watch and find out.
Ah, I do love a good mashup. And what better than one of the best rappers (Eminem) pairing with one of the best puppet-based shows (The Muppets). Scooter plays the part of Em in this one, while Kermit gets to spout off a couple of Dr. Dre lines. These kinds of mashups are always much easier to do with animated or puppet shows, but hey, that doesn't make it any less entertaining. Enjoy!
Rihanna seems to be embracing some kind of psycho alter ego lately with her radio singles. It started with "FourFiveSeconds," an acoustic trio with Kanye West and Paul McCartney about wilin' on some folk. That tune was very catchy and featured quite the awkward Grammy performance.
A more recent release is "Bitch Better Have My Money," a song that is insanely easy to get stuck in your head, even though the premise is ridiculous. But hey, Ri Ri didn't get rich by handing out loans everywhere, so you may as well pay her.
Anyway, a genius named Mylo the Cat released a remix of this song for Vulture Remix, which apparently has four episodes now. It features Miss Piggy as Rihanna, and the matchup of lyrics with Piggy's flapping gums is quite magical. To both queens, we salute the search for money.
Ernie turned 45 this past week, so Conan felt it was due time to give him a colonoscopy. Makes perfect sense to me. After all, it's the responsible thing to do. Enjoy.
First off, by no means am I suggesting you stop donating to ALS, or any other charity that you believe in. But these ice bucket challenges are filling up Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, YouTube, Pinterest and Xanga faster than you can say "Oh no...ANOTHER one?!"
So let's put an end to the videos. Keep on donatin', and even feel free to post about it if you'd like. However, as about 96% of these videos are just people starving for attention, it's gotta stop.
Above is a video of Kermit the Frog doing an ice bucket challenge. Below is one of Homer Simpson doing it. When fictional characters are getting in on the action, you know it's gone too far.
