If you've seen the movie "Anchorman", you know Will Ferrell's character Ron Burgundy will read ANYTHING they put on the teleprompter.
Well, apparently a meteorologist in Green Bay named Brian Niznansky has the same problem. And to prove it, his news director slipped in one of Steve Carell's lines from the movie. On live TV, Niznansky said, quote, "I love lamp."
By now, we've all seen the silly YouTube feud between "Star Trek" stud William Shatner and "Star Wars" star Carrie Fisher. Well, "Trek" star George Takei wants it to stop.
Sometimes we as humans get a little defensive when someone tries to take food off of our plates or snags a fry or two. Well, it seems to be the same in the animal kingdom.
There's a new video on YouTube called "Family Home Destroyed by Avalanche", but it has nothing to do with snow. It's a woman walking through her house after her two toddlers got into a bag of FLOUR.
William Shatner has teamed up with State Farm Insurance to warn Americans to be careful when deep-frying turkeys this Thanksgiving. And as it turns out, he speaks from personal experience.
Last night Rick Perry attempted to do some damage control after his latest flub in the Republican primary debates by reading the "Top Ten Rick Perry Excuses" on "The Late Show with David Letterman".
Finally, we find out what happened to Moammar Gadhafi after his death. Last night’s ‘Saturday Night Live’ opened with the ghost of Moammar Gadhafi, who gave pretty valuable information to the American audiences.
So, has the shock of Kim Kardashian divorcing Kris Humphries after 72 days of wedded bliss worn off yet? Good thing the news broke on Halloween because we were so depressed, we needed to drown our sorrows in bucketfuls of fun size Milky Ways.
Here's something to get you geared up for Halloween. The website NextMovie.com posted a montage of movie villains doing what movie villains do: laugh maniacally.